Fragmentary Trial Scene From The Rye Of Pate Chapter
Readable portions reveal a court case with Min Dalee and George Morton linked to a possible murder motive. Testimony from Billy, Grace, Amy, and other witnesses unfolds, exposing relationships, a will dispute, and tensions surrounding a murder inquiry. The scene ends with jurors and spectators unsettled as the trial continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evideree
Mie
Date
Mr. George
Min
Abe
Mir Morton
George Morton
Conti
Mr .Muton
Miss Yepplellwalis
Clive
Murton
Tom Wallis Adventures in the South Seas
A vivid tale of an Australian boy drawn into an extraordinary sequence of events. He is swept up by convicts from New Caledonia, travels aboard a vessel attacked by a savage tribe, and, with a companion, escapes by a long voyage in a dinghy. The story blends danger, humor, and sympathy in a lively colonial adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wallis
South
Spas
la Neiney
New Culu
Bins
Gundagal Flats Plan Sparks Warden Court Action
In Gundagal, locals react as lands officials abandon cut up claim strategy for a plan by a private engineer. A bore test by a government supervised drift project under a warden area act may lead to a wardens court hearing on July 2, drawing strong local opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gundagal
Lands Department
Aboul Lal
Iain
Qo Vernmont
Arich
Department
Gusidagamee
Hyde Park City Railway Letter Clarifies Station Funding
Hyde Park city railway debate continues as correspondent Mr R B Rose and editor respond to Mr Eddy and Mr B S Ross on the proposed Benevolent Asylum site station. Eddy reportedly favored delaying, urging moderate expenditure of about £70,000 to £1000 to reuse Redfern Station until city extension is decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
R. 8. Kom
Hyde Park City
Eddy
Hyde Park
B.S. Ross
City Rilway
TT Ewing
Mr. Eddy
Railway
Redfern
Preston
Belmore Park
Raddy
British Medical Journal cites eucalyptus for clotting use
The piece notes a report from Africa suggesting eucalyptus is beneficial for medical use related to clotting. It mentions Dr Joseph Benjamin and a medical practitioner, indicating a colonial or regional medical discussion.
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Joseph Benjamin
Britien Medical Journays
War items praise Baden Powell and Mafeking garrison
Amid cheers for Baden Powell and the Mafeking relief, a garrison speaker recalls a Bourke boast and a local tribute to brave Watler men. A father recounts his son’s service, warns of fear for him, and recounts a drowning incident when he, aged 16, helped recover bodies and performed burials as wild wattle blossoms fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden-Powsil
Therave
Mafeking
Bourke
Watler
Es Amiong
Parriton
Liewastarn
Joao
Mr. Hunt
Myxom
Forces Fight at Vet River in Major Northern Advance
In a wartime letter from Welgelean Soint near Zand Rivers beyond Brandtort dated May, Lieutenant J.P. Glinn of West Maitland describes a rapid forced march after the Bloemfontein retreat. He notes remounts and clothing issued, heavy fighting at Vet River, casualties including Corporal Onborus and Private Chas Mitchell, a bridge blown by Boers, and plans to renew attack with expected reach toward Pretoria by Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welgelean Soint
Brandtort
J.P. S.giinn
Stalse
Bloemfontein
Boynfouleta
Pretoria
Ovebury
Lord Roberts
Mutton
Hlmington Booure
Hulion Deine
Fella Md
Blaemfontein
Rathet
Arrose
Hutton
Nur Medical Corps
Majora Pusch
Bemon
Vol
Smalldee
Wolgelekau
Spruit
Bohs
Hebren
M'Adiater
Heisham
Aetha
Oly Daguage
Bak
Beache
Bloomfoutele
Oldinange
Bowie
Sir John Moore
Rome
Maitland
Hickyy
Eirs
Rhodes Return Clears Up South Africa Mission Details
A West Newington Primrote League note cites Mr Ricardo-Seaver confirming Mr Rhodes hastened home to arrange with Australian volunteers for Rhodesia settlement after the war. He is said to offer incentives including transportation grants for families. Reports in the South London Chronicle and Daily Chronicle discuss war-related volunteer movements and looming recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
South Africa
Ricardo-Seaver
West Newington
Primrote League
South London Chronicle
Zeland
Rhodesia
Ralmelom
Voluniners Range
Cofomy
Cope Celony
London
