The Claverton Case ends with a letter to Cyrille
Ralph Read continues the serialized tale as Chris writes a careful letter to Cyrille to clear his client Peters while fearing potential missteps. He delays names and plans a discreet meeting, hoping Cyrille will see his motives as pure though danger looms. The scene shifts to Chris's arrival at Rowley’s cottage, where the house is empty and tension rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Read
Venables
Cyrille
Peters
Merena
Cyrilla
Wiffy Peters
Miss Claverton
Travine
Chriatis
Rowley
Sredden
Dorothea
Warkworth
Urere
Parly Moraine
Mayfair
Tims
Chris
West Rowley’s
Chri
Chel
Ives
Dyer
Don Poskett
Walt Rowley
Eoinee
York
Poskett
Walt Rawley
Tony
Squire Claverton
Porkett
Ron- Joy
Chris Verullow
The Prince of Spring Returns to Little Brown House
A children’s tale continues as Rosemary and Anne recount adventures with the Little Brown Father and a mysterious prince of spring. A door in a hill leads to a room of gnomes, the prince grants seeds and lessons, and the children finally return home in winter’s wake with magical forget me nots blooming each spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Rosemary
Anne
Booth
Sule
Speing
Anil
Prince
Sug
Kather
Ante
Sue
Rocemary
Prince of
Doan's Ointment Piles Cure Ad Promises Relief
An old advertisement-style note promotes Doan's Ointment for piles of many forms. It cites a patient Mr Coventry from Kant Orange and claims months of itching were cured within a week to ten days with no return. The piece urges readers to buy Doan's from chemists or stores via Foster McClellan Co. Sydney and mentions Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry
Edwarda
Kant Orange
Dom
Avi
Inter
Covantry Sayx
Doan
Joan A
Foster~ McClellan Co
Hamilton ‘Street
Sydney
Labour's Jerry-Built Tariff Wall Crumbling Exposed
The Australian Country Party weekly bulletin denounces Labour's tariff policy as ineffective and unstable. It argues high duties raise unemployment and prices, exposing flaws in prohibitions and embargoes. The piece promotes a comprehensive all Australian tariff reform ahead of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Party
Labour
Australian Country Party
Tabour Party
Commonwealth
Barraclough Opticians Visit Noted in Town After 30 Years
H A Barraclough Ltd Opticians at 385 George Street Sydney has long frequented the town for three decades. Watch this space or write for the date of their next visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Barraclough, Ltd
Opticians
George Street
Sydney
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Oon
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Mist Jean
Hike Yienr
Oaks Cove
Lowe
Sewing Machine CO
Auk
Ning
L Ryan
Clive
Wellington
Vevnels Frien
Meade Ben
Livia Et Chon
J. W.ollenlivan
Boaden St
Ryd
Lone P Pat
Luxor
Melbourne
Faery
Adelaide
Uremantle
Arisbane
Mackay
Townsville
Cairns
Fremantle
Telegraph
Claverton
Ry “Wendys
Nitarium Health
Sunburium Health
Nealth Fooly Company
Simms Soret
Sylver
Nsw
Tani
Baling
Paling
RADIO
Australia
Charley Murpity
Nblle
Wellagton
J. Porrestel
Cienneck
THE
Kosciusko
Jones
Swift Street
Porstand
Ued
Bradman
Ymur
J Wy
Don
S.M. Herald
Ang Aspiay
Etalon
Petras
Nortan
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