Items of Interest and Local Notes From News Boundary
A collage of scattered items reports a death in Molong, fines in Sydney, a partial moon eclipse, age clues for fish, record gold sales in Victoria, and political chatter. It mentions Edward Wilkon's death, Be Gladys Richards fined for spitting, and various regional updates including Narromine business, Victoria wheat yields, and parliamentary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilkon
Tomers
Molong
Be Gladys Richards
Sydney
Australia
Evexist News
Victoria
Booth
Kansas
Brace Smith
Labor Party
London
Carruthers
Providence
New York
Gloucester
New South Wales
Alick Macintosh
Commercial Bank of
N.S.W
Queensland
New Zealand
State Land Bank
Shire Council
Up North
Worka Department
Forbes
Calaro
Baya
Wellington Gazette
T. Laing
Peak Hill
Ara
Eropi
Myall s Peak Hill Band Seeks Monthly Subscriptions
The Myalls Peak Hill Band reports 41 engagements in 1906 including hospital, churches, funerals, socials, and public entertainments. It plans three street stands in Caswell Street with donors offering monthly subscriptions to bolster funds. Collectors J Kitto and J S Christophers appointed. committee pledges support for charitable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contaist
Ublic
Hospital i
Canwell Street
McPhail
Canadas
Caswell Street
Caswell
Dugga Streets
Gibson Bros
Bourdary
Daredevil Rescue After Drowning Near Macquarie River
A Wellington incident recounts Roy Laing, 19, nearly drowning in the Macquarie. Local resident William Werner and engine-driver D Richards plunged in with clothes on to pull the boy to shore. After treatment, Laing survived pale and shaken. Werner’s repeated life-saves are urged for Royal Humane Society recognition.
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Macquarie
Wellington
Old Hospital
Thornton Street
Roy Laing
Laing
Peak Hill
Roy
William Werner
D. Richards
Orange
Richards
Werner
Mr. Werner
Koy
Charon
Royal Humane Society
Pain Balm Promoted For Common Ailments In Peak Hill
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder. It claims prompt use saves time money and suffering and lists W Taylor & Co Peak Hill and G J Leos Tomingley as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. Taylor & Co
Peak Hill
J. W. Leos
Tomingley
Phantom Motor Noise in Silent Dusty Scene
A fragmented report evokes a buzzing motor and cloud of dust. A sudden wild gunfire punctured silence as a ghastly object flashed by. The sparse prose hints at a dramatic, danger-filled moment without clear details.
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JI W. Lees
J. W. Leeks, Tomingley
UNG
Stock
Salesien
Stock &, Station
O'Connell St
Homebush
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Ltd
Pyrmont
Darling Harbour
Lawarnen
Friend OF Humanity
Myalls-Peak Hill Band