Local notices from Peak Hill and North Sydney update
Personal moves include A Miles buying a North Sydney store. Alderman Jacob Matthews plans surgery in Sydney. W G Verge becomes ledger-keeper at Bank of Australasia. Dr MacCarthy may relocate to Brisbane, successor pending. Obituaries note W Blistner and J Pemberton’s deaths. Elsie Frazer on leave after eye treatment in Sydney. J H Souter awarded a gold medal for church work. J L Fitzpatrick active in Canoblas seat campaigning after a Japan tour. Ernie McLean of Forbes married Hall at Grenfell. W McLean of Cowra visiting. S M Neice ill and traveling to New Zealand. New Peak Hill Mayor-elect Joseph Jackson praised. former Mayor lauded. Postmaster Campey may move on as Peak Hill office changes. Alderman H N Gibson praised for leadership and hospital work. he steps down from Mayor and Hospital roles in favor of Jackson and Campey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Miles
Expness
North Sydney
Jacob Matthews
Sydney
W. G. Verge
Kemp
Bank of Australasia
MacCarthy
Peak Hill
Brisbane
William Blistner
Porter
Parkes
Joseph Pemberton
Pemberton
Condobolin
Elsie Frazer
Bogan Gate
J. H. Souter
Father O'Donnell
J. ©. L. Fitzpatrick
Ryletone
Molong Arcus
Canoblas
Fitz
Japan
Ernie McLean
Forbes
R. McLean
Commercial
Miss Hall
Grenfell
W. McLean
Cowra
8. McNeice
E. L. Jones
Roseneath
New Zealand
R. H. McNeice
Messrs. W. H. Paling & Co
Joseph Jackson
Jackson
J. Campey
Campey
H. N. Gibson
Gibson
Cure for Whooping Cough Narrated by Carlton Mother
A Melbourne mother from Carlton Victoria claims three months of suffering for her daughter with whooping cough ended after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She praises the product and notes she had prior medical advice without improvement. Available from local sellers Gibson and Peal, J. W. Loos, and Te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya A. Kilborn
Carlton
Vic
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Chamberlain
Gibson
J. W, Loos
Election of Mayor Names Ald. Jackson to Lead
Special council meeting reports the unanimous election of Alderman Jackson as Mayor for the coming year. Ald. Gibson declines the post, praises Jackson, and pledges support. The retiring Mayor Gibson thanks colleagues and invites all to a adjournment to McAuliffe's Hotel for celebrations and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Davey
Ring
Swain
Bakes
Glasheen
Atthews
Hand
Sydney
Messra
Matthews
Ald
Jackson
Ald. Jackson
McAuliffe
Cause of Bush Fires From Rabbit Poisons
A correspondent notes danger from prepared rabbit poisons rivaling phosphorus when not properly mixed and strained. He cites fires on a trail after cart use and other nearby incidents, and states they now use ordinary phosphorus, deeming it as safe and more effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mack
Band acquires acetylene lamp for practice in Caswell Street
The McPhail and Peak Hill District Band funded by Lassetter and Co buys an up-to-date acetylene lamp with four burners and 100 candle power at £44a. Public subscriptions total £7 108 with Mr. E F West adding £0 10s. A social under band auspices is planned for Easter. An open-air programme will be held in Caswell Street tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPhail and
Peak Hill
Lassetter and Co
E F. West
Caswell Street
Peak Hill parish honors Maj. J. H. Souter with gold medal
Maj J H Sovrer receives a gold medal from Peak Hill RC Church parishioners for rotary service during a Sunday ceremony. Father O'Donnell presented the award and praised Mr Souter for tireless church work and help to the convent. Acknowledgments from Dr MacCarthy and others highlighted his personal sacrifices and support to the Sisters and local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sovrer
Peak Hill
Mudgee
R.C
Rotary
Father O'Donnell
Maes
Souter
Dr. MacCarthy
Messrs
Glasheen
D. McAuliffe
Phillips
Wilbot
RB. Reilly
Alectown Defeats Tomingley by 49 Runs in Cricket Match
On Saturday Alectown beat Tomingley by 49 runs at the Tomingley wicket. Afternoon tea was hosted by Mesdames Dawes Williamson Angus Edwards and Miss McCudden Paton, with Mr Lowe thanking the Tomingley club. Mr J P Reilly praised the friendly game, a social followed with music by Mr Lowe and Mr Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomingley
Mesdames Dawes
Williamson
Angus, Edwards
McCudden
Paton
Lowe
Alectown Criocketers
Alectown
Tomingley C.C
J. P. Reilly
Albert Williams
You Feel Dull Take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
An old advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets at night to relieve dullness and bilious, constipated feelings. The copy mentions vendors Drew, Peaky and J. W. Lees, Tomingleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Tee Marsla
Ty Sale
Drew
Peaky
J. W. Lees
Tomingleys
Nervous Shock Patient Credits Clement’s Tonic Therapy
Mrs Harriet Williams of Redfern recounts twelve year struggle with severe nerve disorder after a fishing accident. She attributes recovery to Clement’s Tonic, detailing sleepless nights, tremors, vomiting, and eventual restored health and appetite. A statutory declaration supports the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Harriett Williams
Eveleigh. Street
Redfern
Notarized declaration at Redfern on November 4, 1904
Subscribed and declared at Redfern on the fourth day of November in the year 1904 before me L Brearley J.P. at the county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern
L. Brearley
J.P
Dr Sheldon New Discovery for Coughs and Lung Troubles
An advertisement touts Dr Sheldon’s remedy for coughs colds and consumption claimed to conquer stubborn cases with a small pleasant dose and guaranteed bottles. Sold by O F Stephens. Also notes London reception of New South Wales loan of 3 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
O. F. Stephens
New South Wales
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Jackson
Band Matters
Aledown
Tomingley Youman
McGuire
J. Edwards
Foster
Foater
Cameron
Crowhurst
W. Hale
Mabe
J. Crowhurst
A. Angus
Watts
F. Lowe
Angus
A. Ash
Youman
W. McGuire
Edwards
IL. Lowe
F. Watts
C. Nichols
Edwards J . J. Nichols
Angus O. Foster
Edwards W. Lowe
C Hale
W. Mace
Raith
Dewea
Gahan Dies Edwards
Way Way
Aiean
Clements
Clements Tonic
Harriet Williams
Fiteras
Stubborn As
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