The End of the Chase in Grendon Harbor Escape
Vyne-Miller and a police sergeant pursue Grendon after a yacht escape. Across river and mudbanks they close in, Grendon fighting the harbor mud in a desperate bid for liberty as the drag of pursuers tightens. The chase reaches the estuary with the mudbank blocking direct capture and the danger of capture looming.
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Miller
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Pistol Threat Sparks Rescue on River Incident
In a river skirmish a pistol is brandished amid cries as a sergeant grapples aboard a boat. A tense moment ends with a figure toppled into the water and a devout laugh signaling a grim outcome.
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Cochricer
Greudan
Genmiton
Man Accused in Domestic Assault at Nortup Street
A trial alleges Tom Pro restrained and pushed Annie Woberge during a disputed one payment plan eviction at Nortup Street, Reiihardt. Witnesses describe forced entry and threats as the accused claimed prior knowledge of the piano plan and resisted police arrival. The case references related charges and previous convictions.
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Glade Valley Court
Suminone
Annie Woberge
Reiihardt
Wry
Alan
Nortup-sireat
Iwichhardt
O'Railly
Weid
Abe
Jng
Foutani
Alno
Poonin
Butore
Windom
Dufeniamy
Toit
Ren
Ress
Shovine
Comple Oil
James
Tagen
Ann
Mukune
Rulie Shaw
Rarqwir
ALK Wevka
Mipridomnien
Praise for the railways and journey by Synapacy partners
A garbled letter extols railway officials for their aid during a long 14 mile trip from Collarenebri Mast to Wager. It mentions Mosars Trefeck San and Company of Synapacy and Peck Sons and Mulgueens, selling 70 Clonagh Station stock, dispatch from Collannebet Rasta tracks on November 2 and 27, praising the rail journey and officials for attention to the Tang Journeys.
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Victoram
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Bigamy Case At Redfern Shocks Local Court
Redfern policy court hears Matilda Strachan of Redfern charged with bigamy after alleged marriage to James Strachan while still married to Jamon Henry Strachan. Evidence includes certified marriage documents and witness testimony. Prosecutor details prior marriages and children. local dairy and netting notices appear in the same report.
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Matilda Strachan
Samos Styavham
Windaor
Wally Strachan
Jowrril Rity Svott
Realera
Swajar-vonsinh
Moore
Tastody
Windsor
Jamon
Trachan
Ana
Henry Strachan
Matilda Potta
Henry Scott
Matilda Potts
Strastan
Vine Street
Darlington
Aeeuand Om
Rately
Florence Prenderzast
Henry Smnrt
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Fccused
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Ber
Avcured
Work Wages Board Debate At Toohey’s Brewery
Fragmented OCR passage details wage disputes at Toohey’s Brewery and related malt house labor. References indicate union involvement, living wage demands, and wartime labor conditions. Names and precise events are unclear, but themes center on workers seeking fair pay during a wartime era with mentions of unions and employers.
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Thy
Trad Wages Board
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Spabomonce
Gald
Gunhag
Ehutting
Lar Heyy
Awe
Vaya
Lote Ouaita Chie
Sume OY
Pole Wierke Ck Tmakit Raltdes
Phipps
Harley
Mr Warscu
Union Piper
New Tram Lines Move Toward January Opening
Official announcements indicate tram routes from Bellyway to Pad dineton and allied towns will open mid January. A temporary kilowatt generator setup at the Turra Power House enables the dry ing-out of armatures, with tests and driver trials planned before public service begins.
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Ad saneryad-Marrivkville
Ain Regaut-acrwel
Akloeville
Ajil
Turrma
Regan
Paddiagena Viaduct
Perems Miraying
Ing Wessureet Ratramen
Throwing rubbish on streets at Grete Police Court
At Grete Police Court Joseph Oates keeper of a butcher's shop in Charles-street LikB hurst was fined 30s for placing sawdust paper and shop refuse on the street to be removed by the council. Sylpey Marhan for depositing two large bags of rand board and wastepaper near Abbatoir road was fined as well.
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Joseph Oates
Charles-street
Likb
Hurst
Sylpey Marhan
Rand Board
Abbatoir Road
Corowa Wheat Crops Show Early Harvest and Frost Effects
Harvesting in Corowa district has begun and grain is arriving in town. Early samples are hard and light, with heavy costs from late frosts and a dry spell. The Federation variety and Farmers Privnd gain popularity for milling, while fodder suitability remains limited by water shortages and stock conditions. Doctor Sheldan's new discovery advertised at 1 shilling 6 pence and 8 pence.
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Imperialbuskal
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