Daily Chreaiele
Untitled Fragment on Coinage and Stamps in Kruger Era
Fragmentary text discusses coinage and stamp issues, mentioning Tomer and Tril rasi coins, half-sovereigns, and prices like 18 10s recorded for Kruger's head coins. It notes discounts on silver coins and concerns over misprinted stamps and vanity in stamp production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geareely
Bainty
Boxsi
Pham Caion
Kruger
Ats
Kipling Letter Referencing Australian War Sentiments
A clipped Kipling missive from May discusses Australian troops in the Whit e War era, praising South Australians and noting a perceived hero deficit now remedied by recent advances. It mentions Lieutenant-Colonel Guy Knight, his NSW Mounted Infantry role, and ties to Lord Roberts era service. The fragment references losses in India and associations with the Loyal North Lancashire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Knight
Lord Roberts
New South Wales Mounted Infantry
Wild Knights
Exmonr
Lancashire
Colombo
Sydney
Wellington
Wetinuxingg
Ae Wuese
Indla
Captain Sloane Stanley and the Modder River Wounding
A damaged report recounts Captain Joans Blantey of the 16th Lancers wounded at Modder River. Noted for agility in football and quickness in footwork, he is described as well-read and popular. The item mentions misquoted details and a Berlin telegraph on gallantry, praising Highlanders and the Black Watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joans Blantey
16Th Lancers
Modder River
Buon
Ube
Lie
Capial Sloane &Antey
Lord Hampden
Sydney
War era letter from New South Wales to Cape Town front
A damaged historic letter from Newell in Gunnedah describes a march from Morandalias to Capetown after an 350 mile train ride, detailing supply boxes with nine wounded, Long Tom shellfire, rail bridges blown, and a view of General Hutton’s mounted troops during the Boer War. It cites troop numbers, positions near Smalldied, and ongoing advances toward Kroonstad as of May 1910 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Newell
Gunnedah
Morandalias
Rhoweals
Newell
Imperil Buskmen
Coburn Gebl
Capetown
Beira
CarriaBor
Mark H. Reynolds
A J. Reynolds
Sydney
Eveal Hutton
Alisila Hitoun
Hutton
Lorel
Kroon Wad
Lart Roberts
Ares
Senadldeef
Mustioe
Fragmented World War I morale letter from a British squadron
The writer recalls a chaotic march through brackish terrain and river crossings, describes clashes with Dutch rebels, and notes heavy artillery action. He details a broken horse, a fallen comrade, and a tense retreat, mentioning officers, regiments, and a long trek toward Bleynabilis with reports of supply lines and local hospitality.
Rubber and water heat test report fragment
In a brittle OCR fragment a test notes vulcanised rubber plates found capable of absorbing water. It cites a 35 degree source and describes absorption increasing with pressure, mentioning Pura rubber and water condition described as slime-like yet smooth.
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Iwena
Myu
Hepplethwaite
Jenna
Hepple- Thwaite
Pote Frienls
Walla
Diviro
Mra
Thyaiselyen
Mr. Hubbs
Morton
Mr. Habba
Priamer
Billy
Grace
Empire Bank
van Yun
Opposiig
Michoy
Winpire Bank
Bualder
Kungy Lerrin
Sieter
Alice
Elaver
Amy
Norti
Wendes
Periapa
Mina
Brower
Grice
Stuart
Auty
Prlanner
Mima
Cours
Streat
Tom
Tommy
Walter
South Seas
Louis Becke
Ste Louis Becke
Reet
Séua
Gundagal Flats
Hyde Park City Railway
suBumpan
U. Mafeering
W. Forces
Vet River
Cecil Rhodes
Crace
Comalal Girs
Cape
Natal
Kipling
M. Muirhead
Adelaide
Rudrant Miplig
Muirhead
Iearn
Australie
Africa
Rudyard Kip
Cleo
Patterson
Ike Am Angel
Knight
Captain Sloane Stanley
Tre
Black Watch
Berlin
Landen
Maciqualil
Highlanders
Mayland
Mbal
Notx Remlers
New Zealand
Tusmania
Auatvatoata
Lie Brtob
Amsterdam
Beneft
St. Helens
N.S.W. Fresh Food & Ice 60., Ltd
Australasia
Myaney
Murai Bros. and Cos
Royal Agricultural Society
Kanematsu
O'Connell
King Street
Newtown
Iasy al
Eerie
Yorkshire
Goodall
Tan Ai
Heniselers
Ly Ce
Td Flak
Leeds
England
MD Syialace Parca
Ky Pat AW
Aho
Lee Owlery
Kiight Onderel
Voce
Teller Dee
J. Chingie
Homer Regiment
Boum Africa
Lower Portiauit
Re Triwth Wilitia
Dan Pall
Eto
Aelip
LaGuemi
bAranete
Goliath
Wolke
Wylie
Jemys
Mpaa Usheer
Anil Puddinien
Collmiry
Ann Wy
Icra Mackaie
B.D
Sfluio
Pia
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