Inquiry on Peak Hill Show Sauce and Pickle Judging
Mrs J J Moorudden of Tomingley requests details on how the Home made Section judges sauces jams and pickles at the Peak Hill Show. She notes her second prize awards but says her exhibits were not opened on return and asks for the judge Mr Stevenson to explain the criteria and any special judging method used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
J. J. Mooqudden
Tominglay
Mina Willie
Miss Morris
Wildie's Hill
H. Sullivan
Jas, Uttley
Ashton
McFarlane
United States
Chicago
R. Hunt
Yoorooga
Dubbo
Thomas Ross
Docker
Wilcox
Orange
Forbes Tras
Peak Hill
Gibson Bros* Mies
Nellie Farquharson
Alberton
N.Q
Sydney
Quinlan
The Show at Purtis Public School Peak Hill Items
A local display lists eggs and paper foldings from birds, photographs by Mrs Edwards, frames by Mr Parke, carvings and drawings. Clyde Engineering Co displays firefighting gear, windmill, horse gear and chaff cutter. Meadowbank Co shows stump-jump ploughs and ploughs with H V McKay linked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbank Co
A. N. Davey
H. V. McKay
J. Jackson
Saoghine
Painful Accident With Horse Belongs To Mr Korach
Mr F G Korach rode into town for a Land Board meeting when his horse bucked and threw him. The rein entangled around his left thumb, tearing it off at the fret joint. A doctor treated his injuries. The article notes a previous severe injury to his big toe seven years ago from a chaff cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wats
Land Board
F. G. Korsch
Korach
Uorle
Shires and Land Tax Pending 1906 Collection Policy
An official communication outlines that land tax for the year ending December 31, 1906 will be collected by the Government. It states Shire Councils elected in November may levy a rate on unimproved capital value from January 1, 1907, and if the rate reaches 14 in the pound the land tax in that Shire will cease to be collected.
Children Hacking Cough at Night Mentioned in Brief
A compact news batch notes varied items from 75,000 people at a boat race won by Towne by 150 yards to a Sydney court case sentencing Thomas Ross to four years. It mentions prizes at shows, a warded scholarship for Doris Evelyn Hutton, and local industry notes including railway bill salary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunn
Towne
Newcastle
Railway Commission
John Norton
Beeby
Holman
Doris Evelyn Hutton
London College of Music
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shires
Taylor's
A. W. Taylor & GO
Cc. F. Stephens
Caswell Street
Servia
Great Cobar Company
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