Panic and lion hunt at Batemans Bay and local notices
The page lists varied notices from Bateman's Bay including a lion hunt panic and an advertisement for Malouf & Son next week. It mentions Woodleigh Farm events on 6 February, school term openings, sales at Sydney, a social at the Masonic Hall, a send off for Mr and Mrs Nashe, railway league meetings, and an industrial hall tender. It also notes a fire, ballot paper incident, a hotel fine in Narrabri, Bushell’s tea dominance, a Moonlight Open-air Service, and local agricultural updates including wheat yields and a dairy disease in Stuart Town. Also references the Tomingley Railway League, Public Works Committee visit, and political commentary on railway travel and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman
F. Ring
J. Daly
Masonic Hall
W. M. Nashe
Ateedy
Queensland
E. L. Jones
Roseneath
Railway League
Public Works Committee
Messrs
Stafford and Feeney
Pargital
Wms
Ross
Narrabri
Sydney
Bushell
Jamaica
Tomingley Railway League
the Express
Hinder
The
Tomingley Isage
Political Labor League
Local News Roundup From Peak Hill and Nearby Areas
Tenders invited for excavating a tank at Genanagie. Bushells tea via A W Taylor & Co as local agents. Wedding presents for Mr. and Mrs. C F Stephens listed. J Beasley buys farming property near Harvey Park over Trundleway. Hospital annual subscriber meeting next Wednesday. Gibson Bros import New Sterling sewing machines. Thirty five nominations for Peak Hill P A and H Association committee. 24 to be elected. Council meeting Monday lapsed for want of a quorum. Weeden Bryant warns against trespass on Barrabadeen properties. Four patients in local Hospital. Mr. Gray discharged after typhoid recovery. A selector to stand trial at Wagga after coroner’s inquiry into bush fires. Mr. Coulston’s rabbit capture noted. Koast of Parkes promotes breeding big rabbits. Dairies Supervision Act provisions extended withdrawal notice for Peak Hill Municipality. Lands Department says Advancee to Settlers Board consent not needed for wire-netting loans. Federal election voter turnout 51.69 percent. male 55.27 and female 46.55. Forbes P P Board cites rabbit-proof fence specs under new Act. Mr. Farey brings 17 tons flour from Parkes by traction engine. warning to children about engines. Temperance address by Mr. A Bruntnell M L A at Peak Hill on 19 February. Eden George M L A accepts open Baldarodge Public Hall in March with auction, tea, ball, and supper. Mr and Mrs James Brenton and son drown near Kempsey after being swept to sea. son saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genanagie
A. W. Taylor & Co
Bushell
C. F. Stephens
J. Beasley
Harvey Park
Trundleway
Dare. Gibson Bros
Peak Hill P. A. and
H. Association
Bakes
Cglasheen
Davey
Gibson
Weeden Bryant
Barrabadeen
Gray
Wagga
Mark Coulston
Bruslain
Koast
Parkes
P.P
Forbes P.P. Board
M.la
Peak Hill
Bruntnell
Eden George
Baldarodgery
James Brenton
Kempsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sterling
Gibson Bros
Local & General News
Victor Pianos
Victor
Paling’s Pianos
Paling’s
George St. Sydney