The Eye of Fate Continues in Grace and Courage
Grace defies danger with Stuart O’Neill as he seeks help for her wounded hands. George and Honora observe the escape from Liberty Hall, while Grace contemplates her future and Lord Archie's world. The scene blends romance and peril as their paths cross at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengelf
Giorge
Ylouers
Stuart O'Nell
George
Houora
Javel
Archie
Barr
Honora
Ale
Grace
Liberty Hall
Water and Sewerage Board Holds Weekly Meeting
The Water and Sewerage Board met at the offices on Castle Street with Jacob Garrard presiding. They reported £707,129 7s 7d income from July 1 last year to May 26 this year, and £276,797 4s 2d for the same period prior year, a gain of £50,938 7s 4d. Average daily water consumption was 16,500,040 gallons, down from 17,500,000. They exempted Camden Cottage Hospital from water rates and discussed cemetery grounds. They proposed buying 5 tons of coal for Richmond pumping, and considered the Griffin issue and a tramway proposal at Prospect Quarry with conditions for an 18 month completion and lease terms.
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Water and Sewerage Board
oMees
Castle- Taugh-sieet
Hom
Jacob Garrard
Tata
Camden Cottage
Richimond
Voly
Alderman Grifin
Alera Griffin
Em Gravel and Road Metal Company, Limited
Neu
Prospect
Umf
Grin
Circular to Magis Trates Urges Magistrate Impartiality
A Department of Justice circular signed by Under-Secretary George Miller urges magistrates to refrain from sitting on cases where a party has interest in the outcome. It cautions against any appearance of partiality in petty sessions and cites a Supreme Court judgment by Hon. Justice Cohen on maintaining independence and integrity in judicial proceedings.
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Department of Justice
George Miller
Ben‘ches
Mengistratea
Minister of Justice
Justice Cohen
Supreme Court
Aboriginal Pugilist Mungla Hippi Dead at Wirrabilla
A report to the Aborigines Board notes the sudden death of Mungla Hippi at Wirrabilla on May 2. Born about 1850 at Gundabloun Stax he spent much of his life along the Barwon River and on sheep stations. Renowned as a powerful pugilist, he was undefeated by aboriginals and rarely defeated by whites. He served time at Maree Gaol in 1898 for assault.
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Plenee
Morton
Heyaolt
Aborigines Board
Wood
Collarendabri
Mungla Hippi
Hippi
Wirrabilla
Hipp
Gundabloun
Stax
Barwon
Mog Mogil
Thoea
Nina Montha
Maree Gaol
Newcastle Appeal Prohibits Further Proceeding in Child Maintenance Case
In chambers on Thursday Mr Justice Owen heard Alfred Charieg Moodle of Newcastle appeal against a magistrate order issued for Ellen Grant of Meriwether. The order demanded weekly maintenance for a child and payment of 12 coats by Moodle, enforceable by levy and distress or fourteen days imprisonment on default. The appeal argued the magistrate lacked power to award distress or imprisonment and that the order infringed the Desperate Wives and Children Act. Also contested was the social authority to compel payment or imprisonment and whether the order could extend to coats and other penalties. Earlier, the court found the maintenance valid, noting the payments covered by the order were for a six-month period. At St Peters Council, Alderman Campbell reported a garbage disposal conference and the proposed cost of a four-cylinder destructor at about 2000 pounds, with St Peters seen as a potential site for the installation.
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Justice Owen
Alfred Charieg Moodle
Newcastle
Donaldson
Ellen Grant
Meriwether
Ty Hs
Grant
Magis Powy
Ty Sealand
deBalte
St Peters
Campbell
Lng Uist
Meare Gottard
Mamay
Warner
Bt. Peters
Effective Voting League Formed in Sydney
A public meeting on Wednesday led to the formation of an Effective Voting League. W Neate chaired and urged adoption of Miss Spence's proportional representation plan for the Senate, arguing the present system underrepresents minority groups and that all community sections deserve fair parliamentary representation. Attorney-General B R Wine supported reform, and provisional officers were named with Messrs Mudway, Day, and B S Voss as secretaries and M Millan as treasurer.
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W. Neate
H. Spence
Pasole
Democratic
Federal Assembly
Senate
Miss Spence
Wynlem
Megera Senate
Mise Spence Ang Hrs
Young
B. R. Wine
Mies Syente
Cumberland
Gurran
Hogue
M.la
Tollawies
Merere
Wise
M'Millon
Flolman
Awiton
Waddell
W. J. Donnelly
Garay
Messrs
Mudway Day
B. S. Voos
Deu
Mr. M'Millan
Dredging meeting seeks ministerial dredging reform
A special N.8.W. Chamber of Mines meeting at Equitable Hall resolved to urge the Minister for Mines to modify the Dredging Act. They supported dredge costs, lease rents, and area rules, and decided to send a deputation to press these proposals.
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N.8.w. Chamber of Mines
Equitable Hall
Walt
Minister For Mines
H. Wood
Gay
New Zealand
Adiacustien
A. B. Nott
A. D. Nelson
MLLA
Spplicante
D. K. Inglis
A. D. Kent-Johnson
A. J. Bananean
Wad- Goll
Alleged Assault on a Wife at Botany Road Court
At Botany road North Botany the accused Joseph Stevenson 34 was charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm on Margaret Stavenson wife of a councilor after an April 7 incident in a barber shop. Witnesses described a brutal assault including dragging and choking. Stevenson denied the charge and was committed for trial with bail set at £80. Emma Harris and Grace Lee testified for the prosecution.
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Rodura Polide
Isaacs
Joseph Stevenson
Ain Wite
Margaret Stavenson
Botany
Wilson
Hilekay
Botany-road
North Botany
Alice
Erie Pedkley
Prince Alfred Hospital
Mra Stevenson
Counsd
Botany Roed
Abe
Dwbu
Pitt-street Congregational Frat Aid Class Examined
The Pitt street Congregational frat aid class under Dr I Relacte and the St John Ambulance Association was examined on 22 0d with several successful participants including Sophia Steffanon Mabel Brewster Clare Newell Nash Joan Tweddle and Bessie Small First aid certificates awarded. Dr A Jarvis Hood conducted the examination but bad weather kept many away.
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Pitt-street
Congregational
I Relacte
St. Joh Ambulance Association
Mieg Sophia Bteffanon
Alice Steffanoni
Misnes Mabel Brewster
Zalla Barkas
Clare Newell
Nash
Joan Tweddle
Bessie Small
A. Jarvis Hood
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