Parkes shop sale noted amid regional notices
The issue lists various items from August 31 1906 including Mr P Steen advertising a centrally located Parkes shop, fire destroying Cunnamulla Bank, Valparaiso quake death toll possibly exceeding six thousand, and other district notices on land sales, legal matters, a suicide at Bathurst, a football match disturbance at Wollonga, and religious discussions in Broken Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Steen
Lot
Bonys
Parkes
Cunnamaulla
Valparaiso
Ee Gurse Heyden
Ttie
R. J. Seddon
J. B. Mullampy
New Zealand
Sudan
Crick
Mennis, Roach and
Matthewa
City Mutual
Fercdntile Fire Insurance Company
Salvation Ann
Beacus
Bathurat
T. W.spence
Serena Ie
Louie
Wae
Forbes
Airl
Ellen Farailton
Wollonga
Victoria
Albury
Broken Hill
Tisha
Dunne
Dliutee
Change in Racing Rules Makes Unregistered Meetings Void
A new alteration to rule 1 clause 8 of the racing rules, to take effect January 1, 1907, strikes out the word advertised. It states that any race meeting not registered under AJ,O rules will be considered unregistered, affecting horses owners trainers and jockeys participating, who may face disqualification or loss of eligibility.
Special Lease Areas and Additional Holdings Question
The note questions whether land set aside for one purpose can be granted as an extra holding. It suggests existing conch release or conditional jenao may block a Special lease and that the decision rests with the Minister.
Harvey Park sale enacts estates near Peak Hill
Consyn the wack era sale records show Messrs Beasley and Sons selling Harvey Park near Peak Hill to J W G Taylor of Goonoo Station. The 12 800 acre parcel in five blocks named Harvey Benevento Trowilga and Yarrowdale fetched £1 fin per acre. Auctions include cattle horses farming gear and furniture on Wednesday 19 September with I N Gibson assisting. Further details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consyn the Wack
Messrs
Frederick Beasley
Moura
W. P. Mitchell
A.wilking
Wellington
George Lake
Aelling
Vale of Messie
Bealey and Sonsehsop
Wyachinery Furniture, &c
I. N. Gibson
Mors, Mitchell and
Wilkiva
Bogan Riverview Picnic Race Club Meeting Report
The Hagan Riverview Picnic Race Club held a meeting at Mr Tolnaon’s Riverview on a cold rainy day. Attendance remained fair with large fields, many trophies contested by children and adults, while officials led by Secretary J W Parsons and Starter H J Balcombe ensured smooth races. Results include Tux Bracecer winning the six furlong race, Sienna and Kathleen prominent in the Hack and Haxpioan events, and Starlight besting rivals in the P R C Cup with betting favoring Starlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balcombe
W.tanswell
R. Manns
Geo. Coleman
Peak Hill
W. Broa
Daphne
Ble
Mack
Cuil Mischief
Maruigs
Dror
Stan
Nfl
J. Quinn
A. Tonswell
J. W. Parson
Worateh
Hight
H. HH
Halcombe
Wenga
D. Grady
Byrnes Stariight
Mn Jd. Newbigging
E Kathleen
Me. J. Hunter
Sienna
Captor
Barney
Ben Bolt
Agant
Haxpioan
Mil Messia
Quinn Brox French
Me. A. Arthur
Hiram Avia
Barnoet
A Phytica M
Ullee Eturvers
Little Mick
Reform
Kathleen
Hektor
Barlow
Lehnd
Creamy
Bahni
Woo
M. d. Burnew
Starlight
Dr. Bouzman
Ek J No
B. Gray
Ben Holt
Kathiloan
Evann Stenna
Mr. C. Moulden
Coil
Atlantewn
Vain Hope Butterfly
Minervi
Whitefoot
Margery
Maggle
McPhail Mems Exgenic Frosts and Sydney Trip Update
Early week saw heavy frosts and showers with a report that Mr. Mat Pope who went to Sydney for an operation has returned home. Mr. WJ Nivella accompanied Mrs. Pope to assist in bringing him back as friends regret the illness. A near accident occurred to Mr J R Strahorn of Glen Tala when a buggy tipped and Mr Paton was thrown out with injuries to his leg while Strahorn escaped with minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Pope
Sydney
WJ. Nivella
Pope
J. R. Strahorn
Glen Tala
Paton
Mr . Paton
Afr. Strahorn
Annual ball at McPhail hosted by Loyal Ffarmony Tidge
