Where Three Roads Lead In The Desert Tale
Royson survives a daring desert assault after Abdur Kad’r and his armed followers ambush a caravan. He battles Arabs on a cliff road, recovers, and escapes with his camel. Irene learns of his safety as a rescue party nears, restoring hope amid the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leip
Ani
Abdur Kad
Fis
Royson
Mies Irene
Abdne Kadr
Roxson
Effendi
Irene
Fenshawe
Abdue Kadr
Sheikh Batt
Abdur Kar
Trene
Here
Bosson
Dick Hassin’s Desert Journey Ends In Silent Recovery
Dick Hassin returns from a brutal desert trek after sixty hours of strain and a fight with a dozen adversaries. He holds bloodstained clothing and is exhausted but uninjured, while Irene anxiously attends, and Penshawe and Stump assist as the group awaits Hassin’s embassy outcome. The scene blends relief, concern, and the tension of an unresolved mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royson
Abdur Kad'r
Hasssin
Penshawe
Bia
Bin
Stump
Dick Belt
Irene
Mitch
Tam
Tren
Fen. Shaws
Rosson
Lady Threlkeld Devoted to Aid of Sydney Poor
Miss Threlkeld, daughter of the late Edward Lancelot Threlkeld, has collected £800 for the Sydney poor since 1834. She resides at Stanmore and assists the mission work of the Sptney Cly Misalun, supported mainly by small contributions. Her father, a famed South Sea missionary, endowed the Kalama Bible translation. She remains the youngest of ten children, admired for her health and daily neighborly kindness despite age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serah
Threlwell
Sydney
Thralkeld
Ant
Stanmore
Edward Lancelot Threlkeld
South Sea
Kalama
Georgy Groye
Holton
Leriavbor
Chinese Guests Pledge Warm Welcome at Lin You Tong Dinner
Mr A W Meeks of Mesers Gibbe Bright and Company attended a Friday dinner hosted by the Lin You Tong at 138 Georgi sited city. Banked by Mr Ing Nem and a large attendance including 9¢ Chinese merchants Messrs G M Moriwala Robt C Reed W Meeks and Captain P Green. Mr Meeks praised longstanding ties with Chinese merchants in Australia, noting no bad debt and hinting at a return trip from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Meeks
L.C
Mesers
C. Reed
W. Meeks
Captain
P. Green
Im 5
Aporch
Peferret
Mrake
Messrs
Gibba Brient
Australia
Lee Chong
Tin Ik Tons
Tons
Mockseich
Moka
Austraia
Walt
Eomland
London
New South Wales Rowing Association Dinner Highlights
The New South Wales Rowing Association held its annual dinner at the Trocadero venue on Friday. Guests included crew members and coach Mr Middieton, with toasts to champions and the association, plus remarks by President Mr Q L Delaitee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales Rowing Association
Q. L. Delaitee
Eer
A. Byrne
A. Byrne and Mr. E. Nash
Nir
R. B. Fitchandage
John R. Towns
W.d. Moddinton
N. J. M'Donald Isolertor
Backhouse
Keele Severs Ties With W S At Water and Sewerage Board
A severance ceremony for Mr. T. W. Keele was held on Friday as staff and wives of the Water and Sewerage Board gathered to honor his term as President. Attendees included Mr. J. F. Furness and Mr. Southwick, with tributes from colleagues and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydner
Atsf
Wesley
Berg
Otiee
Wirgarumin
Mere Keely
Foe
Anothar
GH. Southwick
von Sister
Keele
Peet Dent
Wah
Hs Beate Ehogs
Gawrese
Tr Reales
Ballial
Lipa
Aira
Keela
M. Hemera
Bert Chep
Rise Houra
del” Deboene
Burne
Dt Melee Heck
Seary Agi
Maby
IBM Ate
Wersey
Terry Alherwine
First Gold Licence Granted Under Crown Authority
Fragmentary record describes a historic gold licence defined by the Crown. It notes duties and fees payable on entry, with references to government revenue and colonial authority. A figure of £85,519 is mentioned in relation to the crown grant and new Kant venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmen
Narragril Munday
Carrind
Lms
Sabrandal
Ginvermiral Ff
DYSPEPSIA CASE PROMPTS PATIENTS REMEDY CLAIMS
