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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
4
The gazette under the Advances to Settlers Act sets costs and fees to be paid by the applicant. Fees may be deducted from the advance or deposits, or from subsequent advances tied to the security. A ten shilling fee is charged to the Board for producing title deeds for registration of dealings.
The excerpt lists Peak Hill Show entries and various notes from the district. It mentions show races on August 10, rabbit skin sales, golf club counts, and local happenings including post office renovations, horse breeding, and rabbit hunting bets, reflecting a bustling regional news snapshot.
Ogg's forecast for the six months ending December predicts a fickle winter with alternating wet and mild spells, damp and stormy spring, and excessive rain in July and August in southern States. Temperatures will remain below average across the States, reducing threshing and spoiling some grain. orchard fruit may be late and less luscious, with extensive bush fires likely due to rank growth.
An advertisement proclaims Bile Beans banish biliousness by restoring liver function and aiding digestion. A testimonial from Mr Jordan of Scone NSW describes repeated bilious attacks ending after using the product, claiming improved health and daily work. The ad lists conditions treated, including headaches and indigestion, and notes availability in stores.
At the Stockowners Association meeting in Sydney speakers noted labour shortages in the bush. Wires for rabbit fences lie idle awaiting workers, wages rise on estates, and tank sinking costs have advanced 33 percent across much of New South Wales.
Fragmentary OCR note lists items for sale by Gibson Road. Mentions magnetic liniment and various health related products amid garbled text. Appears to be an old classified style sale notice with decorative phrasing.
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