Town Talk Kept Busy With Local Events And Incidents
Forty two patients were treated at the Hospital last year and 60 workers at the mine with 30 at another mine reporting animal development. The P. A. & H. Association adjourns its annual meeting for February 3, with ballot papers due February 2. Dietrich notes wheat yields and rabbit eradication, while local authorities inspect dairies and back yards. Peak Hill reports smoke from a recent ride, and a Mingelo office note mentions an 8 by 7 inch egg. A fire damages Waterford Estate, with losses to Hillview and Bulgandramine properties. Peak Hill Hospital lists nine life members. Local trials set at Dubbo Quarter Sessions and a Sydney crisis note mentions railway commissioners and a premier vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ietary
Myalle McPhail
P. A. & H. Association
A.dietrich
Genanagie
Dietrich
Alderman Bakes
I.0.n
Peak Hill
Aerus Wile
Mingeoaros
Eerus Chinchille
Queenelan
J. A
Mingelo
Thos. Rice
Waterford
W. McKeown
Junior
Hillview
J. D. MacKay
Bulgandramine
Peak Hill and District Hospital
Messrs
H. N. Gibson
Jas. Morgan
C. F. Stephens
D. Madden
J. H. Re
F. R. Gurney
F. Turnrock
J.J. Williams
Mies Wythes
Jim McKensey
Police Magee
Deering Cultivators and Drills Display Samples
Deering cultivators drills and harrows are shown for comparison with other makes. Readily visible samples invite evaluation against competitors.
Peak Hill News in Briefs and Local Notes
Jackson's Mr. 8. Houghton seeks Sydney treatment while Public Schools resume on Monday. Ginson Bros. P. A. & H. Association offers new hats and collars. Hospital finances and balance sheets appear in today’s issue. Six gipsies visit the Peak on Saturday but do not linger. Debates over Mr. W. P. Orick’s bail status draw public interest. Drought and pests challenge farming life. resilience praised in editorials. Master Bob Newbigging recovering from a broken limb. Anderson and Hunter of Sydney visit Peak Hill in a motor car. Peak Hill Hospital AGM set for tomorrow afternoon, followed by Railway meeting with M.L.A. Eden George expected. The late Mr. Mark Coleman, landmark builder and early alderman, noted. An ounce of strychnine used to kill over 1250 rabbits, a mixed-luck anecdote. Sturixx's Blood and Liver Pills advertised. Eden George pushing freight and fencing material reductions for burnt-out holders. Show preparations emphasize prize lists and child exhibit growth. Critique of state aid seen as uneven generosity. No local hospital deaths last year hailed by Medical Officer. W. Arthur and Sons acquire property near Curra and Benambra with Jack Arthur managing. Tomingley report: eggs sold lead to a chirping chicken in a cake mix. Storekeeper J. W. Lees confirms egg tale from Carmichael’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Orick
Bob Newbigging
Parkes
Sturixx
Eden George
Peak Hill
Exress
Jr. MacCarthy
Messrs. W. Arthur and Sons
Curra
H. A. Croft
Trundle
Oens
E. Close
Benambra
Jack Arthur
Tomingley
J. W. Lees
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Lands Commission of Inquiry
Balranald
Queanbeyan
Dubbo
Sydney
Harrows
Jackson
8. Houghton
Ginson Bros
ESTEY
America
W.H. Paling & Co
Lta
George ST