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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
2
Local municipal election notice shows multiple nominations for three Aldermen seats with several candidates listed by name. The notice indicates more than five nominations received and sets a February polling day at the guild hall on Paper Street with comments on eligibility and future counts.
Important auction sale announced for Saturday February 7 at 2 o clock. Land figures are offered under provisions of the Real Property Act as stated in the notice.
Editorial notes criticize municipal leadership and aldermanic elections. The piece warns reform is needed as residents face bureaucratic delays and fiscal burdens, urging accountability and citizen engagement to avoid repeating past mistakes.
Fragmentary notes describe a public dispute over unemployment and government action. References include Mr Bridle and concerns about workers, intelligence, and political leadership, with calls to hold authorities to account and questions about election timetables.
The text outlines a crowded field for a horse racing event with names like Lochin fonlyne and Ringdowy and notes on stables, training, and prospects. It mentions South Australia stock and various horses facing competition with uncertain outcomes and fitness ahead of a Saturday event.
In a mixed report on municipal voting, twenty four men work on a fall project while ballots show 88 votes in a B A and I E Administration contest with four informal. The Farm’s Cheapparativa Card advertises diverse goods as the government purchases 200000 bushels of wheat for distribution to ease prices.
An assortment of items references church functions, a May event, an adjourned annual meeting, a local court, a coming assembly, and a government cost estimate. The fragmentary OCR draft mentions Murrell's Hall, Swhaaribor, and Farkes with scattered dates and figures.
The association held its annual meeting at the communal hall on Saturday. Twenty members attended with the vice president presiding. A report favored by the committee offered to the Angapan fund and a new show ground price study was discussed. A new committee was proposed and a ballot list announced for the coming year.
A municipal election meeting occurred at Mosrole Hall on Wednesday evening with notable attendees. Alderman O’Brien chaired as contention arose over council reform and budget issues, while speakers including Osley defended past actions and urged policy clarity during the election period.
The fragment notes that Mr. Bonslay nearly completed his trilogy and was finishing it, with expectations that it would turn out well for farmers.
Fragmentary report describes miners Foulkoe and Party at Wyibas and Mooney with activity described as rough. References to Mesars Andernan and Hunter's works and McPhail in prospecting suggest a busy early mining scene with equipment and digging near a waterway.
A moth interrupted play at Powk Hill as a close cricket match unfolded on the ground. Bridle Hunt Litebield led the batting while Hackett Gibson Freerma and Titchfield took key wickets in a tightly contested game ending with varied scores across innings.
A patient named Eilon Alvare from Bray Atrnot Kninorikte inyerney recounts relief from chronic liver disorder after using Bile Beans. She credits improved appetite back pain and vigor to the remedy and recommends it. the ad touts wide fame and lists ailments it supposedly cures.
The notice lists Anglican service in Seana for Panssasy Lordgey at 3pm at Tank Hall. A Catholic Mass is scheduled at Maeve Sneh sth bee py ort peed at 7:30 in Kedite. The text is partially garbled.
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