The Mallison Mystery reveals a tangled tragedy
A serialized tale shows Lord Beltran and Lady Searsland seeking a lost child amid a death and abduction plot. Hilda Mallison’s death, Joyce Durl’s plea to accompany her, and the later discovery of a dead infant drive a tale of inheritance, guilt, and vanished bliss.
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Susounees
Beltran
Emil
Hleek
Linda
Atlantic
Searsiaod
Mierica
Tia
Han Hamilton
Hilda
Woodlex Wark
Karine Inell
Jong
Thors
Waller
Wien
Phyllis
Marchioneae
Seartland
Mr. Bleck
Lavine
Pruth
Marchliness
Tam
Mr. Bleek
England
Lord Beltran
Joyce Durt
Sineer
Joyce
Bleek
Aurricn
Scarsual
Ubey
Dalyea
Malieed
Pharoah
Mallison
Searsland
Englant
Joyce Durl
Amelia
Ayach
Woodlea Park
Bank of England
Wondler
Phil Mallinon
Alt
Witeh
Fhilip Mallison
Fragmentary Memoir of War Debates and Prisoner Issues
Fragmented excerpts discuss Boer War policy, civilian casualties, and prisoner of war narratives. It references South Africa, Cape Colony, and figures linked to Boer resistance, with debate over treatment of prisoners and war conduct. Names and places appear in a garbled OCR style indicating historical correspondence.
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Patrick Watcom
Ureden
New York Herald
South Africa
Schwepers
Chatberlain
Coxtpany
Kitchover
Pamest
Joubert
Botha
Briton Barre
Mutua
Scherpers
Cape Colony
Repub
Nien
England
Simon Nevel
New York
North
RM Ister
Mining woes and hopes in Wellington district news
In Wellington district mining reports show activity with a new battery at Millibell Creek and surface works advancing slowly. Prospecting continues near Stuart Town and Bur rendous while the government eyes Hi Bod gold field. Officials discuss subsidies up to £30,000 to back development if a capable company takes on the project.
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Wellington
Millibell's Creek
Jose
Stuart Town
Etheraucial
Moonvial
Dak
Hawkine's Hill
Ilantes
Spowla
New South Wales
Tea house claims big savings for customers
Mowers Athcherney and Dewson market a tea selling system from 284 Decree Wrext near Hunter street claiming 40 percent savings and a superior product. They outline delivery terms and price per blend and quantity, while The Optician at 28 George Street offers testing and spectacle prescriptions. The firm emphasizes large stock, recent shipments, and a long family business history in Australia.
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Atcherney
Dewson
Hunter-street
Ubal
Orm
Reneraliz
Mewsis
Atebaring
Dawson
Anstralia
Nile
Fru
Wood
Optician
George-street
Huntéraareet
Amite
Australia
Bes
Liverpool
Fer Ines asf Olds in ths Heed dost Poperuist Cee
Fer Ines and Olds feature in a headlined piece from Poperuist Cee with quirky wording and unclear context. The readable text hints at a historical or satirical column but offers little concrete event or identifiable names beyond the odd phrasing.
The Great Drought in New South Wales 1790s to 1830s
This extract compiles drought records from New South Wales across decades, tracing prolonged dry spells from 1788 to 1830. It notes water scarcity, failed harvests, parched rivers, and mass efforts to obtain water, with references to Parramatta, Sydney, Hawkesbury, and Norfolk Island, and a 1829 proclamation for general thanksgiving amid the drought.
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New South
Times
Piinders
Bass
Australis
Bavewan's Bay
Spengs
Sydney
Deanett
Sydney Cove
Parratoatta
Ides Im Tee
Catone Collins
North Shore
JuaWary
Parramatta
Norfolk Leland
Payrametta
Trom
C'Ganetye
Messrs
Wentworth
Blaxland
Lawson
Dividing Range
Bennett
Ganerre
New South Wales
Hawkesbury
Hunter
Blackwaaile
Maren
Imen
Bauth Head
Yee
Haghesbury
Lane
Darling
Existemant
Drowry
Lange
Hietory
Tagy
Ralph Darling
Furdte
New South Waina
Favorabia Raina
Tony
Diane Watcb
Parschlo
Oversment House
Parvamaria
Tie Excellency
Cenaepd
Alwander M’lemr
Drought Strikes Australian Regions Across Months
The report surveys severe drought across New South Wales towns Bracken, Blackheath, Tumberumba, and Walgett. Descriptions note parched rivers, scarce water, burnt vegetation, and rising prices for butter, corn, and wheat. Emphasizes impact on dairy, stock, and farming communities with references to historical drought comparisons.
