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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 08, 1906

Page

9

Molong Memo: Fires, Rabbits, and Dairying News

In Molong district a hotel at Two Mile Creek burned and landlord Mr. Sibran lost £64 in bank notes found in a coat pocket he later discovered was not the correct garment. Groves of Cudal was hospitalized after ingesting ammonia mistaken for whisky. Ranchers discuss taxing rabbits as landholders claim trapping skirts profits. landowners insist on science to curb the pest. Pedersen, Government dairy expert, toured dairying centers and noted wheat land near Cranbury Lockwood Barragan and Cano windra along the pro d railway. Crops are sown and vast land is being broken. Farm laborers are scarce due to rabbit skin prices. Worrall and Sons plan to move flour mills from Cargo to Manildra. Copper fill testing negotiations are ongoing for the State’s first copper mine. Miller of Gamble inspected properties there during a recent visit.

Two Mile Creek Sibran Cudal Groves Pedersen Tie Cranbury Lockwood Barragan Canowindra Messrs. Worrall and Sons Manildra Miller Gamble

Freaks of Nature In Murky Curiosity At Peabody

Mr W Livers of Peabody shows a lamb with a monkey like head and missing top jaw while Fe Evers reports a Siamese twin creature with four ears four fore legs and two bodies both creatures died. Molong Harness notes. Science touts a new cough remedy by Dr Sheldon. Gibson Bros advertise.

W. Livers Peabody FE. Evers Molong Earness

Lands Commission report outlines reform of land policy

Judge Owen concludes Crick took half of payments to Close but no department officer profited. Recommends a politically independent Lands Board, registered land agents under Land Appeal Court, and closer settlement via closer settlement act. Endorses Myall Creek Estate sale, seeks quicker irrigation railways, water conservation, and cancellation of unnecessary reserves.

Lands Commission Owen Crick Close Department Lands Administration Board of Commissioners Land Appeal Court Myall Creek Lind

Fly pest hits Stuxrownens sheep flock

District flocks suffer heavy losses from blow fly this year. A sheepowner offers dressings including carbulic acid with kerosene as the most effective mix, Quibble's Sheep Dip mixed with water, and cautions against turpentine or leaving brown sheep unshorn on affected areas.

Stuxrownens

Dr Sheldons Magnetic Liniment For Sale

Advert says no household should be without Dr Sheldons Magnetic Liniment. Described as a remedy for cats bruises aches paina rhea mae lumbago and similar ailments. Sold by Gibson ros.

Dr. Sheldon Gibson Ros

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