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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 16, 1906

Page

3

District News Reports Drought Strains Tanks Across Region

Rain was light last Saturday and a good shower between here and Peak Hill on Sunday failed to replenish tanks. Dry weather halts most activity except rabbiting, with Government Tank running short and 60 000 rabbits destroyed near Harvey Park since January. Mr and Mrs Stanford head to Eugowra for a few weeks. Mingelo residents expected to marry soon.

Peak Hill Harvey Park H. Stanford Eugowra Furner Mingelo

Parkes Elects Alvexman Close Mayor After Tight Race

Alvexman Close wins Parkes mayoralty in a close contest with Alderman Metcalfe after late drawing. Greg McGirr gains 78 votes but misses council seat. J Johnson family back from seaside holiday. Local Land Board to sit in Parkes on St March. Butter notary paid £1653 to suppliers. butter sales total £2224. Directors elected: Ward Nash Bansgrove Jol Howard.

Alvexman Close Parkes Metcalfe J. Johnson Land Board Greg McGirr Messrs Ward Nash Bansgrove Jol Howard

Tomingley District News and Local Cricketers Win

A dull period with little mining work, drought hurting stock, and several bush fires scorching acres. Alectown beat local cricketers, a mare died after an injury, 20 000 rabbits trapped, and families relocate to Queensland seeking new land and better laws amid harsh conditions.

TommacSzy Alectown Jack Reilly Bulgandramine Run Lloyd Robinson

Cumnock Sports The Oddfellows and Local Events

The Oddfellows Sports drew over £40. Cooper won the Opening Handicap with Devine second before disqualification. Walsh won the Sheffield off the land mark, Murray second, Cooper third. Hibernians won the tug o war. social and concert held. Two large bush fires near town at Burgoon on Burrawong and Loombah. Bruce's Miss Summer won the Cootamundra Cup. Mr T Connolly named delegate to Hibernians Conference in Sydney March 20. A. E. Anderson leased his hotel to G. Bowhay and left for Sydney. Rabbits burrowed under Showground. Hibernian Society to join Oddfellows and District Band for Cemetery Fund demo. Sixty-two nominations for the £20 Sheffield at Molong next Wednesday.

Oddfellows Cooper G. Devine Devine Walsh Sheffield W. Murray W. Cooper Hibernians Burgoon Burraw Hibernian Society Cemetery Fund Molong

Church Services on Sunday February First Across Parishes

Anglican Peak Hill holds Holy Communion at 10 a.m. Rosevale hosts Mr Wietrich’s service at 3 p.m. Peak Hill evening services at 7.45 led by Rev H G Wrursuy. Roman Catholic Maus observes service on the second Sunday. Methodist Peak Hill includes Diao and Kadwuo with 7.30 p.m. or 3 p.m. meetings led by Mr H AllEx.

Anglican Peak Hill Rosevale Wietrich H. G. Wrursuy Methodist Diao Supply Kadwuo Aledown H. Allex

Farm Auction Notice Near Peak Hill

Instructions from Mur Peren Bost to sell by public auction at his office at 2.50 p.m. on the above date Hig Farm, about 340 acres of Conditionally Purchased and Leased land, three miles from Peak Hill. The farm is fenced and divided into paddocks with 100 acres cleared. Absolute sale. Auctioneer H N Gibson.

Mur Peren Bost Hig Farm Peak Hill Gibson

Also Mentioned on This Page

District News Tomingley Cumnock Tregaskis William Suxwes Hill View W. McKeown, Jolly Albert G. Litchfield Thomas B. Jenner A. G. Litchfield T. B. Jenner Max E. A. Gex Chas, D. Maccarthy Edward Dunn J. Farquharson Poundkeeper Peak Hill Town Masonic Hall Murrell Joseph Jackson W. B. Wynne Council Peak Hill Hospital Groceries Meat Breal Firewood Funerals W. Roach G. Walker Rath Patent Poison Cart Co Newtown Sydney C. & V. Richards Church Services Har Hk. R. McLean F. B. Commins M. C. Comans Court ST Peak Hill Court Lw Tee Supreme Court New South Wales William Bliesner John Medlyn Court Street Parkes Proctor W. M. Dater Terry's Chambers Castlereagh Street Compact Farm H. N. Gibson Eee J. Campey Darling Downs Eensland Ofustralia Scholefield & Godsall Dassing Joerry Social McPhail & Peak Will District John Bouffler William Parr Thomas Woods James O'Leary Walter Braithwaite Frederick West Eeward Dunn Messrs, Bouffler Parr Woods Liseran Hector Gibson
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