Board Wreckers. (To the Editor)
Sir,—The annual report of the Egg Board just issued is probably the best reply to a lot of gross misrepresentations. I regret that only 70 per cent…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1934
25 stories in Central Coast's papers · page 1 of 2
"Board Wreckers"
In our issue of Feb. 21 Appeared a letter under the above heading written by Mr. M. McNeil, of Ourimbah Creek, the signature on which…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Gosford Golden Wedding Wreck of "London" Recalled
A Gosfwd golden wedding, which recalls an historic shipwreck of the 60's, will take place on March 26 at East Gosford…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Wrecker's Woe "Times" New Serial Begins Next Issue
"Wrecker's Woe," by Ralph Rodd, the new serial story which will begin in the next issue is a mystery tale in which surprise follows surprise. A…
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Laurian, her hands clasped round her knees, an old grey cape about her shoulders, sat perched high on a ledge of that great pile of limestone rock…
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A pretty girl on a pile of limestone rock, known as "Wrecker's Woe," sees a dainty yacht steered deliberately to destruction on the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Launching of Steamer Empire Bay Ceremony
(Reflecting credit on the craftsmanship of the builders, the 80 ton Diesel-engined Erina H, was christened on Saturday morning at Empire Bay…
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Lord Emeric Baxendale, having deliberately run a dainty yacht to destruction on the pile of limestone rocks known as 'Wrecker's Woe,'…
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In order to prevent a desperate woman, Mrs. Magda Torr, from throwing herself over a cliff, Lord Emeric Baxendale agrees to run her…
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Well, probably it would only be for a couple of minutes. Perhaps in less she would be back again with that rather melodramatic object Mrs. Torr…
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It was nearly evening as Drew approached the village. He had spent a miserable and entirely futile day. He was tired, physically and mentally, yet…
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If ever a man had been in a quandary that man was Emeric Baxendale, Caution, both for his own sake and for that of the woman upon whom he had…
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Courtney Trevor at that moment was like the little boy who wants to run away from danger, yet wants to stay. Herne fascinated him. Herne…
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"The "chauffeur" passed him the decanter and touched his cap. "Thank you, sir," he returned respectfully. He had got them all…
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So solemn, too, with his ugly face— solemn so long as his master and Miss Trevor could see him, but like one of those gutta percha faces off a cracker…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Launch Wrecked Party's Night Ordeal Long Battle Fails
Sunday presented an unenviable experience to six Gosford residents, who after drifting round Broken Bay for hours in a launch, the engine of which…
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That was his major trouble, but there were others. His work had become distasteful. He hated Old Torr, now robbed of Mrs. Torr's gracious…
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Drew picked up the lamp. It was one of the most difficult things he ever remembered doing, because, of course, one has to move a heavy, lighted…
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The Heron noted the fact, too, but his approval, if as great, was less unselfish. He did approve. It confirmed his estimate of Baxendale's…
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"Well, it was an entirely suitable match—save from my brother's point of view. I wanted Magda to be happy, and I was fond of Vernon. She was…
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