Camp Fire Yarns. (Continued from last issue.)
"You might think," said Old Dick, "that it would be impossible to give the ordinary scratching hen the free run of a vegetable garden, but none of…
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Fires & bushfires, 1925
27 stories in Central Coast's papers · page 2 of 2
Camp Fire Yarns
"Crows," said Old Dick, "are very wise birds, and have more sense than most of us think. There used, to be one kept at a wayside hotel where…
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Mr. W. E. Kirkness, J.P., District Coroner, on the 13th instant, at Woy Woy, held an inquiry into the Circumstances surrounding the destruction by…
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Mr. and Mrs Wilmott left early on Sunday morning, accompanied by their family, for a picnic to Swansea. They had reached Belmont when Mr. A. Kerr…
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In one of the chapters on the honey bee in his recently published book, Mr. Tarlton Raymont, of Melbourne, a well-known authority on Australian bees and…
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If it is not true, it should be (says the "Inverell Times"). The story runs that while resting from his labors at his home, Mr. R. J. Higgins was…
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A wireless message was sent out from Broadcasters, Ltd., Sydney, last week asking if anyone would convey to Mr. Hillings, who was on holiday at…
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