Your occasional employer Mr Edern Grenville has a new job for you which may lead to larger and more lucrative opportunities. You just have to be punctual, stay sober, and steer clear of any brawls. Oh, and not be squeamish.
Let's see if that crazy medium woman has anything useful to say about what's going on.
Time for you to investigate the books and the crooks of the Commercial Bank of South Australia. The Metropolitan Police Station has a cosy interview room, a bottomless pot of tea, and two individuals under arrest who have all but succeeded in ruining the Colony's largest bank.
Sir Henry Ayers' invitation still stands. You are all a day late, but that hardly matters when you were busy yesterday rescuing a bank on his instructions. Luncheon by the seaside should be a welcome rest after all the excitement yesterday.
The invitation given to you by your waiter at the Old Colonist's Association dinner says "Seaview Towers (North), 6 Albert Terrace, Glenelg, 12:00 pm Thursday 24th February". However, this isn't what you are doing today. Instead, you are going to try and save a bank.
Your attendance is required at the first monthly meeting of the Old Colonists' Association for the year, to be held on Wednesday 24th February 1886 in the Banquet Room of the Adelaide Town Hall, 128 King William Street. The meeting will begin promptly at 6:30 pm with an opening address from the Hon. Sir Henry Ayers, K.C.M.G., President and Life Governor of the Association. Please arrive no later than 6:00 pm for seating prior to commencement of formalities.
1886 AD: The future of the Colony of South Australia is in your hands.