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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
7
Goldsbrough Mort & Co. cleared a large catalogue on Wednesday with strong American demand lifting prices for cross bred wools. The Dalton Estate Company's Kangaroobie clip from near Orange attracted keen competition, 29 bales of cross bred ewes fetching a top price of ae per lb. New England wools also performed well.
For sale a range of secondhand printing presses and equipment in first class order including Minerva Platen Crown Folio Gordon Platen Denny Columbian Hand Press Chandler and Price 24 in lever Cutting Machine Royal Imposing Surface plus ink and paper supplies. Imperial Printers Furnishing Co lists inks and fancy card materials with samples and prices from 67 Commerce Street Sywev.
An agricultural piece from the era stresses clean milking to prevent germ growth. It advises wiping udders with a damp cloth, avoiding cloth strainers, and rapid cream separation while warm milk remains animal heat. It also includes anecdotes on poultry care and hybrid tea roses from a rose congress in Paris.
An iron and steel waste truck illustrated for home use eases ash and garbage collection by moving barrels from house to sidewalk. It reduces hand strain, barrels wear, and damage while delivering simple tipping, prongs under the barrel, and a sliding dog mechanism to secure the load.
A writer in the Fanciers' Gazette argues against luck in breeding. The piece states that responsible breeders rely on knowledge and careful practice rather than chance. It emphasizes consistent methods and proven techniques.
A commuter scene on a rural train shows nine farmers in a compartment. A Kim Individual attempts to wedge in between them and cites an act of Parliament about seating space. The farmer retorts with a defiant reply about being built that way.
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