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Readable fragments describe a dated event with names and places partially visible. The text hints at a public notice or brief item involving a local figure and a location, but essential details are missing.
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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 26, 1907
Page
11
Readable fragments describe a dated event with names and places partially visible. The text hints at a public notice or brief item involving a local figure and a location, but essential details are missing.
Fragmentary OCR line from an old issue presents mixed characters and numbers without clear context. No identifiable people places or events emerge from the readable portion.
Mr C J E Patner moves a 1906 act amendment on rabbits and fencing with 6 percent interest and sinking fund provisions. amendment proposes 6 percent only and sinking fund removal. Motion carried after debate. Wire netting grants listed for multiple applicants across Peak Hill Mingelo Goobang Cargo Parkes and Molong.
Molong and Forbes Pastures Protection boards clash over district boundaries for the Mordialloc property. The issue was sent to the Council of Advice for Molong Board review, which urged the Minister for Lands to define district edges clearly. The board resolved that district surveyors hold the area definitions and consult with stock inspectors.
O. F. Sixrnzns to test eyes and supply glasses to relieve headaches and improve reading and enjoyment.
The report cites unusual age entries in the last New Zealand census and recounts a string of scattered anecdotes. It mentions a Kosciuszko road contractor seeking navvy labor, a Sydney fraud case against Alexander Fleet, an escape from Forbes prison by Thomas Cant, a Bathurst Show horse accident, and a jokey note about bank embezzlement in China with a brutal auditor’s tale.
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