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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 09, 1905

Page

5

Many topical items drift through the Australian towns

The column jokes at length on prizes, prices, and politics. It notes heavy rains in the Dandaloo to Saige area, local licensing debates, a Parkes storekeepers launch, and a Snowy River court house pegged for reeling-surface indicators. It mentions Bathurst bacon, Wellington trotting club funds, and Bonnington’s Irish Moss as a common remedy.

Oslear Dubbo George Reid James Hogue Parkes Snowy River Wellington C. F. Stephens Barber Narromine Town Hall Bathurst Government House Roach and Coy Gromoboi Vladivostock Russia Charles Australia Bonnington

Dot These Down Eeee and Compare With Others

A terse item notes a task to record and compare items labeled eeee with others. It references a sequence of marks and evaluation steps but provides no concrete context or figures. The note reads as a brief instruction or reminder rather than a full event or report.

1831 Bathurst to Sydney postage and colonial civic data

In 1831 the Bathurst to Sydney postage was one shilling per letter. The colony gazetted 24 public holidays. It lists 14 Commissioners for Affidavits, 22 solicitors attorneys and proctors and 8 careneirs in NBW. The total number of newspapers in the mother colony was three.

Bathurst Sydney NBW

Zam-Buk praised for healing chapped hands and more

Illustrated claim of Zam-Buk curing raw chapped hands with testimonials from D Doughty of Ballarat East Victoria. Advertisement touts Zam-Buk as healer and embrocation for boils eczema piles and burns plus a free sample offer and other medical products sold by Sydney vendors.

D. Doughty Corbett-street Ballarat East Victoria Tam Zam-Buk Zam-Bak Zan-Bak Jnroom Zam- Buk Co Pitt Street Sydney

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The Molong P A. and Association the Argus Dandaloo Saige Eeee Fawn Chester Macintosh Fawn and Grey Chester Macintosh Fawn Military Chester Taylor’s T. Lusk the People’s Tailor Alincays Patroniae Caswell Street Peak Hill Litchfield Econony Wolfe Schnapps
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