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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
5
Advertisements note 1000 ewes for sale and store promotions at Taylors General Merchants while Gideon Bros. prep premises for the Show. Libel suit, electoral remarks, and farm notes populate the week with a show horse Prince Lyon poised for the Show. Rural progress and local governance mix with crime, defence, and export stats.
Mrs Hannah Wells of 114 Glebe road, Glebe NSW recounts her recovery after using Clements Tonic. She describes years of liver and nerve trouble, headaches, poor appetite, and fatigue, then notes rapid improvement and requests publication of her experience.
The Cyclorama, a Sydney institution, closes after 18 years and over 1.5 million visitors. It is the sole such exhibition in Australia and will soon be a thing of the past. For Chronic Chest Complaints, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure is advertised at 1s 6d.
Next week Mems Peak Hill annual show runs July 25 and 26 with red white and blue champion rib bons supplied by Moesers. A. W. Taylor & Co will present prizes in blood trotting and draught classes. Entries closed yesterday, late entries receive double fees until Tuesday. Exhibits in plain butter expected to be the largest yet for the local Society. W J Lockington advances work. new pig pens erected. more sheep and poultry pens planned. Rodda paid £17 for the Refreshment and Fruit Stall and will host an official luncheon. Bid Wildie to run Publican's Booth. Opening by Eden George M L A at noon Wednesday. Tom Brown M H R attends. D Doyle of Genanagie Station to exhibit pedigreed Shropshire ewes. Town Band engaged for both days. Geo Coleman appointed handicapper. handicaps posted at 11 each morning. A ringmaster to announce events. time-tables distributed. blackboard placed on show ground. Fishibitore and public to have full facilities. First trotting heat at 3 on Wednesday, 2:30 second day.
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