Hidden gold at the hollow in the Cape
The group guards a secret gold find at a waterhole, arguing over trust and secrecy. Mary, Dick, William, and Harry clash with Wilding as they decide whether to reveal the discovery, while the men plan to return to town to bank or guard the gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebe
Yeu
Sunny
Willian
Ant
Harry
Mary
Dent
Wilding
Flo
Hunt Marry
Tita Luxe
Luwselle
Rome
Wayward
Hiv Prudeuer
Noritt
Mies Nuctouius
Hayward
Elsie
Ted
Indy
William
Mr. Norh
Sours
Fister
Haywara
Larry
Harey
Abe
Willam Ad
Mr. Seafe
Slury
Anes
Mr Wilding
Mr. North
Lowe
Wilting
Margy
Govillay
Tayward
Fien
Sue
Promine
Mike
Harry Seas
Walt
Wigine
le Specenuty
Dirkness
Viking
Geld Dick
Tie
Lord Kitchener and Mr Schalk Burger letter to Schalk Burger
A lengthy published letter from Lord Kitchener at Army Headquarters South Africa dated September 22, 1901 addresses Mr Schalk Burger. It discusses peace aims, war preparations, and the desire to end hostilities, referencing Chamberlain, the South African Republic, the Orange Free State, and plans for handling rebels and amnesty amid the Boer War context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kitchen
Schalk Burger
South Africa
Army
Tony Honor
Witleh
Botha
Chamberlein
Bouth
Attics
Europe
Brat
Pretoria
Bich
Legislative Assembly
Great Britain
Volkeraad
Enue
South Asia
Saw African Republic
Anil
Cape
Yura Tuye
Kitchense
South Afries
Mine inspection at Lake George Mines halts works
Mr J Marks, chairman of Lake George Mines Company, with mining expert A T Brown, inspected the Lake George Mines at Captain's Flat to gauge ore quality for Elmore oil concentration. After their departure, management halted operations until London directors advise, casting gloom over the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Marks
Lake George Mints Company
A. T. Brown
Watley
Tanager
Goss
Elmore
London
Pigs and firms report sales at market and lodge notices
Pigs sold by Elle and Company and others with various yard figures and buyers including George Welle and Matthews for 307 pigs. Malden Brothers sold 000 pies to £4 195. Young and Company sold 204 plus 488 pigs. The New South Wales Laundry Association held a special meeting at the Fremesona Hotel Tort Arrest on November 6 noting December 2 wage rates for ironing and related work. Several new members admitted, ten proposed, and a discussion on wage rises and charitable laundries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elle and Company
Downs
Oxley
Bowden
Lakeman
Storia
Duncan
George Welle and
Matthews
Malden Brothers
Joult, Clark, and Company
Young and Company Wold
New South Wales Laundry Association
Teferencs
Ladiatry
Ambulance Conflict Over Crossing Delays Emergency Response
A Pyrmont fatality near a timber yard prompts criticism of traffic enforcement. Civil Ambulance Transport Brigade officer recounts being halted by a city constable while crossing, prompting calls for police and ambulance coordination to speed hospital arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonphaia Ima
Pyrmont
Thursbey
Nike
Duiowmer
Moltsien
Goulenda
Samme
Auikopinen
Civy
Ika
Vela
Sanor
Evening News
Aydney Hosnital
Moses Susion
Tieither Yard
Thureday
Aki
Wiether
Delgade
Vehidley
Bilsnex
Ian Tam
E Meer
George Anil Markal-street
Anorine
Boas
Om Table Mines
Wasty Han
Robs May
Brandl
Brandl Wate
Lindfield
Waverley
Efenia
eMlal
Wilinely
Trame
Ymurs
Ete
Teeotilive Offcer
Miri Amhulsnee Transport Brigade
Peice
Yass News Brief On Wildlife And Railway Plans
A recent report notes roving ginnies camped on the Yass River banks near Lele tents and a Tandy Dandy Riverine species hunted by J Prager at Tharaway Earworks. Quail have appeared after years, with a public meeting planned to discuss the proposed Fhorowa railway line and its observer poles near Yeas.end areas along Tanemangaro Kan etapa and Kye Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yass
Yassiver
Yeas
Tanemangaro
Kanetapa
Aleu Kye Park
Broken Hill Miners Face Wage Reduction Talks
After a directors decision on wage cuts, Broken Hill miners have been informed and are likely to meet to discuss their options. Workers oppose the reduction though some expect compromise may be offered by Sulphide Corporation management. The dispute rests on the terms demanded by the mine owners and whether two management factions prevented earlier action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binh
Sulpaide Corpo
Pharmacy Board Debate Over Patent Medicines Explored
A correspondent questions why the Pharmacy Board does not stop ordinary storekeepers from selling patent medicines. The reply cites licensing gaps and public confusion, noting authority limits and the need for clearer regulation. The letter also mentions the board’s lack of power to act and references ongoing policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Bisast
Eret
Jeter
C Cleerty
Oliber
Berer
Eulant Soathines Sostaining Alch
Roberta
Nis la
Erievance
Ned Stra Road
Tee
Sunday closing and a chaotic newspaper jumble
A garbled OCR style text depicts a chaotic Sunday closing notice with partial phrases about a store or business closing, names, and scattered references to customers, workers, and a Sunday schedule. The content is fragmentary, with unclear chronology and numerous misreads.
Australian mining official praised for long service and impact
A historical article recounts the life of Mr. Jobo Coghlan, proprietor of Australian Diamondwood Mockrill Company, and his pivotal role in early coal mining development. It notes his introductions to the public, references to mining sites across regions, and his enduring influence on the state’s industry and community until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carters
Gowrie
Baer
Newcamir
Speman
New South Wales
Jobo Coghlan
Diamwood Mockrill Company
Ariie
Bret
Australie
Bicctios
Teraite
Camp Creek
Fort Flatkieg
Holt-Rutherland
Moceutank
Hewthcote
Bern
Salvation Army Commandant to Visit New Zealand Room
The Salvation Army commandant arrives in New Zealand on a day to meet with senior officers. Commissioner M is named and his wife accompanies him as he faces past charges, while arrangements for special meetings are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haniain
Bealand
Pheurwdaynes
Sud Coma
Hecila
Cary
Germany
Ard Hin Wih
American World Fair Aims for Global Spotlight
Fragmented OCR text describes a grand world fair in the United States, highlighting plans for a central exhibit area, international participation, and government involvement. It mentions a special agent arrival and anticipated newspaper coverage, with references to vendors, exhibitions, and public interest in the event.
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Lone
Australia
Lord Kitchener and
MR. Schalk Burger
Lake George Mines
Yass Ithis
Broken Hill
Pharmacy
Aemthirr Walter Peet Vonsee
Ake Haba
Tevet
W.H. Paling & Co., Ltd
George-Street
Sydney
COPE
NAVY
England
Sox
Chapman
Paulls
J. Muiiuer
Misa
J. Edo Huneuy
Oieta
Meir Hiveber
Prujioua Uemwey
Malutlaleile
Senday
Wrocker Studii
Jorie Sorkel
Wienia Erie
Wmikaug
Ces Menage
Emery Ebon
Heskage
Ponteran
Swrembor
Salvation Army
Tolman Botugerie
Americas
France
Wwe
United States
Laila
Ee Fermiahid
Atv
Tela Ainne
Vilela
New Rea Vale
Praia Foin Wook
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