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New South Wales
Uwe Gusther
Tam
Auatralia
Willan M'Millan
Audi
New Zealand
Blackheath
Tumberumba
Fort Hale
Hame
Hevco
New England
Pilliga
Walgett
Ashfield Retrenchment Measures At Council Meeting
At the latest Asketa Council session Alderman Milter moved to cut salaries across the board, reducing the mouseit clerk from £285 to £200 and the overseer from £228 to £200 per year. The Director of Dillmaneem’s salary was pared to £163 but referred back for broader review. The band of the canal clerk was raised to £76 and the assistant cornet clerk to £200. Spending on essential items like watering was trimmed from £141 to £100, with a reduction also applied to the warty fund.
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Asketa
Milter
Nixon
Dillmaneem
Thwan
Coronation celebrations spark fears of ground disturbance
A damaged report notes an exploding gas generator incident and safety concerns at a public event site. It mentions preparations for Coronation festivities in Tumberumba and disperses into various local mishaps, fines, and administrative notes across multiple districts, with correspondent wires confirming scattered issues.
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Tumberumba
M'Matan
Haeghes
Alleged Police Tyranny At Melbourne Protest
A Melbourne unemployment protest near the Exhibition Building drew police attention as banners with slogans appeared. A subsequent confrontation on Yarra Bank involved calls to investigate Inspector Cayeey and pressure on officials, with remarks about imprisonment and future actions noted by attendees and bystanders.
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Victorias
Melbourne
Exhibition Building
Benner
Yarra
Parliament House
Ahernon
J. W. Fleming
H. Rogers
Fleming
Ube Baer
O'Callaghan
Sheemia
Pleming
AIF
Multiracial Population Figures and Club News From Australia
A long, disjointed report lists counts of racial groups in New South Wales and other regions, noting totals for Chinese, Indians, Polynesians, and Melanesians amid a broader news digest. It also mentions the Miswarra Coursing Club setting dates, a Liverpool School of Arts meeting, and various corporate and civic notes including land, fire and marine funds, with scattered references to events at T.M.C.A and Young Women's Christian Temperance Union activities.
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New South Wales
Aborkmen
IAG AtroNny
Chines
Tomlin
Lemmlen
Uw Chiffens
Natigen
Gow
Ait
Maliver
Kiliniwom
Nailve
Barnes
Athens
Atria
Reyuion
Aleern
Rahe
New Gulomm
New Caledonia
Loyalty Islands
New Hebrides
Fouts Rew Aylands
Otherwine Deveribed
ATI
Polyarni
Ino Oittereise Demritet
Samos
Howman Felarids
a.Caroline Islands
Sandwich
Yelands
Driendte
Ates of
Lia
Liverpool School of Arlea
Harry Rawson
T.M.C.A
Young Women's Christian Temperance Union
Landon Annulance Corporation
Whichomra Wy
A. M’at Limited
Mydney Ameol
Warine
Replal
Amave Wauet
Brae
Blackheath
Aiwa
Sickly Children in Winter Warnings On Emulsion Remedies
Fragmentary letter from a mother praising Scott's Emulsion for a sick child, detailing a severe illness, treatment attempts, and a recommended course of using Scott's Emulsion for similar cases. Mentions distrust of substitutes, calls to doctors, and advertisements urging care for weak children.
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Stanley Wilios
Westberry
Greao Lanes
London
England
Amrik
Vitie
Beotr
Scott
van Dak
Witte
Yim
UramcBilis
Marasmur
Avery
Dingsoee
Wille
Willewmp
Geett
Gor
Ike
Bomtz
Ramat
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