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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 15, 1905

Page

18

Unoccupied Lands and Rabbit Infestations Alarm Farmers

A Pvatic officer reports farmers in Srey Balder odgery, Obley and Yeoval districts facing heavy losses from mock routes and reserves overrun with rabbits. Despite farmer efforts, rabbits breed on unoccupied land nearby and then raid improved properties.

Pvatic Srey Balderodgery Obley Yeoval

Disease in Rabbits Report From Macquarie River

A correspondent reports a rapid spread of a rabbit disease at the Macquarie River. Two weeks ago healthy rabbits died after children’s handling. now three of six show severe illness with ulcerated livers and yellow pustules. Lungs also dark blotched. one dead rabbit found this week. This observation may be significant.

Macquarie River Bret

Parliaments' Talkers Seen In Daily Hansard Trail

A look at the Federal Parliament and six State Parliaments shows who talks most, with Parramatta Cook leading in Hansard mentions. Bulleting by Webster, M.P., notes Cook at 9 yards, Reid 80, Kelly 60, Conroy 42, others trailing in a flood of words and ink.

Parramatta Cook Bulletis Webster M.P Cook Reid Kelly Conroy

Public School Concert at Masonic Hall

Public School Concert to be held tonight at the Masonic Hall aims to raise funds for a library. Organizers urge strong community support and seating capacity to the limit.

Masonic Hall

Death of Mrs Yeo Senior at Croydon

Mrs Isabella H Yeo aged 70 died at her Croydon home after a lengthy illness. Previously prostrated by influenza, the immediate cause was asthma. She leaves seven children and a husband who died ten years ago. The family receives community sympathy from Peak Hill.

Isabella H. Yeo Arthur Yeo Peak Hill Croydon Yeo

Danysz to Study Rabbit Diseases in Australian Islands

Government authorises Dr Danysz and rabbits experts to conduct experiments on disease in rabbits. A preliminary trial may occur at Montagu Island near the mainland or, if not there, at the Broughton Islands. The government declines to fund the work, leaving costs to voluntary subscribers.

Thu Stock Boards’ Council of Danysz New South Wales Montagu Island Broughton Islands

Council Meeting Yields Little Action and Tenders

The Monday council session showed minimal business with Mayor Ald. Gibson present alongside Aldermen Matthews Swain Bakes Davey and Jackson. A letter from Mr Farquharson offered to settle arrears, and a £29 194 9d credit balance was reported. Tenders for Derribong Street ranged from £13 10s to £16, with Barrett offering six weeks completion.

Tuext Ald Gibson Matthews Swain Bakes Davey Jackson Farquharson Norris Caswell Street Derribong Street J. Barrett J. Norris G. Harvey Barrett Watchmen Paton Express

Cyanide Gold Process Free for New Zealand Mines

The government reclaimed patent payments for the cyanide gold extraction method and now announces in the Gazette that use of the process in the colony is free. Royalty payments previously returned as royalties are no longer required for mining firms.

New Zealand

Tragic Fratricide at Bendigo Ends in Murder Charge

In Bendigo on Friday William Scanlon aged 28 shot his sister Mary Scanlon aged 30 causing fatal injuries. He is under arrest facing wilful murder charges amid family notes of Tyson Estate wealth and a strained motive cited over her engagement. Mary reportedly whispered she blamed herself and called him a darling before dying. William claimed no intent to harm and said he aimed to harm himself after an argument.

Bendigo William Scanlon Mary Scanlon Tyson Sydney Seamon

A Dishonest Father Sentenced in Sydney Court

At the Central Criminal Court in Sydney Judge Jvathe Paso condemned Moses Cohen for fraud. He warned the public that Cohen’s acts endangered commerce and threatened his family, noting the daughter’s departure to America and the boy’s ruined prospects. The judge intended to consider mercy alongside the jury’s recommendation for Solomon Hew.

Ma. Jvathe Paso Moses Cohen Central Criminal Court Sydney America Solomon Hew

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