Church Services Announced Across Denominations
Anglican services on April 7 at Waterlow EA Communion 4 Eatpainty Rey and Htaon Mleaton. Roman Catholic A Mineron to be opened in local RC Church by Rev Mather Leonard CP on Sunday April 9 at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Methodist Peak Hill schedule lists services at 1 am and 7 30 pm with Faun Aledown at 1 am and Spin Peak Hill at 7 30 pm.
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Anglican
Waterlow EA
Eatpainty
Rey
Htaon
Mleaton
Rav
Mather Leonard
Hth Apell
Wnd
Dow
Somday
Qat
Methodist
Faun Aledown
Tae
Spin Peak Hill
Mes
May
Jutyanr
Alectown
Kadina
Peak Hill
A. Young
Peak Fill
H. Allez
Corndyery
Ruto Plains
Peak Hill notes and events from Friday April 5 1907
The Peak Hill Express lists prizes and notices including a special prize of £2 for Marino winners exhibited by owners of up to 2680 acres at Peak Hill show. Advertisements call for single men and women between ages 18 and 35 for country school posts. Methodist services are announced for Alectown Kadina Peak Hill with various ministers. Campey Testimonial and other items, post and telegraphic master at Oak Mill, and Julia Sands Sydney exhibit at O F Stephen's Pharmacy. Jumping records mention Desmond’s 6ft 10in attempt. Virginia, USA 1905 gives 7ft 10in and other notes. Dubbo sports recounts brawls Easter Monday, opening at Sheffield Handicap and bicycle races, with a McKenzie related coincidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Westwerr
Glenbrook
Alectown
Tee
Deanown
Sydney
Virginia
USA
Eatherbloom
Australia
Desmond
Ilia
Parke Ax the Parkes Hospital Sports Results
Easter Monday Sheffield Handicap 20 pounds won by M J Dodd with Klein second and P2 Walah third. Mr Cooper Davia won the Married Man's Race and J Cook of Aledown took the Consolation Handicap. A concert was held at night with net proceeds over 90 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke
Parkes Hospital
Sheffield
M. J. Dodd
Klein
P2 Walah
Mr. Cooper Davia
J. Cook
Aledown
Railway proposal to extend line to Molong and Cummock
Parkes reports Public Works Commission plans to take the railway from Nerromins to Peck Hill then to Cummock and Molong with a warning of reckoning if the proposal has any foundation. The author assures Parkes will be all right at the finish.
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Tue Exasuyek
Parkes
Nerromins
Peok Hill
Cummock
Molong
Parken
Archdeacon Neild Departs Parkes for Wyalong Circuit
Ven Archdeacon Weild Arren has resided in Parkes nearly twenty years. Archdeacon Neild leaves for Wyalong to serve as Archdeacon of the Lachlan. He is noted as an intellectual preacher and a zealous, respected citizen. Parkes will miss his presence.
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Weild
Parkes
Neild
Wyalong
Wya Jong
Ita
Lachlan
Wheat stacked at several railway stations and towns
The report shows large wheat stacks at Parkes 43800 bags Bogan Gate 4650 Narromine 56000 Gunfell 12400 Forbes 1000 Welling ton 76000 Manildra 9020. An attempted wreck on a passenger train near Forbes is noted, but the driver halted the train in time. The old Aboriginal leader King Bubby of Bumborin died aged about 105, with only two of his tribe remaining on the North Coast.
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Parkes
Bogan Gate
Gunfell
Forbes
Wellington
Manildra
Bubby
Bumborin
Harry
New South Wales Railways Appoints New Chief
Mr Tom Joxwox, NSW Chief Railway Commissioner, arrived at Bydney on Wednesday and will assume duties within a day or two. The article traces Mr Johnson’s career from Buston to senior posts in the Great Northern Railway, noting he is the son of Richard Johnson, chief engineer of the Great Northern.
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Tom Joxwox
New South Wales
Bydney
Johnson
Buston
Lincolnshire
Ameraham Home Behood
Engineers’ Department
Great
King’s Orows
Northern
Petersborough
Tobscos
Great Northern
Richard Johnson
Great Northern Company
Reserves debated over rabbit plague and Pastures Act
At the Wagga branch annual meeting of the Farmers and Settlers Association a motion urged the Government to immediately operate section 30 of the Pastures Protection Act. It calls for amendments to empower the Pastures Board to control noxious animals on stock routes and reserves, erect wire netting on infested Crown lands, and authorize use of poisons and baits for proclaimed species.
