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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
16
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A 45 acre parcel in Mingelo parish has been withdrawn from Reserves 23,491 and 2. The land will be available for additional holdings on 7 March.
Messrs Pearce and Williams of Parkes report the sale of Mr Eugene Nash's 1100 acre property on the Bogan Road to Mr W Elliott at a satchethory figure.
The Mayor of Parkes offers five pounds for information leading to the conviction of the person or persons who removed and upset night soil pans from closets in the municipality on New Year's night.
At a Place Vendome hotel in Paris, a rain system of pipes high above the courtyard provides a shower on demand. Guests can sit beneath a 25 foot diameter umbrella and enjoy cooling rainfall during hot weather.
Ouantes Puinur Kase alias P. Ryan was committed for trial on two charges of obtaining money by false pretences. He allegedly wrote to Sydney firms requesting wheat and chaff bags, secured two consignments worth £553 and £109 6d, sold them, and fled.
Four horses owned by H Kaltenbach at Eulomogo near Dubbo died Friday night after being used to haul chaff. Post mortem by stock inspector Dulhunty showed anthrax-like blood signs though not full disease. blood sent for analysis. Reports say additional horse deaths among other farmers, cause not confirmed as same illness.
State wardens and officers gather mining field data for the year ended. Under-Secretary E F Pittman urges mine owners and managers to prepare returns as required by the new Mining Act showing metalliferous mine details before January 14 with penalties up to £5 if no royalty and £50 if royalty applies.
Under-Secretary for Mines E F Pittman reports December gold yield at 17 0020z crude or 15 571oz fine valued at £66 140, down from December last year. The 1906 year total stands at 202 55660z crude or 253 987oz fine valued at £1 078 866, compared with £1 165 013 for 1905, a drop of £86 147.
Official figures place the wheat yield at 24 034 000 bushels with an average of 12 22 bushels per acre, ranking next after the 1903 04 record season. Early estimates before harvest ranged as high as 28 million bushels.
Scouts Bell and Co report the sale of the Waterford clip from Peak Hill items include awh and ach measures with prices in pence per unit across multiple entries such as pwhe and whe values, listing weights and styles like lst pwhe and 2nd pwhe along with small quantities of other goods.
The article describes devices to stop cows from kicking, noting a floor overhead ring with a halter to lift the head. It explains the technique restricts kicking while the cow remains unaware of the constraining strap on her leg.
John Mostyn of the Morning Star Hotel was fined ten pounds at Bathurst Police Court for selling liquor on Sunday. A summons to show cause why his license should not be cancelled and his license held for three years was ordered on police application after two prior convictions.
The body of Joseph Wigger, missing for about two months while kangaroo hunting near Magneto, was found in dense bush by rabbiters after six weeks of search. Police sent the body to Balranald. remains were described as badly decomposed with bones detached.
An act effective from January requires all second-hand wares traders to obtain licenses and register. Dealers must maintain proper books detailing all purchases and sales and their sources and may not resell any item until after a prescribed waiting period.
Parkes Dairy Co will hold its annual meeting on January 31. Last month cream payments totaled £1014 12s 6d and milk £70 168. Suppliers were paid 7d per lb for first class cream and 7d for second class butter. Mr Ward led suppliers with 829 lb of butter. Total cream delivered reached 62 774 lb, reducing 31 25llb of commercial butter, averaging about 1 lb butter to 2 lb cream.
In Eugowra, Lachlan, Mr Wellford began dairying a year ago and now milks 80 cows with plans to raise to 150. Butter from the farm is sent to Forbes and then to Sydney by train. He hopes for about £1000 yearly profit, with each cow yielding roughly £9 annually, and notes other settlers in the area engaged in dairying.
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