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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
6
Hr Chanx & Co report a 3 000 bale catalogue including exvaliant wool from New England and the South. Demand is keen with December rates fully maintained. superior wools steady while medium and average fleece rise slightly due to competition. Lamb wool in strong demand and higher than any time this season.
The Labor Party bears blame alongside government members for land scandal cover ups. The writer urges Joice Owen to pursue the matter with a keen judicial mind, arguing the Lends Commission report remains incomplete and public anger is justified by the facts, not sensationalism.
The article argues prison labor could aid rehabilitation by using inmates on road projects at costs and methods that do not compete with free labor. It envisions work unlike past convict gangs, with focus on self‑improvement and country benefit, despite challenges.
Headache and eye strain complaints prompt a free eye test at the local chemist C.F. Steritxss. The offer invites residents to have their vision checked at no charge, indicating community concern for public health.
George Adams of Albury NS Wales endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as wonderful and effective. He recounts using it on a friend with severe colic who recovered after two doses. The remedy is sold by A. W. Co Penk Mill and J Lomingley.
Hannah Wells of Glebe Street NSW recounts how Clementa Tonic transformed her health four years ago after severe liver trouble headaches and nerve issues. She credits relief from pain appetite and sleep problems to Clementa Tonic and signs a statutory declaration confirming the recovery and its impact on her life.
Items report Taylor's Humming Harvest Sale in full swing and Burrill church building repairs. Notes cover Marvey Park Estate fencing, Showground pavilion contracts, building plans on local blocks, and railway prospects for Peak Hill. Also listed are farming conditions, a miner's letter, and a tongue-in-cheek warning about credit.
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