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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 11, 1907

Page

20

McCaughey the Sheep King of inland Australia

Sir Samuel McCaughey controls 14 stations and expects about 12500 bales of wool from 800000 sheep this season. He operates 3,000,000 acres across New South Wales and Queensland with freehold and leasehold runs near Hughenden and on the Darling River, aided by artesian bores. His success stems from developing water supply in dry lands and prudent management.

Samuel McCaughey Australia McCaughey Charles ‘Wilson Kewell Wimmera Plaine Victoria Coonong Station Riverina Coonong New South Wales Queensland Darling River Dunlop Toorale Hughenden Darling Charles Wimmera Glenorchy Sir Sam England Providence

Death of long‑time Forbes resident Mr Hugh Dewar

The Forbes Times notes the passing of H Dewar at his Templar street home on Sunday afternoon aged beyond the normal span. A Scottish-born pioneer who arrived in Australia in 1853 he later traveled Victoria and New South Wales during gold rush times. He leaves a widow and five children. funeral rites were held at Forbes Cemetery with a Mass at St Lawrence’s Church.

Hugh Dewar Forbes Times Forbes H. Dewar Templar-street Sydney Mr. Dewar Bradleburn Glasgow Scotland Australia Victoria New South Wales Ballarat Lambing Flat Grenfell Lachlan H. A. Dewar Oxford Rankin-street Messrs. Donaghey and Wyndham Forbes Cemetery Dean McAuliffe G. J. Thomson St. Lawrence's R.C

Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for Croup Sold Here

Anxious moments for mothers during a child’s croup are eased by Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery described as safe and effective. The ad urges every mother to keep a bottle at home and notes Gibson Bros as the seller.

Open Column Responds To Matthews Frazer Debate

Bob Paton of Peak Hill denounces critics of Rev. C H Matthews and John the Baptist’s socialism. He argues against immigration restrictions, cites Gospel passages, warns of “unbelievers” and praises Matthews as upholding religion and Christianity. Dated January 8, 1907.

Finlay D. Fraser C. H. Matthews Dubbo Matthews Ithewa John the Baptist Jordan Christ Kingdom of Heaven Mr. Matthews Jesus Christ Frazer Ireland J. Frazer Egypt Australia China Japan Mr. Frazer London Ransome Bob Paton Peak Hill

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Sheep King M. Malouf Gibson Bros J. Jackson Mungery Station Messrs A. C. Baird Pitt, Son & Badgery, Ltd C. W. Barnett District E. Dann The Earness
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