Serial Story Wrecker's Woe (Continued.)
"Good evening to you, sir." Jarvis had no note in his hand. He hesitated. "I was wondering whether you could…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Northern Rivers · Shipwrecks & the sea
Shipwrecks & the sea, 1936
256 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 4 of 13
Serial Story Wrecker's Woe (Continued.)
"Waste!" Drew said, speaking with unwonted heartiness, "If that's the sort of talk you give them at The Beacon I don't wonder that the…
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"No, Jarvis," he said. "Not just because of the name. There's a good deal about the man I don't like. There is his curious arrival in the first place."…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →British Air Liner Wrecked
JOHANNESBURG, Monday:--Imperial Airways liner Artemis hit a plantation when taking off at Pietersburg and was wrecked. Both the…
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The speaker was not boasting. He was indeed the soul of discretion. Had he not been he would have stayed longer. He had no wish to. He had…
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No, it was not bluster. The voice was deadly calm, and the grip on his arm was calm too—a steadp grip and all-impelling…
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An unhappy man flushed a dusky red. Nothing this stranger could have said could possibly have hurt Wilmo[?] Drew's pride so much. Throughout the…
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It was curious how the light had suddenly been switched full on to the very last man he had suspected of playing a serious part in the…
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"I wish you'd throw the horrid thing into the sea," Laurian broke in eagerly. Ricky looked obstinate. Laurian had said that before…
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"If you must, sir, you'd better try one of the end windows." The burning hut was a much more primitive affair than Jane's "studio."…
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The Heron was much too wise. When he had tried just now to relieve Ricky of the parcel it had merely been in order to facilitate his passage through…
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"It's awfully kind of you," she said, answering for her "brother" in a most sisterly fashion. "OUr bandbox is rather small, and if you're sure it won't…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →'Plane Fatality Wreckage Found At Dawn One Victim Escaped Incineration Sydney
Hurled through the broken frame of the Gannett as it crashed through the trees to the ground, F. J. Eagle was the only occupant of the ill-fated 'plane to escape being incinerated in the crash near…
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It rather shocked Ricky to discover that he could enjoy such material things as the comforts of a well equipped bedroom and the ministrations of…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Scourge of Social Diseases Lives Wrecked Narrow Outlook Partly to Blame, Says Doctor
"Venereal disease has flourished for thousands of years, and may be regarded as civilisation's greatest and most ancient curse. It has…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Rioting and Wrecking Continues Unhappy Spain Churches Burnt; Gaols Attacked
MADRID, Thursday:--While Senor Azana (Premier) and his Cabinet colleagues are engaged drawing up an amnesty formula…
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Now let Jarvis, or anyone else, find the knife if they could! Eleanor Torr's Secret Wilmot Drew's visitor sat on the edge…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Great Wreckage and Confusion Loganlea and Water ford Toll of Fierce Tornado
BRISBANE, Sunday:--Daylight to-day revealed great wreckage and confusion in the settlements of Loganlea and…
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"Married," his companion repeated, "and to as thorough-going a scamp as ever drank more whisky than was good for him. Never worth while wasting…
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Do you suppose that she was prepared to give it up because a wastrel and a scoundrel had tricked her? There is no woman as unscrupulous as your…
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