A Woman's Tragedy The Detective's Task
Lawrence L. Lynch presents a mystery tale titled A Woman's Tragedy The Detective's Task with notes on characters Ground Stabyriathy Hlomance of Bomb Trower and a Sonsini Mystery kaa
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
7
Lawrence L. Lynch presents a mystery tale titled A Woman's Tragedy The Detective's Task with notes on characters Ground Stabyriathy Hlomance of Bomb Trower and a Sonsini Mystery kaa
In a chaotic scene at the Siggins home, Drayton, Allen, and others debate safety and loyalties. The narrative follows entrances, disguises, and a plan to shelter Miss Sidney Sterr while tensions rise over a looming danger connected to the Ute expedition and a target shooting near Cort. The dialogue reveals comic misfires and mounting intrigue as Allen presses for access to Miss Sidney, while the looming presence of the detective and the lieutenant adds gravity to the volatile mix.
In a vivid scene at the annex parlour, Miss Starr’s arrival shocks Dan Drayton as Roxy and Philip Morton introduce a procession of guests. The group, including Carolyn, exchanges formal greetings and decorous banter while Braddock’s anticipated visit looms nearby. The moment spins toward comic confusion as Morton’s presence unsettles Drayton. To be continued.
Canbelego 80 miles east of Cobar, near Mount Soppy Geld Mine, grows fast with new public buildings and workers. The plant, cyanide tanks and salt water condenser, employs about 110 at the Mount Hoppy operation, with 25,000 tons of ore crushed monthly. Manager Thomas White and accountant McNamara oversee a district with several promising prospecting shows and new claims, including Mount Boppy G M Company interest.
A correspondent criticizes a state conference on drought relief, arguing resolutions favor borrowing for productive works that benefit landowners over relief for struggling farmers. He accuses Sir John Bee and the government of pursuing debt to fund relief, while many producers fail to gain tangible aid.
The council notes a Water and Sewerage Board reference to drainage charges linked with Weaite's Creek storm water channel. It states the board is not responsible for the works, which were done by the Government and later transferred, with levy duties under Act 1204. The text mentions Cadburts Cocoa and a Swlarasion fee in Tangat.
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