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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
3
R. D. MacCarthy has removed to the Private Residence in Caswell Street formerly occupied by the late Dr. Holmes. The relatives of the late Mrs. Catherine Boles thank Dr. MacCarthy for his attention during her illness and for kindly messages of condolence.
Notices warn seasons against trespass on Bungett and Huster Dams property. Prosecution will follow for swimming removing water watering stock or damaging fences. The annual meeting of the above is set for Thursday the 18th at Mr D McAuliffe’s, all members urged to attend.
Subscribers of the Peak Hill and District Hospital will meet in the Council Chambers at 3 p.m. on Saturday January 27 for the Annual General Meeting. They will receive the Annual Report and Balance Sheet and nominate officers including a nine member committee and two auditors. Nominations must be in writing and signed by two subscribers and the nominated person must be sanctioned before nomination.
Members of the P. A. and H. Association will assemble at McLean's Hotel on Saturday January 20 at 2:30 p.m. for a scheduled gathering and discussion.
The Peak Hill Council will hold an open court at the Council Chambers on Monday 22 January 1906 at 8 pm to revise the municipal lists for 1906 and 1907. Council Clerk W B Wynne dated 9 January 1906.
Notice declares a municipal list of voters for the year starting February 6 1906. It will be open for inspection at the Council Chambers Peak Hill from January 7 to January 15 1906. Persons missing names or wishing to insert or object must notify the Council Clerk in writing by January 15 1906.
Nomination period opens for vacancies caused by retirement of Aldermen King Oxley and Matthews and for two Auditor posts held by Arthur Yeo and James Farquharson. Nominations close January 29, 1906. Readings set February 5, 1906. poll if more candidates than places on February 12, 1906. Hector N. Gibson, Mayor and Returning Officer.
OTIOCE states that all unregistered stock running on Peak Hill Common on and after Saturday January 20 1906 will be impounded. Owners must provide full particulars before stock is placed on the Common. By order of the Trustees Secretary Jon 9 1906.
Jean Sansa Ew and J. Saunders are cited with N. Johnson in a brief notice about forms of ee 08. The item highlights tax observations and directions, referencing N.B. and related names in a compact notice.
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