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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 16, 1906

Page

12

Neighbours report and local business deals in Parkes district

Over 20 000 bags of wheat stacked at the railway station and stationmaster ordered to shoot trespassing goats. J C T Woodward sold the London Mine to Frank Gardiner. Pearce and Williams sold P Neilson's Goobang Creek property to Jacob Klein. W W Gillespie, longtime local miner with sawmills at Yarrangobilly, was killed by a falling tree aged 49, leaving a widow and three children. Mrs H McKellen of Parkes now runs tea rooms and boarding house at Manly. John Medlyn re elected Parkes District hospital resident. Ward Bransgrove Job Howard and Nash elected Directors of Parkes Dairy Company for the ensuing year.

J. C. T. Woodward London Frank Gardiner Messrs. Pearce and Williams P. Neilson Goobang Creek Jacob Klein W. W. Gillespie Yarrangobilly H. McKellen Parkes Manly John Medlyn Aspital Essrs Ward Bransgrove Job Howard Nash Parkes Dairy Company

Narromine Lands Sight Queensland for Land Prospects

Narromine landholders travel to Queensland to inspect land riches amid a strong agricultural year. Mr F Mack donates £25 to a rabbit destruction fund. district stats show increased wheat area 64762 acres yielding 134211 bags and 536844 bushels valued around £80526. Hay 7151 acres producing 8576 tons valued at £25728. Livestock counts rise with 2814 horses, 3577 cattle, 199307 sheep, and 1304 pigs.

Queensland F. Mack Narromine Crown

Molong Notes Record Wheat Load Amid Water Scarcity

Local railway traffic in Molong set a record with 18 619 bags of wheat loaded in January. Water shortages worsened with many homes and businesses lacking supply. Other items include a charity contribution of £5 to the Japanese Famine Fund, farm sales and ram prices at Yeoval, a child injured by a clothes line incident in Cudal, and athletics results from Cumnock with winners Walsh and Leary.

G. H. Hespey Brawmbie M. Hanley Sydney T. A. Lidster Bob’s Creek Perkins Orange District New Zealand Cudal Creamery Cloge Molong Whittaker Ram Yeoval Bruce Rams J. R. Job R. Glasson George Snook Cudal Cumnock Athletic Sheffield Walsh W. Murray F. Leary

Dubbo Deaths and Local Miscellany

W Barry, late Courthouse keeper at Dubbo, drowned accidentally near Narandera last week. R Biggs tendered £239 as the lowest bid for a road contract Narromine via Backwater to Boggy Plain. C J Toose, son of H T Toose of Sydney and Dubbo, wed Ida Mosley of this town. Miss Henderson’s funeral featured women friends bearing the coffin. A young man was arrested for mania including hoarding goods and felt pursued and slandered by others.

W. Barry Dubbo Narandera R. Biggs C. J. Toose H. T. Toose Sydney Ida W. Mosley Mary A. Henderson

Government to invite tenders for rabbit fencing wire netting

The Minister for Lands states the Government will soon call for tenders to supply wire netting for rabbit fencing. Tenders will be invited for alternate grades of netting. Information is being sought from the Pastures Boards to decide which mesh to adopt.

Enquirer

Eden Photo Studios Portraits in Sydney at Low Prices

Visit Eden Photo Studios in George Street Sydney for high class portraits with very low prices. Artist Proofs at 20s per dozen compare favorably to rivals charging 50s to four guineas. Cabinet prints 7s 6d per dozen. If unable to visit, send a portrait for enlargement and inspection.

Sydney Eden Photo George-street

Rabbits Threaten Carcoar Back Yards And Typhoid Fears Rise

Fragments report rabbits overrunning Carcoar back yards within the town boundary. Carcasses of poisoned rabbits raise grave fears of a typhoid outbreak in the district. Warnings follow floods in Queensland mess and a mailman forced to camp for three days without food. Local notes mention debt payoff for Orange Hospital and various incidents across Queensland.

Carcoar Orange Hospital James Bonwick Queensland Winton Carvoar Carroll Kelly Ferguson

Also Mentioned on This Page

I.W. Lees, Gomingtley HED Baker H. Schmidt Euchie Street Peak Hill Mr. M. Harras A. G. F. Bollinger Optigian & Gunsmith, Parkes Mingelo Hotel Parkes Road Mingelo HI8 Apt Wm. Norris Edward Dunn E. D. Glasheen Caswell Street Motiy Gibson Bros Exieski Fulke Maitland Beach J. Meehan M.L.A
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