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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 04, 1907

Page

7

Calare Election Gratitude From A Local Candidate

In Calare the candidate thanks 6500 voters for strong support across Molong Cumnock Manildra Cuda Cargo and surrounds. He credits platform aid from A M Martin and others and praises regional newspapers for backing. He promises better organisation to win the seat for the party representing all communities.

Lapres Ayo Calare Molong Garra Cumnock Manildra Cuda Cargo A. M. Martin Quinnock Kater 8. Whitmee R. H. McNeice A. Stewart Harry Bowditch Parkes Jas Crawford Grenfell Lucas Temora Democratic Union

Eye strain blamed for frequent headaches

Local chemist offers free eye tests to diagnose headaches. Consult OC F SterHens for evaluation and corrective options to relieve strain.

SterHens

Wyalong Anniversary Marks Prospecting Claim Origins

December 16 marks the anniversary of the Neclds brothers pegging the first prospecting claim at Wyalong in 1893. The mine now reaches 1100 feet depth and, despite little gold ore visible, original shareholders hope for rich metalliferous deposits deeper down.

Messrs. Neclds Wyalong

Betting on trotting events in registered courses to be allowed

A Gaming and Betting Bill replaces the previous plan to permit betting on trotting events on registered courses. A brain concussion patient who escaped Gundagai Hospital spent 60 hours in the bush without food and returned home apparently cured. Mr Richards’s mining venture near Euabalong is exceeding expectations after purchasing the Mingelo cyanide plant. At a local barber’s shop a customer jokes about being full up this morning while an ovating politician declares resolve in a dramatic, combative scene.

Legislative Council Gundagai Richards Euabalong Way Mingelo

Glebe woman credits Clemente Tonic in recovery

In an interview Mrs. Jane Gleeson of 45 Francis Street Glebe describes years of illness including severe headaches giddiness and sleeping problems. She credits Clemente Tonic with restoring health and urges others to publish her testimony. A statutory declaration confirms the account.

Jane Gleeann Francis-Street Glebe Eee Clements Jane Gleeson New South Wales Commonwealth of Australia Clemente ‘Tonle Atatemente

Police Court fines for indecent exposure and language

At the Police Court before J.P. H. N. Gibson on Thursday Godliman was fined 108 for indecent exposure and 2 for indecent language. Both sums were paid.

Pulice Court H. N. Gibson J.P Godliman

Peak Hill Railway Case Gathers Steam From Parkes

A Parkes sub committee led by the Vicar Archdeacon Neild and Messrs A Sienna is drafting a case to build a railway to Peak Hill from Parkes rather than Narromine. The team shows thorough work and strong optimism for success.

Parkes Examrven Von Neild A. Sienna Peak Hill Parkes

Sulky Accident Near Peak Hill Causes Injuries

On Friday last Mr. R Paton offered a traveller named Pyne a lift from Tomingley to Peak Hill. Near McPhail the sulky struck a tree, both occupants were thrown out and found unconscious. Dr Corfe attended. Pyne received four stitches to the scalp and was admitted to Peak Hill Hospital.

Constipation Remedy Boosted By Bile Beans

A promotional piece extols Kile Beans as the root cure for constipation and allied ills. It cites a medical writer's claim, a Woolloomooloo testimonial from Nurse Baldwin about recovery after years of debility, and instructions on where to obtain the product in shillings and pence.

Baldwin Bourke Street Woolloomooloo Sydney

Sydney pianist George Boyle praised as future great

Mr. George Boyle, a young Sydney pianist who toured with the John Lemmone Concert Co., performed at the Hogue Holland October concert with a Dutch mezzo soprano. A Hogue journal predicts a rich future for Boyle and asserts he will become one of our greatest pianists.

George Boyle Sydney John Lemmone Concert Co Hogue Holland Boyle

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Alectown J. F. Nicholas Aes J. Gleeson Glirie Vw. J. Cooper THE Senate South Wales Gould Walker Millen M'Dougall Clark Mgirr Behene Moroney Wilcox Peak Hill Railway Consticpanon W. J. Dent Proctor and Solicitor Dugga Street E. A. Gee C. D. Macucarthy J. A. Cousens Blacksmith & Wheelwright Caswell Street South Waugh's Ries Coughs Corps Aun A. . Taylor & Co J. W. Lees Tomingley
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