Between Two Pires Chapter XXV Continued
Characters traverse toward Ladysmith amid rain and refugees. Van Lennep, Muriel, Evelyn, and Cyril mingle with aid workers as they approach a besieged town. News hints at Dick’s whereabouts as Captain Brace’s party encounters weary soldiers and civilians during a tense, uncertain halt.
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van Leunep
Dan Foo Muriel
Joubert
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Paul
Yan Leanup
Abe
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Fats
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Glencoe
Bath
Maposal
Evelyn
Murlet
Murdoch
Mies Hughes
Aruret
Emiie
Hughes
Bhn
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Ave
Che Aneu
Pretoria
Muriel Krnndhy
Sasnckiind
Dao
Parliament Proceedings On Deaf and Blind Children Numbers
In the Legislative Council debate Mr Suttor cites NSW figures: 122 destitute and dumb children under 14, 88 deaf only, 6 blind only, 44 blind, plus 1 deaf and dumb, 39 blind in the 4.S.W. Leaf and Dumb and Blind in addition. Government denial of training provisions except at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Waratah. Questions on compulsory education for deaf and blind, plus numerous notices and motions by Mr Sutton. The Darling Harbour Recurrent Provision Bill discussed, with division on council powers. amendments on City improvements and citizenship qualification postponed. Council adjourned at 10.05 p.m.
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Executive Council
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Legislative Assembly Public Service Appeals and Finances
The debate covers delays in the Public Service Board inquiries, the Governor’s salary, and electors rights. It reports Third Readings on railway amendments and hospital bills, then moves to discuss the public finances including a committee’s scrutiny of late government administration and alleged misstatements.
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Thomas Davis
Intlamen
Richard Tosca
Watson
Hse
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Early Closing Act Sparks Employee Hours Debate
A reader letter condemns the early closing law, arguing it allows bosses to keep shops open past permitted hours. The writer urges amendments to define the half hour service window and prevent employers from forcing workers to start early or stay late, praising the government but calling the act flawed.
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Creur
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Uuy
Snow
Cro
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Christa
USA
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Untitled report from Leich/Ardr recounts disturbance and police notice
A fragmented letter from Kalam home recounts a late night disturbance with a juvenile fight near Hele Grin and a daring escape. A public notice states a special constable will be stationed permanently between the dancing salon and Short Street to police the area amid community tensions.
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Noriau-aumet
Pau
Lars Festion
Indy
Hethue
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