Pamela Drake Defends Sir Morecambe as Arrest Looms
Pamela visits Drake Hall after Sir Morecambe is jailed on charges she fears may ruin the family. Morton argues the case for truth and forgiveness as Pamela faces harsh doubts from Lady Drake and Comstone, while Pamela insists Sir Morecambe is innocent and vows to see the affair resolved. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the public bell rings and the story resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Pamela
Mies Poin
Sir Morecambe
Pamiela
Parton
Morecambe
Drake Hail
Indy
Pesble
E- Mansion
Comstone
Lady Drake
Rye
Tvs
Caike
Comestone
Oliva
Yonger
Lady Crake
Laycett
Boog
Crake
Mortom
Lilith
Watsons Bay tram extension near completion opens soon
The Watsons Bay tram extension from Signal Station to Watsons Bay Wharf is almost complete. The single track includes three sidings in Gap Park and offers a panoramic view. A brick battery house with 380 cells supports line temperature control. Residents expect the extension will boost Watsons Bay’s appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson's Bay
South Head
Gap Park
Barber
Sydney Heads
Battery House
American sailors charm Sydney with slang and humor
The story recalls American sailors in Sydney who won locals over with their wit and slang during a port stay. A reporter notes the police chase, licensing debates, and a vivid scene as sailors mingle with residents, while one man deserts and a humorous, if not sharp, official tone emerges in the port town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justeff
Sydney
Sp Vtelorn
Matin
Ecxara
Evaslanle
Ty O'Rjock
Jackie
Jack
Lin
Mile
Yenkes
Tommy
Aes
Borfacketa
Dust Trials at Brooklands Reveal Cars Raise Dust Little
The Dust Trials of the Royal Automobile Club at Brooklands show that tyres and speed disturb limestone dust. A horse and trap and a human powered bicycle moved little dust, while cars with broad pneumatic tyres raised dust even at low speeds. Trials tested devices to reduce dust, including a perforated underbody screen with forced draught and a wheel-dust collection apparatus, though no completely dustless solution emerged. About 200 official photographs documented the trials over two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Automoniie Club
Brooklands
London
Motors
Mallee
Ems
Cere
Apples Paid In Theft Case Edge of Court
A sealer paid three threshers with baskets of apples in a trading co partnership. Dick, Tom, and Harry each received fruit, but £24 was missing from the till. Accused claimed joint enterprise with Yuen and Les and that money had been stolen from the shop. Six sovereigns were found in a sock, and witnesses described serial misplacements as profits vanished. Trial set with defense reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Harry
Charlie Wong
Chines Grocer
van Mey
Water
Haring
Yuen
Les
Harry Yuen. & Grocer
Oxford-Street
Eaid
Picnio
Mbarea
Charlie
Stark
policMor
Warry Turngald
Ball
Roman Catholics Welcome Fleet In Sydney Melbourne Visit
The Rev M C Gleeson visited St Mary's Presbytery in Sydney and Mount Melaras with Catholic colleagues. Robert Emmet, son of Colonel Temple Emmet, stayed with Cardinal Moran in Sydney then Auckland, receiving an Irish sovereign gift. A special train will move Roman Catholic sailors to Melbourne for Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral with a large welcome in Hobson's Bay and an Irish luncheon at Cathay House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Gleeson
St. Mary's Presbytery
Sydney
Mount Mefleras
Ireland
M. C. Gleeson
U.S. Navy Medical Staf
Lewisham Hospital
Mary
Robert Emmett
Connecticut
Temple Emmet
New York
Robert Emmet
Cardinal Moran
Auckland
Williamstown
Melbourne
Maia
St. Patrick’ Cathedral
Bpencer Street
Banda of Geslong
South Melbourne
Dean Phelan
V.G
Hobson's Bay
Impost Taxes under Time and Verification Act
A regulation under the Time and Verification Act introduced charges for imperfection of fruit vegetables or plants. It set rates per package for bananas, fruit and vegetable stocks, and other plant materials with specific counts and unit measures. The carrier Carrigus Head from Byrne via porte arrived at Lawdos Wodsaeday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrigus Head
Byrney
Porte
Lawdos Wodsaeday
Straying Cows Prompt Village Meeting and Fines
Residents of Watsons Bay and Vauchune Avenue report stray cattle disturbing the area. A meeting of local officials resulted in fines for several, while Aymund Rood avoided punishment as cows continued to roam near the coast. Officials have fenced off a pier area around the council chambers to deter the herd at a cost of eight pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson's Bay
Vauchune
Cotnell Chambers
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Maes
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Gramma
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Oppanice
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ASO
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Prince OF Wales Hotel
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Bow
Inpeten
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Prince of V
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Prince OF Wales
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