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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
10
The district court judges and Crown prosecutor face trying conditions as they travel by horseback through war weather from Coonamable to Walgett. The journey includes a halt at Huroke Station where a manager reports a horse refusing to move despite the prosecutor, constable, and J.P. urging it forward.
The Royal Council and BP A and H Association receive a government circular stating that when public holidays are proposed in a district, local endorsement will be sought. The Municipal Council will express opinion where present, and the government will try to align with business and resident wishes. Proclamations will be printed in the Government Gazette at least one week prior.
A report warns travelers about the danger of hanging arms from train windows. A girl riding with her mother to Camden had an arm badly broken near the elbow after a passing train struck it near Eveleigh. She was taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital for treatment.
The government will appoint five temporary councillors to prepare rolls and organize the first Shire elections in November. These early selections are crucial as the temporary council may become full councillors shaping the administration under the new act for years to come.
The list outlines show dates across New South Wales with entries for April and May including Orange A and Ps Association, Wellington UA, Dubbo DP A mid TL Association, Narrousine Py A, Cobar BP and A Association, Peak Wild B A fun TH Association, Condubolin POAC TL Association, Parkes TL Association, Forbes DP A and TT Aseociation.
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February 1891 reports recount the disappearance of miner Sam Montgomery at Tucker Gully near Deepwater and the later discovery of his body with a fatal pick wound. William White, present at the search, is implicated then shot dead nearby, leading to a trial in Armidale where he was acquitted after a hung verdict. both deaths occur near the same place, prompting speculation of retributive justice.
An advertisement touts Dr Sheldon s New Discovery for coughs colds and consumption claiming cures for respiratory diseases. It stresses permanent relief from deep seated coughs and lung issues, with small doses and guaranteed bottles sold by Gibson Bros.
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