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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
12
A landowner warns rabbiters and others against trespassing on enclosed lands. The note criticizes dog packs roaming paddocks and damaging ewes and lambs, and condemns poisoning baits placed on private property. It cites fines in Forbes and urges readers to heed the caution to prevent further harm.
Dubbo district chief Moss retires due to health. He is credited with guiding seven innocent men home from gaol after a three month Monaro district inquiry. Justice Minister Gould and official Fosbery praised his dedication to freeing the wrongly imprisoned.
The notice explains that to be on the Federal roll one must be a naturalised or natural born British subject and have lived in Australia for six months. If qualified, obtain a claim for enrolment from the local postmaster and send the filled form to the registrar of the polling place. No court appearance is needed and voting rights apply if the writ issues the day after enrolment.
A reader letter from Mr. Lack of the NSW Fresh Food and Iva Qoy’s Redfern depot advises a simple rabbit preservation method after skinning. Hang the rabbits on a high clothes line in sunny dry air, allow a couple of days for thorough drying, then they will keep for a month. The method mirrors jerking and relies on touching dry air to preserve meat.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a long life or title phrase involving Honnington and Moss but lacks clear events, persons, or places to form a full news item or summary.
The AUTUMN and WINTER FASHION PORTFOLIO is now ready described as of very excellent quality in regard to material and work. From a printing point of view the book is justly entitled to be described as Ulcatratal and beautifully presented.
A correspondent visits Yeoval describing a town at a crossroads with a central Royal Hotel run by W. D. Gibson, a growing but delayed potential for a first rate store, and jokes about local quirks. The writer notes limited modern news availability, quirky hall and architecture, and urges civic effort, including a new store and perhaps a debating class, to awaken the community.
A jumble of quirky remarks describes a card trick turning a handkerchief into an egg and a cow into a vatgeet, with light mockery of sensational claims. A storckeeper faces a fine for walling a customer and the piece references curious local chatter and joking exchanges.
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