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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
9
A reader urges the government to revive plans for an artesian bore between Peak Hill and Bullock Creek. Citing past favorable reports by Mr. Pitman and revised government policy, the writer argues the district could become drought proof with timely action before the upcoming election.
A gruesome crime is described as Mr. Lovett a public school teacher found his buggy mare battered to death in scrub near the town. The horse suffered severe injuries consistent with blunt force while the hide remained unscathed. Experts deem the act fiendish and unpunished, lamenting the cruelty.
No household should be without this reliable remedy for cuts bruises aches rheumatism and lumbago sold by Thos Baud Peak Hill offering a practical cure from a local supplier for daily use in homes across the district.
Crown Lands of Wambangalang and Eurombedah areas in Narromine and Gordon counties to be offered at 12 noon on Monday 24 June. Includes blocks 1462 and 1463 with acres, rents, survey fees, and fencing provisions. land described as poor soil, timbered, with no permanent water. Designs available at Dubbo Lands Office.
H Penny, a young married man, was first convicted of forgery and released under the Fleet Offenders Act after his father bonded £280 for three years. On Tuesday Penny was convicted of stealing a watch and sentenced to three months in prison. The bondsman Mr Penny is said to earn a small salary but owns a house that justified the £280 bond, unless the Justice Department grants leniency.
A claim of a science triumph by Dr Sheldon for coughs colds and consumption. Advertisement notes sale by Thos Hand Peak Hill with brief product boast and location.
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