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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 26, 1906

Page

15

Parkes District News From Warraberry and Local Events

An inquiry into the Warraberry fre concluded with a finding of intentional destruction of crops by an unknown local assailant. A drowning death of a woman near Parkes is described as remarkable. Victoria has left Parkes for a month, with a locum tenens in place. The Phanix Mine reef shows promising stone at four to the ton. Parkes Jockey Club met to elect committee members and discuss crowd rules after weigh-in. Mr Mark Coleman, a longtime Parkes public figure, died at 71.

Warraberry Parkes K. Perry Victoria Corts Parkoa Jockey Club Parkes Jockey Club Messrs McIntosh Balcombe Close Pulver Seaborn Lackey Hutton Moulden Mark Coleman

Molong District News Hits and Harvest Notes

Dry weather slows creamery supplies in Molong district. January wheat shipments from the local ray Station total 10 584 sacks. Hospital wine and apples cost £2188 6d the lowest since 1900. Major Claude Smith hosts Molong Jockey Club and P and A Association dinners. A full sulky harness was stolen from the Stock Inspector. J Crook sold Yarraman to Mr McKay of Blayney at a gain. Forest the Hack Race winner at Stuart Town. 285 offered and refused. A Sparken of Cundumbul harvests 1100 bags from 230 acres. Several bush fires were stopped with light losses.

A. G. Carruthers C. P. Taspector Claude Smith Molong Jockey Club P. and A. Association J. Crook Yarraman McKay Blaynay Forest Stuart Town A. Sparken Cundumbul Sparkes

Downe at Masonic Hall Miss Mivats in Stage Fire

Dubbo report notes Miss Tillian Mivats had a minor accident during The Worst Woman in London fire scene at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday night. The burning stage light briefly set her hair alight but was extinguished with no serious injuries. T. Stavens of Dubbo elected Deputy Grand Master of the 10, CF U Bathurat District Lodge. In local business, Mr TL Rogers has acquired Dandaloo holdings from Mr Strahorn after selling Eulandoo and Killaloola. There were 21 district hospital patients on Friday, including three typhoid cases.

C.F Bathurat Tt Ie TL. ©. Rogers Eulandoo Killaloola Strahorn Martell Dandaloo

Narromine Aldermen and Local Developments

Narromine notes show aldermen Mosars Wheeler and O'Meara. Local updates report 17 000 bags of wheat at the railway station and 36 600 at the mill. P J O'Meara elected President of the H A C B Society. Local council credit balance £133 with £1487 owed on the Town Hall.

Mosars Wheeler O'Meara EZ. Cahill Orange Taat Oak P. J. O'Meara H.A.C.B. Society Ink Mack

Fire at Cumnock Depletes Fences and Stacks

A noon blaze spread from Burgoon Station across Cumnock destroying miles of fencing and grass. Chief sufferers include Burrawang, W Black Mulhall, G Eggleston and J Eggleston. Mr Eggleston lost two stacks and gear. J Eggleston three stacks. Telegraph wires damaged. Norwich Farm 1100 acres to be offered for sale next Wednesday. Wool clip details given for W T Sherringham and A Bruton T E Sloane prospecting near Two Mile show gold visible at 12 ft depth.

Burgoon Station Cumnock Burrawang W. Black Mulhall G. Eggleston J. Eggleston Eggleston W. T. Sherringham Norwich W. Rutter Messrs A. Bruton T. E. Sloane Two Mile

W T Job to Leave Molong District for New Peak Hill Property

W T Job of Boomey near Molong will depart next month after selling the Maryland property to take up grazing on a 3800 acre holding between Peak Hill and Aledown. A valued member of the P and A Association and the Hospital and Show Committees, Job is deeply respected for his energy and reliability. His move will be felt districtwide, but many friends wish him luck at his new home.

W. T. Job Boomey Molong J. Grimmett Kedina Ir. Job Riverview Booney Peak Hill Aledown Ecapital Committee Job Australian Light Horse Major Smith Nandillyan Jor Biddi Dame Fortune Maryland Thie

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