Return to Barbrook Ends in Australian Fortuna
Maurice Fitz-Morriss, son of Sir Maurice Fitz-Morriss, fights a legal battle over a dubious claim to the baronetcy. A key interview with Dr. Galton and evidence from Tim O Riley leads to a settlement with Torrington. Maurice sails to Australia with family as Belle becomes Lady Fitz-Morriss and Millie Gordon travels with them to the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Ireland
Lady Bryant
Dr. Galton
Maurice Fitz-Mortiss
Australia
Maurice Fitz- Morriss
Dublin
Hugh
Rev. N. Starchey
Sir Maurice
O Riley
Tim O'Riley
Q O’ Riley
Galton
Solicitors’ Office
O' Riley
Fitz-Morriss
Torrington
Maurice Fitz-Morriss
Finley
Barbrook
Belle
Millie
Finley Gordon
Heronet
The Golden-3 Kookaburra and Related Works
A note credits Special Arrangement for publication of The Golden-3 Kookaburra with references to its author associated with works such as Saved by the Railway Points The Sundowner and The Coward of the Regiment.
Dying swaggie tells gold image theft tale at Narracan
Geoffry Langham cares for a dying swaggie at Narracan Station who confesses to a gold image theft from an Aboriginal king in South Australia. The man describes being captured, escaping with the gold image of a kookaburra on the chief's chest, before his end nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbrook
Mr. Bartlett
Geoffry Langham
Narracan Station
Mr. Langham
Willie
Geoff
South Australia
Lake Amedeus
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Hed
Vincent Gibson
the Golden
Kookaburra
Decimus Carson
Chapter
Ross
Mrs. McCathie’s Ltd
Great Pitt ST. Sale
Sydney
Pitt Street