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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 08, 1904

Page

9

Rabbit Destruction Tales From Traps vs Poisoning

A Grenfell Record correspondent reports traps outpace poisoning in rabbit control. In Weddin a netted paddock was poisoned twice. after three weeks trappers removed 600 rabbits in a month. A 200 acre holder counted 315 dead rabbits in 13 or 14 weeks, another 560 in eighteen days. The Rabbit Inspector may interview the selectors at the next district visit.

Grenfell Record Weddin

Bile Beans Promote Natural Liver Benefit

An ad explains why Bile Beans succeeded offering a vegetable remedy for liver and digestion. It claims long availability, world-wide distribution, and advantages over older tonics, stressing a single bean dose, safety, and gradual bowel action. It contrasts with harmful drugs and promises complete cures with no lasting dependence.

Case of Mrs. Emma Yeatman Dyspeptic Debility

Mrs. Emma Yeatman of Granville recounts a long struggle with post influenza debility, neuralgia, and digestive weakness. She credits Clement’s Tonic with restoring appetite, sleep, and vitality after two illnesses, and cites subsequent relief from rheumatic fever and joint pains.

Emma Yeatman Southstreet Granville Seton Clements Clements Tonic Mme

Statutory Declaration by Euna Yearwan in Granville NSW

Euna Yearwan of South street Granville declares under the Oaths Act 1900 that she has read an attached document and that it is true. The declaration is sworn before Windsor J.P. in Granville on March 1902.

Euna Yearwan South-street Granville

Spectacle Adds Human Butterfly Act At City Hall

Residents visiting the city over holidays are urged to call the Cyclorama. The show features a dramatic battle scene with martial music and Loommy can nons. A new act, a chrysalis to butterfly stage routine, premieres in Sydney along with other novelties.

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