Birth Announcement for Edwards Child at Nuree Patan Private
A daughter was born July to Mrs Edwards at Nuree Patan's Private Hospital. The newborn is reportedly in good health with father Tomingley Edwards listed among the immediate family.
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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
2
A daughter was born July to Mrs Edwards at Nuree Patan's Private Hospital. The newborn is reportedly in good health with father Tomingley Edwards listed among the immediate family.
In loving memory of Matthews, a departed friend, with heartfelt tribute from family and friends. Stoney J. mourns the loss while honoring his memory and enduring impact on those who knew him.
A debate among P P Boards and Shire Councils questions whether the Pastures Protection Act should be run by Shire Councils or kept by separate boards. Proponents warn of overload and messy regulations if merged, urging gradual unification and continued cooperation for the benefit of ratepayers.
August 4 services listed: Derribong 11 a.m. Ree presiding at Christchurch Windsor? Waterloo 4 p.m. Peak Hill 7.30 p.m. by Rev H O Wil in Christ Church. August 11 Early Communion at Camus, Peak Hill 2.80 p.m. Roman Catholic masses monthly on August 4 McPhail 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev Fr Swyny officiates.
Obituary notes the death at Peak Hill of Mrs Denis McAuliffe wife of the Royal Exchange Hotel proprietor after a long illness. Born near Albury she and her husband moved through Grenfell Parkes and Peak Hill. twelve children survive. The funeral was held with large attendance and prayers by Father Campion. condolences extend from relatives and friends across several towns.
Rain at Watcoms boosts weekend totals to 108 points with Sunday adding more. McPhail Show sees strong exhibits from McPhail and Tomingley. F. C. Dawes wins poultry championship. J. P. McQuddeo takes Pesk Hill Handicap Trot with Rook Hoon. Rev. L J T French and Rev I R Swyny preach. Mrs Colbran visits Toy. Local mining and railway matters noted. Amy Birnie wins musical competition at McPhail show.
The McPhail-Toming ley team has been awarded the title for a competition between presenting sides. They will face Narromine in a return match soon. Local syndicate buys Paton mine and Mead prices rise amid fat stock costs. Tulbragar Shire Council buys Hawes’ typewriter for 19.
Audience members attend a tennis tournament listed for August 11 with trophy prize presented by Mr H L DeLacy. The draw includes players such as Dr Corte, J Monskill, W Hens, J Roney, W McKeown, A Morrie, J Shaw, and W Vaech in early matchups.
A chaotic interment for Mrs. D McAuliffe in Wednesday afternoon caused by a too small grave. Undertaker or grave digger delays followed as workers attempted to enlarge the space, a fault deemed inexcusable by local observers. The incident echoes two prior similar mishaps over the past two years.
Mr J Mowromseny of Qua Warren praises the Peak Hill show calling it the finest lot of borasa he has seen in the country show ring. Montgomery agrees judges should limit service to two years, suggesting Peak Hill choose a new judge next year.
Bazaar during Show week raised about £50 with total proceeds around £75. Three stalls ran by H N Gibson G Franks J Barrett J Hogan and Mary’s Children. Myall e Peak Hill Band led by J S Christophora performed for the Harmem in premises beside Wildies Hall. E D Glashsen served as secretary and says a meeting will be held next week to present the balance sheet.
Stud notice for W J Barton advertising Huon Chief a standard-bred trotting stallion at Forbes for the coming season fee 330 pounds. Huon Chief has won the 1905 Forbes Show trotting stallion championship beating Mambrino Abdallah. Mentioned stock includes Top Score winning the Pony Trot at Awot Sydney and a 17 month old colt sold for 75 guineas.
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