Serial Story Wrecker's Woe (Continued.)
"Oh, then, you do admit some women can act?" "All women. They are always acting. As daughters, sweethearts, wives—I'm…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1936
256 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 3 of 13
Wreckage Cannot Be Identified MELBOURNE
It is impossible to identify the wreckage found by the Sydney trawler Bareamul as belonging to the Paringa, the Director of Navigation…
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Portion of a lifeboat with the name "Paringa" on it, was found on a rocky beach near the bluff at Torquay by two Melbourne visitors this afternoon…
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The police had failed to trace him; his luggage, left at the village inn, had supplied no clue to work on. No one knew anything of him. At the inquest,…
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Drew was still suppressing a desire to laugh. Sir Bromley's mingled astonishment and indignation were com[?]cal…
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"My dear child," Belinda's "father" expostulated. "I hope, sir, that you will forgive this shocking insult to your port. I'm afraid that my little…
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(Continued.) "Well, I'm not quite sure," he admitted reluctantly, and he could only hope that he had not fallen very low…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Severe Storms in Queensland Buildings Partly Wrecked at Esk
BRISBANE, Wednesday.-- Storms caused considerable damage at Esk, in the Brisbane Valley, and at Spring Creek, on the Darling Downs…
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Laurian experienced a sense of relief. She told, herself that she must be getting jumpy when the sight of a stranger scated her. That inquiry for…
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"I'm sure I don't blame you, Mr. Poatwaring." He did not emphasise the name, but he said it very distinctly. "No doubt you have earned your…
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"Of course not!" the other repeated significantly. "Then I take it that what you mean is that in company I am to address you as 'Mr. postwaring,'…
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"It gets me," he said, "how anyone can find any pleasure in a stinking motor. Hang it all, the howdah of an elephant is more exciting, and lord…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Italian Steamer. Escapes Arrest by British Authorities
LONDON, Sunday.--The Italian steamer, Fedora, which the Admiralty ordered should be arrested following a collision in the English…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Struck Rock in Gale. New Zealand Ferry Steamer
WELLINGTON, Monday.--When approaching Wellington Heads this morning in a high gale and blinding rain the Lyttleton ferry steamer…
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"No," he said gravely, "no, it was not clever to think that I could drive you two in blinkers. You're restless because you don't know how big a thing…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Holing of Ferry Steamer. Captain's Seamanship Highly Praised
Passengers' stories emphasise their narrow escape when the ferry steamer, Rangatira, struck an object, believed to have been…
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She was scanning their faces frowningly. Were men never serious? Why must they always appear indifferent to really big matters! A stupid pose…
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"Yes, valuables of that sort are safe to te stolen sooner or later. The unfartunate possessor of the dagger met with an 'accident'—poisoin I expect—…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Paralysed by Strike U.S. CITY Gangs of Wreckers Roam Streets
PEKIN (Illinois), Thursday:--This manufacturing community of 17,000 inhabitants is undergoing what is probably the most drastic…
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"Oh, he's not bad," Be[?]ida said Without enthusiasm. "I've cultivated him according to instructions, [?]ut it would be a lot easier if he were[?]not…
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