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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 08, 1906

Page

4

Narromine and Peak Hill Tennis Reunion and Dinner

Peak Hill beat Narromine 15 sets to 4 in tennis with 7 games for Narromine. At 6 o'clock visitors dined at the Royal Exchange Hotel, sharing a joyful reunion of old friends. A social followed at the Masonic Hall with about 49 couples. music by Mr. T Laing and Miss Edie.

Peak Hill Narromine Royal Exchange Hotel Sonora Oak Hill Onsma Masonic Hall Messra.w. McKeown T. Jackson J. McAskill T. Laing Edie

Rabbit Trapping and Its Economic Potential

The piece argues rabbits offer good wages and notes many could take up trapping. It suggests government caution yet supports enabling able men to work in rabbit country. Small outfits could hire newcomers, providing employment without heavy capital.

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Nuisance in House Cough Remedy Ad Ends in Praise

A muddled old note urges a person to stop coughing and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to quiet a noisy home. It mentions Gideon Brow Peak Will and J Wy Leva Tomingley in a garbled signature line.

Chamberlain Gideon Brow Peak Will J. Wy Leva Tomingley

Tobacconist Seeks Clarification on Business Status

An ABA tobaccconist asks why business has not progressed to the present. He explains it is not out of impertinence but to show that if any fault lies, it is not his intention.

Guessing Competition At Carnival For Hospital Prize Won

A Guessixc contest during the Carnival in aid of the Hospital charged sixpence per guess. The pumpkin proved to hold 286 seeds and Mr. W McKeown was closest with 290, winning the prize.

W. McKeown

Peak Hill Receives £10 Grant For Recreation Ground

Peak Hill has been awarded a £10 grant for local recreation ground improvements. The trustees are expected to spend the money by 30 June to avoid lapse and use the funds fully.

Peak Hill

Foxes and Lambs Question the Deadly Fox Myth

In Roseneath, Mr. E. L. Jones reports foxes intruding his lambing paddocks yet achieves a lambing average of 954 percent from 1142 ewes. He argues the fox is not as deadly as common belief and a high loss would have been seen if they truly devastated lambs.

E. L. Jones Roseneath

Tomingley Railway League Plans Revision of District Statistics

A Tomingley Railway League meeting resolved updating district statistics for printing and circulation to Mr Eden George M.L.A. The next league gathering, with A C O Hinder as honorary secretary, is scheduled for Saturday 16 June at 2 30 pm.

Tomingley Railway Eden George M.L.A Legislative Assembly A, C Hinder

Monster Eagle Hawk Shot Near Peak Hill

A giant eagle hawk was shot near New Wyregal close to Peak Hill by Mr. Sharpe. It was skinned and measured about 3ft from beak to tail, with a wingspan near ten feet. The bird’s size and recent behavior underscore its status as a pest predator.

New Wyregal Peak Hill Sharpe Danysz

Stud Sheep Sale Highlights Peak Hill Breeding

Mesens L and D Jones shipped 470 stud ewes with lambs from Ewan of Guaning Island. The progeny of a high priced imported ram bought in Sydney, bred by Mr. B McCaughey of Qoonong, sold to Ewan for 5 to 10 pounds ten shillings. The Express notes local breeders aim to improve district flocks.

D. Jones Ewan Guaningsland Lamba Tout Sydney McCaughey Qoonong Express

Expulsion Drama in 1881 Carcoar Case

The Milburn Creek inquiry by Sir Julian Salamons led to Exekiel Baker being expelled from the House for Carcoar. a bid to expel Thomas Garratt failed 40 to 38. Garratt pleaded his case amid a crowded chamber while Garratt and Kidd considered resignations, but a two vote majority halted further action.

Julian Salamons Milburn Creek Carcoar Exekiel Baker M.L.A Thomas Garrett M.I.A Camden Baker Garratt Garrett Mr. Kidd Goon Chiinue

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