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Farmera
Aettlera
Wagga
Pastures Board
Not Invited To Mingelo Labor Picnic
A Mingelo report notes Mr. T. Brown, M.HLE., was hosted by Labor supporters at a company picnic on Wednesday and also dined at a banquet that night. The Exraxs Executive was not invited to either event, explained to avoid accusations of declining to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Brown
M.hle
Mingelo
Local Postmaster Burdened as Mining Registrar
The local Postmaster, paid £20 yearly as Mining Registrar, faces dual duties under the Commonwealth order. The Postal Department now requires the Postmaster to manage mining registrar tasks in off hours, with a call for appropriate remuneration from the Postmaster-General for dual roles and the department’s surplus boasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M.G. Chapman
Popular wedding at Dorribang Street in Tomingley
The Rev. Father officiated a marriage at Mr. R. Reilly’s residence on Dorribang Street Tuesday. Bride Ina da M Paton, youngest daughter of John Paton, married Rey J Maker, second son of W Meker of Tomingley. The couple left for Sydney after a blue voile and cream silk wedding. Nearly 30 guests attended the breakfast and toasts were given. a list of bridal pies to be published.
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Excipion
R. Railly
Dorribang Street
Rey J. Maker
W. Meker
Tomingley
Ina da M. Paton
John Paton
Alec
Monica Reilly
William Maker
R. Reilly
Sydney
Tridevaway
Send-off for Mr F Johnson at Methodist Church
A modest gathering at the Methodist Church honored Circuit Missionary Mr F Johnson on Monday evening before his departure to Sydney. Speakers praised his pulpit improvement and journey, while Indies sang hymns. Refreshments followed as a committee planned distributing the leftover luncheon to the seedy and urged continued kindness to his successor Mr Bird.
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Methodiat Church
F. Johnson
Centeonary Hall
Bra Kir
J. B. Sedgwick
Indies
Sedgwick
Johnson
Pearill
Sydney
Anto
Mr. Bird
Rainless stretch worries district stockowners and farmers
Dry spell continues as stockowners fear losses while farmers seek rain. A Tomingley butcher plans a new shop and a Forbes butcher tours the district for 800 bullocks. A Chinese firm eyeing Wellington venture and local cycling wins at Narromloo are noted amid various injuries and community events.
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Torenus McFarland
Tomingley
Scolls
Hing
Croft
Dumnock
W. Hand
Grasa
Forbes
Wellington
M. D
Peak Hill
Joott Famara
Narromino
Moni
A. Williams
J. Lynch
Aia
Yegerda Mining
Birnie
Ottomerai
W. J. Nicolls
Esars
H. G. Wiltoon
Wei
Isat
Wesk
Doncaster
Apt
Eye Testing Confuses Poor Reader A Child Relief Plea
A garbled notice discusses eye testing and a young girl, suggesting relief from a reading difficulty. The fragmented text implies a plea to improve reading through eye care, with no clear names or dates.
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Bervicas
Peak Hill Express
Toschars
Tebugas
Ith
Dubbo Sporta
Dubbo
J. McKenzie
Hibernian
A. Oarrett
F. H. ‘Horder
McKenzie
Nerromine
Sergeant McKenzie
Diablo
Rabbit Skion
Massus
Wrecacustag, Carnon and Co
Ondger
the Dove
Wonga
Devoted
Dunure
Doriel
Lady Alive
Westford
Speculation
Tifeboat
Ruetall UW
Ondgor
Wexford
Misa Tolanthue
Loch Lala
Ruenall
Leavin
Wombians
Aed
Nile
Pigern
N.S.W. Railways
Maker—Paton
Mr. F. Johnson
McPhail Mems
Fred
Tom Davey
Mr Mitchell
Alec Them
Wes
Stera
McPhail
A. D. Iraland
Tom Phillips
Hinder
Anon
T. Phillips
C.F. Breenens
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