Chapter XIII Love and Confession in a South Village
In a continued chapter, Drexel and a detained Drexel ally recall a clandestine encounter. He reveals long awaited feelings and proposes marriage, while she battles tension and fear as memories surface from a past, with a dramatic confrontation looming. The scene centers on rekindled love, past secrets, and looming revelations.
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Sita Love To Kill Thane In Theatre Carriage Scene
In a tense scene aboard a moving carriage, Sita Love confronts danger as Drexel, unseen by the crowd, shoots and withdraws her, while Vere and another maid share a charged exchange. Vere learns of a planned plot as the pair flee toward safety, the world shifting in minutes.
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The Carly Closing Act Hairdressers Close Day Query
Public inquiry on Wednesday closing times under the Carly Closing Act for hairdressers. Department of Labour clarifies options for shop closure days, notices required, and transition steps as new provisions take effect. Ed notes from Evening News discuss Hair-holiday movement and department guidance.
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The Federal Celebrations Letter to the Editor
George F Garland of Marrickville urges that Sir Henry Parkes be honored in the Commonwealth procession by inviting his two sons to attend with prominent roles. He predicts one son will play a future part in Australia’s administration and notes Parkes’ desire for the colonies to unite. The writer signs off from Marrickville on December 28, 1900.
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A Good Idea For Child Safety During Celebration
Letter to the editor from A G G dated December 28 urges parents to attach name and address tags to children during celebration week. The proposal aims to aid police and reduce distress by identifying youngsters if detained or frightened in crowds, noting similar practices in American cities.
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Protecting the Children in Inaugural Ceremonies
A letter to Sir Loy Lorimer warns that child attendance at the Commonwealth inauguration poses safety concerns. The writer urges delaying the children's participants to December 27 and requests public instruction officials withdraw the young guests from the program until December 31 to ease parental anxiety.
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Public Complaint Over Ode Competition Judging
Letter criticizes the Commonwealth Ode adjudication committee for bias and alleges they requested Mr Evans to alter the production. The writer argues contestants were to be judged on merit and warns against favoritism influencing the results.
Odesa Standoff Over Odes Rejudging Call
In a December 28 1900 letter Gr Howden protests favoritism in a Commonwealth Committee review of poems submitted to the Australasian. He asserts Evans’s work appeared earlier, urging the committee to re judge all odes on their original merit without alteration and as first submitted.
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Disappointed crowd at Cricket Ground bands show
A reader complains that on Tuesday evening only three scratch bands performed at the Cricket Ground, contrary to expectations of Imperial and Colonial forces. The letter says the public was misled by advertising and questions why the event was run as a private venture without proper announcement.
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Filthy streets and Commonwealth celebrations urged
A letter from A Lover of Sydney complains of filthy streets despite city preparations for Commonwealth events. He urges responsible authorities to deploy temporary youth labor under supervision to clean main thoroughfares during the celebrations.
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