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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
13
Provisional regulations set new commission rates for money orders to take effect in sixty days. Inter state orders will be charged from £2 to £5 sixpence and other brackets, while orders confined to the issuing state will cap at £20 two shillings.
Rainy spell boosts milk supply and factory activity at Parkes Dairy. March turnover reached £340 with expectations to double soon as dry cows return and suppliers increase. Manager projects around-the-clock operation to meet rising demand.
Mr H V McKay submits an excellent Push Sunshine Harvester catalogue showing an 11 ft comb width and a much larger machine. Illustrations imply a harvester twice the size of the ordinary Sun shin and claims to harvest about 40 acres daily with strong farmer testimonials supporting the claims.
A Country Resident urged allowing public school teachers in country districts to become shire councillors. The Under-Secretary cited Public Service Board rules restricting officials from mayoral or council roles. Officials warned duties would clash with teaching, risk parent-teacher tensions, and dismissed teachers' candidacy as undesirable.
The Rabbit Destruction Fund Commission secured Dr. Danyex of the Pasteur Institute in Paris to spend two years in Australia researching rabbit eradication. He will depart in six weeks, funded to obtain all required equipment and paraphernalia for the project.
A cautious notice warns mothers not to trust miracle cough syrups for infants claiming to cure coughs. The Chaumberlaine Cough Remedy guarantees safety but is said to contain opium or other harmful substances, urging buyers to avoid this product and seek safer alternatives.
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