MINGLELO district reports Mingselo rally and rain
In MINGLELO district last week Mrs J Furner recovering from pneumonia. Mrs Kinsela taken to Peak Hill Hospital. Glorious rain Friday to Sunday brought crops up. Mr J Lynch held a packed meeting with a 50 to 1 odds on him. A G Litchfield Peak Hill tender of 48 pounds for peak Hill public school repairs approved. work to start next week.
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Bickness
J. Furner
Lynch
A. G. Litchfield
Peak Hill
Hospital Committee Meeting and Actions Summary
The Hospital Committee held its usual monthly meeting with President A W Taylor and members J Whiting M J Korin J B Bridle A J Shaw H N Gibson and Dr A J Corte present. Nurse Kelly request for September leave was granted with medical officer approval and local help at 10s weekly arranged. Medical Officer leave 16th to 25th instant approved. Isolation Ward plans by Mr Bates approved with additions recommended and to be estimated. Medical Officer reports July admissions 11 discharges 15 deaths 1 remaining 3. tribute to nursing staff for J Hunt. Matron acknowledges donations of wine veg and literature from several donors. Works Committee suggests slight chimney alteration. Matron to admit urgent cases on her own responsibility when Medical Officer is absent. General accounts £53 198bd read and passed for payment.
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Messrs
A. W.taylor
J. Whiting
M. J. Korin
J. B. Bridle
A. J. Shaw
H. N. Gibson
Murray
A. J. Corte
Kelly
Bates
J. Hunt
J. B. Reymond and Sone
Wah Sing
F. Gillandera
Campbell and Reid
Kerin
Whiting
The Length of the Law Reaches a Notorious Fugitive
In 1899 a man in Pitfield was fined and jailed for selling liquor without a license. After escaping with a week to pay, he vanished for eight years. He reappeared in a country court seeking a transfer of an hotel license and was identified by a police constable. He now faces consequences for avoidance.
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Victoria
Pitfeld
Wool Market Outlook Ahead of Sydney Sales
Commercial observers report firmer demand for wool as buyers prepare for sales on the 21st and 22nd. Advances in withdrawn lots and higher prices seen since last month, with global flock and population growth cited to explain sustained demand for pure wool fabrics, especially in the United States and Canada. A large turnout of buyers is anticipated at the Sydney sales, signaling brisk selling times.
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United States
Canada
Sydney
Wool Trade Buzz As Rain Lifts Pastoral Markets
Generous rainfall across most districts boosts pastoral outlook and helps offset higher wages for shearing and shed hands set by the Arbitration Court. Buyers in Sydney shift to parity with June auction quotations as fair length wools appear. Shearing runs in early districts with expectations of sizable catalogues for this and next month's auctions, easing last season’s wool-storage delays.
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Arbitration Court
Sydney
Eden Photo Studios Portraits in Sydney Offer
Eden Photo Studios on George Street Sydney showcases “Artist Proofs” at 20s per dozen versus rivals charging 50s to four guineas. 12 x 18 size photos and cabinets offered, with mail enlargement service available for portraits sent for inspection.
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Sydney
Eden Photo
Studios
George-street
Thanks to Peak Hill Hospital Staff
FPXGE returns sincere thanks to Dr. Corfe the Matron and the Peak Hill Hospital nurses for their kindness and care during the stay as an inmate of the institution.
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Corfe
Peak Hill Hospital
Royal Exchange Hotel Peak Hill Goes To Private Sale
The Royal Exchange Hotel Peak Hill is offered for private sale as a going concern including furniture and adjoining buildings such as Council Chambers. Proprietor Mrs McAuliffe has died and the business is relinquished. inquiries to Denis McAulliffe.
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McAuliffe
Council Chambers
Denis McAullffe
Sincere Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
The M D McAuliffe and I Family express heartfelt thanks to friends for assistance and condolences after a recent bereavement. They appreciate floral wreaths letters and telegrams of sympathy received.
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McAuliffe
Lavins Avy Gentrewan Ashburnham Address
A parliamentary note from Lavins Avy Gentrewan to Ashburnham voters. He touts three years as their member, credits securing Peak Hill Railway progress, and urges all electors including squatters selectors miners and shearers to vote and rally others. He emphasizes nonpartisan service and personal ties to the community.
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Ashburnham
Shearer
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G. W. Seaborn & CO
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Geo. Bruce
Loonbah
Clarke Bros
Waverton
Conroy & Doyle
Cardington
Liberal Programme
Cowra
Bathurst
Ene
Condobolin
Ey Ki & HH
Amouation A
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Masonic Hall
Yabsley
Forbes Ram Sales
Edward Weaver & CO
Forbes
A. Stanr
Murriong
Lincoln
Tomson & Binnxws
Wagua
New Zealand
Australian Land Company
Totara
Account Mosers Conroy & Doyle
Molong
Shropshire
Romney Marsh
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Cliffyide
Palmerston North
New
New Yealand
Merinos
Mexara
Martin Bros
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Forboa
Pine Hills
Deniliquin
Owsen
Salem
E. D. Glasheen
Carrill
Trundle
J. Medcalp
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