The Loyal Ffarmony Tidge ball at McPhail on Tansday drew guests from Tomingley and Pike Hill. Attendants included Miss Stafford and Messrs. Crowhurst, McFarland, Hovey, and lauded decor by W Maker, McFarland, Rodda and Stafford. Music by I Laing. supper at Stafford's Hota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Ffarmony Tidge
McPhail
Tansday
W. Maker
McFarland, Rodda
Stafford
Motylons Gaa
H. Stafford
Hota
Mea
Indien
A Williams
Tomingley
Heroic Rescue at Racecourse Sparks Town Heroism
A crowd witnessed a dramatic incident at the Ved avadnya wousa race where a woman waving frantically near the track endangered lives. Malcolm McKenzie risked his life to pull her clear as horses thundered by, likely saving the Indy rider's wife from a fatal tragedy. The event showcased McKenzie as a true hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wousa
Malcolm McKenzie
Indy
Young McKenzie
Local Cemetery Fund Seeks Help for Improvements
Sunscriprioys solicited in aid of the local Cemetery Improvement Fund. Secretary J. Jackson will hear from supporters. The cemetery is in a deplorable state, and work will begin as soon as sufficient funds are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lool
J. Jackson
Horse Sale at Wellington by Musaxs Beprom and Taylor
Musaxs Beprom and Taylor announce an annual horse sale at Wellington on September 5th and 6th. About 300 horses will be yarded including heavy draughts, jearns, farm, plough horses, buggy horses. Provisions mention 200 well matched heavy draughts. Further particulars in advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musaxs
Beprom
Taylor
Wellington
Lease fraud case reveals bribe offer to speed land deal
Witnesses recounted an attempt to expedite a lease for about 12 000 acres in 1902 with broker Mr Bath. J D Mackay offered £500 for swift approval, securing 9 000 acres after bidding. Payment of £375 was made. no receipt given. Dept delays and patience urged until after elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. MacKay
Bulgandramine
Glein
Bath
Landa Department
Mr. Bath
Wan Yan
Orick
Witness
Mining Update from Mingolo and Nearby Mines
Mossra Norris and Prios from Mingolo report trial crushing of 8 tons at the Grown Battery. Mossra Barrett and Murrays prepare a trial at Barrabadesa. Meers Frazer and party processed about 100 tons of tailings by cyanide at the Crown, but cleanup is incomplete. Me J Morris of Myalls Peak Hill Mines is in Sydney on company business. Myalls Peak Hill Mine produced 3879 tons in four weeks yielding 489 ounces. Mosera Cavanagh and Son processed 16 tons at the McPhail battery for a return of Scinta per ton. The stone gos from their wine at Tumingley. A second consignment of 10 tons leaves to Cuckle Creek next week from Mosers Wooden and Smith’s mine. The last crushing averaged t2uz4 1ihirts per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossra
P. Norris
J. Prios
Mingolo
Mossra, Barrett and Murrays
Barrabadesa
Meeers
Frazer
Party
J. Morris
Myalls-Peak Hill Gold Mines
Sydney
Myalls-Peak Hill
Mosera, Cavanagh and Son
McPhail Battery
Tumingley
Cuckle Creek
Mosers, Wooden
Smith
Mina
Local man charged with obtaining money by false pretences
Last week William Umpleby junior was arrested at Peak Bill for allegedly obtaining money by false pretences from Mary Honahan of the Edinboro Castle Hotel Bathurst. He appeared at Bathurst Police Court on Friday. The complainant and the accused were not the same person who signed the cheque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Umpleby
Mary Honahan
Edinboro Castle
Bathurst
Umpleby
Bnthurst
Priday
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvey Park
Bogan
Riverview Picnic Race Club
Halcombes
Mtysars
White
B. Newbigging
Meg J. E. Quinn
J. W. Tarsons
Mewra
H. N. Marriott
J. Newbigging
W. Tanswell
G. Badohnaon
Quins
C. V. Carrett
Joan
Palmer
He Arthur
Valmer
Butcombe
Metirath
Rmauon
McPhail Mems
Brom
Boway
Orca
al Voile
Inve
Akims
Mabel Brown
Waverley
Cota
Miss McFarland
Dwyer
Mins
Maud Walker
Pike Hill
ME Balt
Weimmaings
Mine Walker
Ponk Hill
Peale Hill
J. D Mackay
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