Serial Story Wrecker's Woe (Continued.)
Without a word Laurian slipped from his side. He was not sure whether or not he heard the faint sound of the kew being turned in the lock. For an…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1936
256 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 2 of 13
French Honor British Seamen Rescue of Crew of Schooner
LONDON, Wednesday:—The French Minister of Mercantile Marine has awarded silver medals of salvage and diplomas to the men of the Barry…
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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 had…
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MELBOURNE, Friday:--After strenuous exertion on the part of the strikers, the crew of the Bay steamer, Weeroona, numbering 14 seamen and…
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She stopped abruptly. Emeric Baxendale stood there looking down at her, yet it seemed to him that it was not Laurian in her cosy living-room…
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So was Emeric Baxendale. Simply overwhelmed. He wanted to combat had said, but common sense told him that this was not the time…
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When Laurian had told him of her discovery just now his dread had been of what must happen when it should become public property. He saw his…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Wedding on Wrecked Maheno All Had a List Breakfast a Problem
BRISBANE, Tuesday:—The first saloon of the stranded steamer Maheno, on Fraser Island, was the scene of a…
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And now catastrophe, catastrophe not less certain because impossible to define. Mrs. Torr gone for ever. Old Torr no longer a link and a meeting…
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Of course Drew knew who the landlord was talking of, and he guessed what was to follow. "Well, so long as he pays," he was…
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The was no lack of clergymen at the wedding of Mr. Dudley Weatherley, Federal Customs officer, and Miss B. McLean, of Townsville, on the stranded…
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It was at that moment that he heard Webley coming down the passage. The bag lay open on the table. He didn't want Webley to see what he had found…
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(Continued.) Ricky leaned heavily against the jamb of the door. Sudden relief may prove u[?]erving. So Laurian had…
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"What the deuce are you doing here?" The footstops, or rather the one who was responsible for them, had…
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Although English minted coins in Queensland are not varieties, it is very seldom that more than one is found at a time. The Aberdeen and…
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"What about the room below?" he asked, trying to speak casually, yet never taking his eyes off his companion…
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Digby knocked the ashes from his pipe on to the floor. "You fellows talk too much," he said. "It's a vice."…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday:--The swing-end of a steamer's bridge and part of the bridge superstructure were found last Friday in…
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Several pieces of wreckage were found on the sea by the crew of the trawler Bareamul when she was working Bass Strait in the Flinders…
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"Neither to-night nor to-morrow, my friend," he said. "I am not cut out for the part of Doctor Watson, Mr. Holmes."…
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