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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
7
A brief note records a late game pace in which two players tack on time in the top position on the offense, while Og shows pressure and an early Carpe order sets the tempo as the clock reaches 23.
Forest Timbers outlines a plan led by forester T. H Williams of the Department of Agriculture to open forest reserves for settlement, noting vast unoccupied timber lands across districts including Gundagat and Tumut. It discusses railway connections, potential for an enormous timber trade, and calls for preservation and regulated exploitation while highlighting mountain ash and other timbers as key resources.
At the fourth meeting of Drum Moyne Liberals at the Masonic Hall Drum Moyne the new executive was named President Arthur Dwery vice presidents J Bull P Aenaugh Hy Skulthorpe treasurer Amen Taylor and secretary G A Rie Sharda. About 121 members enrolled and canvassing for electorate support planned. A unanimous resolution endorsed T Henley Mill for the electoral candidate.
In this VI chapter sequence a tense plan unfolds with Vernon and Mr Dimdale’s ally Miss Corsoon considering a trap for The Spider. They discuss using an empty West Kensington house to observe suspects and glean the criminal’s movements while a potential reward motivates pursuit.
Vernon confronts the elusive Spider amid a London murder inquiry into Martin Dimsdale. Despite a one thousand pound reward and widespread press outrage, investigators fail to locate the killer or the white faced accomplice. Vernon remains determined to solve the crime as Maunders’s aunt speaks of Constantine’s fragile finances and potential inheritance.
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