A patient at Warwick Road describes severe indigestion and vomiting with bile. He reports relief after using Morse's Indian Root Pills, noting improved appetite and gradual recovery over months. Endorsers include his father and a former patient who believed in the remedy for indigestion and biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverton
Aineas Arias F. Ricatus
Morse
Billousneau
Labor Union Meetings Vow for Wage Increases
A misted gathering at Trades Hall Friday saw the Mar Die Workers Union reject the president's veto and push for higher wages for machinists and polishers. The Coachmakers and Wages Guild held a large turnout discussing wage demands and federation aims, with leaders noting ongoing industrial actions and arbitration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Die Workers’ Union
Feviay
Wes Robertson
Ftelmratnw
All Pointet
Aenue
Tmpatrike
Lenka
Che
Rae Deen
Helt & Reveting
Trades Hall
W. Pullers
Ate
J.” Anderson
Cannwerion
Ieauguration of Federation
Uemihing
Ted
A Evatt
Bane
Tague
Space Lador Council
Tl. M. Marstall
Luis
Suymbers
Ernie
Faewart
Ise
Leper Home Leader’s Twenty Year Mission
Mr William Powell, superintendent of the Leper Home at Hapalle, South Tulia, has spent nineteen years working among lepers. The home houses about eleven families, with residents aged from infancy to seventy, all poor and at various disease stages. Powell seeks funds to establish a home for untainted lepers and to support the YMA headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell
Hapalle
Southers Tulia
Lot & Too Manor
Doriety
Sytuer
Fuweil
Ussere
Ebarem
Biehl
Berm
Fragmentary Read On Passures Prohibition Proposals
A damaged OCR item outlines resolutions about governance and travel restrictions. It mentions a committee and control measures, with vague references to spirit, reverence, and warnings about sleep and burden. The fragment is unclear on names, places, and concrete actions.
Budget Poemlerial Echo From The Penny Weekly
A fragment from a late 19th century penny weekly reflects a poetical critique of the Budget chapter, praising its prose and pattern of information. The piece admires useful prints and calls the Budget a worthy recreation while noting a curious tone and dated diction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
Closer Settlement at Rockley Reform Meeting Held
In Hockley Montsr, a meeting formed the Rockley Closer Settlement with a president Hackney and vice presidents Asus and Blaiy. A treasurer and other officers were appointed. A large gathering will be hosted at the School of Arts to discuss further plans and invitations are extended to notable local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockley
Montsr
Pentir Mertine
Rockley
Oneyce
HH Hackney
A. Asus
Blaiy
HL Stevens
School of Artz
Rowby
Med
Mremra
J. Miller and Lyne
Smnlaa
Amd Me
Care
Ornithological Exhibition Draws Teams Across NSW
A provincial ornithological exhibition gathers entrants from New South Wales clubs. Exhibitors compete for prizes honoring notable handlers and aviaries, with judges and officials listed as part of the event schedule. Awards recognize the most successful exhibitors in the bird care divisions.
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Louis Tract
Euler
Mmond
Bs “Evening News
Cravter
Abdur Kady
Nis
Reysom
bouMiers
Bisharin
Crowlal
Bayeon
Dick Leinthier Taggine
Lahn
Lis Pewltien
Wnd
Ceboen
Giaramet
Ehimal
Abdur Kadr
Suleivan’s
Irena
Fecht
Emo Asuki
Pune
Niwishinety
Kilinne
Frenei
Ivaban
Ae A
Cammels
Ayera Sarsaparilla
Ayer
Avr Lam
Taylor
Jams
Ontina James Teller
N.S.W. Rowing Association
T. W. Keele
Severance
W. and
Peter Py
Cer
Aban
Patna
Lea
Banks OF Labor
Marble Workers
J.P. Cochrane
Tratee
Hell Lash
Victoria
Tralee
Uae
Pieter Aristrathim Court
Ceet
Fae
New Sai Wales
Eremaise Eensio
Aitervien
Melbourne Union
Mretine
Yasestive
Millleat
Vrecing Aly
Ennoewiga
St. George
Ue Sf
Cor Perees
MS. Lnw
Amin Haan
Simon
Genson Clarke
Damier
Liste
Seeland
Joe Davis
Parksst
Prom
Pitt-St
Konig’s
Brown ST
Newtown
Kweels Sauaaés
Marcus Clark & Co., Ltd
Amd Coe Om
Ty Tom
AnAnd
Toronin
Lake Macquarie
Dhe Space
Méreoqt
New South Wales Oralite Aogival Association
Reiber
Mrdala
Ronisch
Paling
Paling’s
George St
OS Bret
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