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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 15, 1907

Page

9

Items of Interest from Diverse Global Notes

A collage of brief items covers Kondubolin Show dates, gender ratios in India, Johannesburg unemployment, doctor shortages in Hungary, Queensland population figures, health of Haynes brothers, NSW birthrate trends, Senate referendum voting totals, Bega Council finances and wage disputes, a Royal Commission outcome on a jury case, large rabbi te skins sales, a fatal accident near Land's End, immigration concerns in North Queensland, a double shooting near North Prentice, a doctor bill anecdote, and Labor Conference remarks critiquing party focus on unionists.

India Johannesburg Hungary Queensland Messrs. M. and E. Haynes A. Haynes Home Plaine Willis- Crick Felton Mesers Winchcombe, Carson and Co. Ltd Land’s End Eng Barnes Australia Joseph Deane North Prentice Rutherglen Deane Libor

Tomingley News Roundup and Local Appointments

After a week’s delay the Department of Public Instruction appointed Mr Avery of Kurri Kurri as assistant at Tomingley Public School while Mr Nixon moved to Johnstone’s Creek School near Stroud. The board requests an McPhail assistant. Hawes remains confined. Parlia Public Works Committee to visit Tomingley on Saturday 23rd instant. Mosars Hinder Qv stock sale attracts buyers. praise for Mr Hinder’s railway advocacy. Oddfellow’s Ball well attended. F J Graham takes Royal Hotel. Huon trotter being prepared for shows. J P McCudden won last year’s Electric Trot at Dubbo with Rock Huon. Bruowell M L A speaks at Peak Hill. West Bogan Railway Leaguers press for line past their door.

Department of Public Instruction Avery Kurri Kurri Maitland Tomingley Public School Nixon Johnstone's Creek School Stroud O. Cricketer Smith McPhail Hawes Parliamentary Public Works Committee Tomingley McNeill Dubbo Mosars Hinder & Qv Hinder J. P. McCudden Rock Huon Wiiter A. Bruowell M.L.A Peak Hill John Norton West Bogan

Creations resume at Lachlan Mines and local updates

Forbes News reports Major OBrien receives six months leave after a 30 year service. Marriages, sports events, storms heavy damage, and local political hints appear. Notable items include a sugar bag found at Caronbalgie Meat Works with a baby's body, election ballot results for Forbes Jockey Club, and visits by Andrew Black and Arthur Sharp.

Lachlan Major O'Brien N. Hutchinson G. F. Hutchinson Australia Hotel Lily Alex Gilchrist Globe Hotel Hibernian Norman Mylecharane Cumnock Arthur Sharp Land Board Forbes New Zealand J. J. Patterson Peak Hill R. E. B. Reymond Ashburnham J. F. Martell Dandaloo H. Swan Baskeatene Andrew Black Caronbalgie Meat Works Forbes Jockey Club Messrs Reymond Moloney Gilchrist Strickland Dunp Newell Dunstan Brooke Bates Johnson

Sporting Menus and Races Around March Matches

Farrendale Picnic Races set for 9 March while Peak Hill athletics and cycling meet on 18 March circulate. Orange Cup aims for £150. Durnan tipped for boat race with endurance test against Stanbury. Lillybrook’s tragic fall at Mandurama noted. Quinlan wins A.N.A. Wheel Race £120 in Melbourne. Garches by Voyou(imp) earns stud value. owner rejects £1,200 bid.

Farrendale Peak Hill Rosehill Oakton Clyde Legion Orange Durnan Stanbury Istria Lillybrook Mandurama P. B. Quinlan Melbourne Quinlan J. A. Flannagan Dubbo Lion Trangia J. R. Cowell Boulogne France W. Golding G. Woolbank New England Jockey Club Francis Foy Monastery Stud Parkes Voyou Imp Garches

Government Rabbit Curse Debate at Barranald Court

In Barranald the magistrate expressed sympathy for the defendant over fines for rabbit damage on government land. He argued the state should fence its lands to protect private property, noting government breeding rabbits harms settlers and justice favors strong parties in New South Wales.

New South Wales

Weak Backs and the Promise of Dr Sheldon Liniment

An 1890s style ad touts Dr Sheldon’s Magnetic Liniment as the cure for tired weak backs and muscle strain, claiming immediate relief and lasting strength. It asserts kidney causes are rare and promotes Gibson Bros as a seller while noting a separate note about a ten year protection for the wonga pigeon.

Sheldon Gibson Bros

Nervous shock case led to patent medicine cure

Mrs. Harriet Williams of Redfern recounts a twelve year battle with severe nerves after a head injury at Woy Woy. She speaks of insomnia, panic, fainting, and weakness until she used Clements Ton ic, which she credits with restoring health and sleep. She endorses its efficacy in public declaration.

Potriott Williams Eveleighgirret, Redfern Clements Vonie Clements Rome Clements Tovic Harriet Williams Redfern New South Wales Commonwealth of Austrais Loree Fontaine Clements Toole

Chamberlain's Pain Balm Claim For Rheumatism Relief

An advertisement asserts rheumatism causes sore joints pains and sleeplessness and promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as effective with immediate relief and eventual cure. It directs readers to buy from 4 Wwaeler and Co Peak Hill and follow directions.

Wwaeler and Co Peak Hill Omingle Gley

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