Boots in Cabin Steamer Mystery Man Disappears Sydney
Mystery surrounds the disappearance of a Newcastle resident, E. B. Cotton, who left Newcastle for Sydney aboard the…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1934
170 stories in New England's papers · page 2 of 9
Our New Serial Story "Wrecker's Woe". Published by Special Arrangement (Copyright). First Instalment
Pawson a shade more composed, than the others, conducted the visitor across the hall. She made as though to go to the front door, but…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →MR. E. B. COTTON Strange Disappearance From Newcastle Steamer
A very well known resident of the district, Mr. E. B. Cotton, disappeared from the steamer Hunter on the run down from Newcastle to Sydney…
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"Yes, I daresay she did. Anyway, it's not important, though, of course, if you should come across it--" The sentence tailed off as Laurian took a…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Boat From Wreckage Marooned For Week BRISBANE
Two fishermen, named Mark and Milner, have arrived at Cairns after being marooned on Double Island for a week…
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And all the time Laurian watched him. Gratitude fought with dismay. She knew exactly why Wilmot Drew made that sweeping…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Air Mystery Solved Plane and Passengers Founder Under Snow Wreck in the Andes Manodza (Argentina)
The Pan-American Airways airplane, "San Jose," which has been missing since 16/7/'32, on a flight from Santiago (Chile) to Buenos…
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As the scrutiny proceeded Ricky's sense of guilt lessened. Even allowing a hundred per cent, for their sentimental value, such things as these…
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"No one is going to know," Laur[?]an returned stoutly. "And now, having got me into a fittingly sober frame of mind it was quite…
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Two fishermen, named Mark and B[?]ner, have arrived at Cairns after being maroon on Double Inland for a week…
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She had left the blade of the knife plunged deep into the soil--oh, yes, she had got the knife all right--but still she crouched there. Her hands…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Steamer Aground Efforts to Refloat Fail SUVA
An attempt to refloat the steamer Waihemo, which went aground in Navuula Passage, on Sunday, did not meet with success, though there…
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"Oldish. Rather nice-looking. I mean he had been—not now. I may be wrong, it may be just my imagination, but I shall always see him…
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And it had been to get possession of this knife, or rather to know it was in safe keeping, that Mrs. Torr had run the risk of communicating…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Steamer Settling Wreckage Comes Ashore SYDNEY
During last night a large quantity of wreckage from the steamer "Jay." was washed ashore at Forster. The vessel is rapidly breaking up…
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He had never been sure of Laurian Wh[?]on in his wildest dreams he had never pretended that he had yet now he was inclined to exaggerate…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Jap. Captain Will Dynamite Schooner If Pursued by Police Sydney
An interviewer who boarded the Japanese schooner lying off the Barrier Reef was told by the captain, "if the police pursue me,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Our New Serial Story Published by Special Arrangement. (Copyrtght). "Wrecker's Woe". First Instalment the Stranger's Kit-bag (Continued)
"Now, what us wants to know," the landlord was saying, "will we be within the law if us was to open 'is bag ? As like as not we'll find nowt…
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It was chilly at that preposterously early hour, much more chilly than it had been yesterday at the mouth of the cave. Yesterday seemed far…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Our New Serial Story "Wreckers Woe". Published by Special Arrangement. (Copyright). First Instalment the Empty Chair (Continued)
The searcher withdrew his head and reclosed the trap door. It wouldn't do to be seen on the roof. Then he went down the ladder, and when…
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