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  2. Centenarian Optimist Takes Tickets In Tatts

    Peter Aldridge, finder of the Croydon goldfield, from which over £3,000,000 worth of gold was taken, and of which he received none, is an inmate of the Benevolent Home at Dunwich. The story of his finding and losing of immense wealth is a Queensland romance-tragedy. One fortune lost, he speedily forged ahead to build another, only to lose it in the bank smash of the ...

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  4. DROVE INTO POLICE!

    JOHN Gilpin was a citizen of credit and renown, who spent his holiday hanging around a horse's neck. Albert Hunt has endeavored to emulate him, but he finished up with a sentence of six months' gaol, for the simple reason that he did not ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. IS UNSCIENTIFIC" SNOBBERY?

    "WELL. what for?" asked a young man of newspapers representative on board the launch Merinda leaving Low Island for Cairns last Sunday. ...

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