Tom Wails Adventure in the South Seas Chapter XX
In a southern sea voyage, Tom and Captain Hervendeen escape by boat after an ambush. The pursuit boats drift near a reef as a mysterious ship draws closer, and Tom learns his father and brother are aboard the Malolo. News spreads of Tom’s safety as family reunions unfold with Captain Casale and Mr. Wallis aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imad
Mia Canalle
Bill
Botepa
Barrier Reef
Hervindeen
Mrs. Caxulle
Belne
Tom
Herpendeen
Amnor
Borr
Mrg
Casale
Soleva
Mager
Bolom
Herrendéen
Carey
Ferrendeen
Blu
Singavi
Namie
Mm Crnalle
Horrendesn
Herrendeen
Burr
Akiem
Murh
Tou
Herrendern
Mmeh
Oube
Deen
Herrenieen
Bully Hayes
Ysitts
Bill Chester
Herendeen
Walllal
Mr. Wallis
Jack Selzed
Sean
Brooker
Leo
Eck
Wally
Wallis
Toul
Casadle
Mr. Walla
Walelis
Casalle
Mr. Burr
Sineway
Sam
Wal- Us
Simm
Castillo
Win
Widwy
Kolg
Jack
Captain Casale
Cote
Captain Casalle
Wallis Dresy
Wallis la Byer
Marble trout sent for climate acclimation in Queanbeyan
Specimens of marble trout from Snowy River have been sent by Mr H Flume of Boluco to Mr Gale of Queanbayan for acclimatisation to Queanbeyan waters as part of an effort to introduce the species locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowy River
H Flume
Boluco
Gale
Queanbayan
Enducer
Queanboy
Third Reading on Bills and Tramway Conversion Plan
Parliament finalized readings on the Metropolitan Traffic Bill and the Wages Limitation Bill. The tramways electrification plan for Richmond Vale and surrounding areas faced a £100,000 cost, with total expenses spread over years and additional power needs for a larger system. Passage left to the Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic Bil
Mtr
John Brown
William Brown
Stephen Brown
Newcastle
Richmood Vale
Miami and
Hexhaw
Assembly
Runa
Suttor
Caymell
Syreer
Srese
George-street
Hice
Armoricalig
New ‘York
Maine
Legislative Assembly Debates Premier Lyne South Africa War
In the Victorian Legislative Assembly the Premier William Lyne faces questions on the federal premiership and the South African War. Crick defends ministerial decisions on volunteers and leave. Debates touch land exchanges and land policy as officials weigh settlement needs against abuse of the exchange system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagiter
Sydney
William Lyne
William Lyn
D.connor
Australia
Edmund Baroy
Huw Menitier
Mr. Norton
Holman
China
Sir W. Lyne
Courve
Ser
W. Lyne
Sleath
Harkita
Walsted
South Africa
Haynes
Mr. Crick
Markus
Rogland
Mr. Erick
Mr. Alivton
J. C. Fitzpatrick
Urick
Crick
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Mir
Quinn
Toopa
Wen
Bleath
Cape
Natal
Chanter
Seth Premiar
Norton
Gundagal
Tumut
O/SULLIVAN
Che Ling
Gundagel
A. Land Exchanoe Systry
Hawes
Thin Howe
Uodér Secon
Nosres
Puimery
Carruthers
Exchanera
Uschul Adufalatra
Vloset
Cathasye
Cormly
Moore
Xis
Controversy Over Crown Lands Exchanges and Delays
In 1857 figures show hundreds of land exchange applications and many not yet dealt with. Debates condemn Lands Department delays and political manipulation as MPs push for reform under Crown Lands Act amendments. The session ends with adjournment amid calls to curb improper exchanges and ensure fair processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Milaire
Hassall
Chanter
Lands Department
Norton
Wwe Uanda
Watson
Ashton
Lande Department
Haynes
T. Pitzeatrick
Russauld
Ras Buuily
Brunker
Holt
Landseal
Daves
Fabsall
Eloy
Tubber Gebutz
Low
TW. Taylor
Mumar
Canterbury
Messrs
B. Gener
Archer
Equity appeal tests altered Foresters order validity
The Full Court hears an equity appeal over an alteration to the Sydney District Ancient Order of Foresters rule under the Friendly Societies Act. Dispute centers on whether amendments to general law were ultra vires and if contributions tables must be filed with the Registrar. Argument incomplete as court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amojont Order of Foresters
Baters
Arowa
Old Anolon
Order of Fronter
Sydney
Order of Forealurs
New Gouth Wales
Twizer
Orbich
Vertain
Iorey
Arror ii
Registrar of Friendly Societice
SIP
Julian Salomons
Ma ‘Rich
Messrs. Pigott
Blinson
Onan
Harvey
T. Slattery
Editor notes on railway expansion and public opinion
A letter to the Evening News editor questions a proposed 329 mile railway from Cobar to Wilcannia and beyond to Broken Hill. It argues the plan could push trade to a neighbor province and urges editorial comment. The missive also references soldiers returning from South Africa, a Victorian Lacrosse team visit, and social notes about theatre and ball season events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Cohar
Wilcannia
Broken Hill
Syiney
Cobar
Wilcanmiay
South
Australlg
Talus
Ion
South Africa
Criterion Theatre
Sigs
Damplers
Jane Lo Buy
Agricultural meeting at LIGMORE discusses dairy and cane plans
A largely attended Agricultural and Pastoral gathering at Lithmore district debated government supervision of district inquiry, cream payment by quality, and forming a Dairymen and Farmers Union to unite delegates from agricultural groups. The Columial Sugar Company warned cane growers of possible duty changes and price impacts, while local fire and weather notes described repairs and a shop ceiling incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligmore
Moulay
Lacs
Kore Counkers
Yip
Diliter
Alliers
Columial Sugar Company
Tan
New South Wales
Inter
Victorian Border Railway Approval Sparks District Hopes
The Victorian Border Railway Standing Committee approved the project from Birchip to Militura via Yella, with two years to completion. The plan, backed by Mil ture and Hew Peat supporters, signals strong regional impact by linking Darling and Riverina trade centers and opening new markets for wool and other products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Victorian Railway Standing Committee
of & Ling
Yella
Mettleren
Darling
Riverina
Mildure
Murrey
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Tom Wails
South Seas
NATO
Cnaing
Herrendesn
Malolo
Ringrvbarker
Apuke
Straig
Herren
Casall
Ruthie
Ty Harry Golding
S.A Thrilling Story
Ladysmith
Jave
Alory Yuna
Fiacus
Ira Cascatr
Parliament
ToRspat
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly
Mr. Willis
J Ae
Predarick ‘Durfay
Pooilan
Meaghen
Society Law
Ewing
Herta
Arnott’s
Mile Arrowroot
Arnott
Curio Tea
Thurwlay
GriMtles Brothers
Lo Eult
Laspury Thojdaulvey
George ST
Vinglia
LEA & Perrins’ Sauce
Agricultural and Pastoral
Dorridale
Pati- Bersidale Road
Plane
Fourle
Mouri Keesi- Mako
CrailHlag
Tha
Horesdale
Jara
Cooma Ln
M.f-B
Pitt-atrest
Klag
Marktshentay
W. Derg
Wes Tesinurail
Colemane
Gney
Terese
Ma Lester
Pom
PON Tam Australian Colontel
Goxon
Tre Mot Sutaitiour
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