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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
10
The article notes a twelve month offer of rights of Tattersalls at a public auction on a Saturday the 24th inst. It mentions locals: four foxes captured at Kadina and discussions at Dubbo Hospital about hiring a paid collector. It also references newsletters from Sydney and commentary on politics, with a State Parliament opening and various quotes and notices about medicines and winter health products.
The KKA team secured a 5 to 85 victory in a late evening celebration. Local spectators and fans celebrated the win with cheers and a brief postgame gathering.
The Land Appeal Court in Sydney commences sitting on June 16. John Muir appeals against a Dubbo Land Board complaint regarding settlement. Jeremiah reports on the matter Nos 1903-18 with William Smith named in the dispute.
The funeral of the late Mrs Jas Arthur of Bercham was held in a local cemetery on Friday. The remains rested in a polished cedar coffin with heavy silver mounts as a long cortege of town and country residents accompanied the procession. The grave side service was poignant and many in attendance were moved.
An advertisement claims Don Diet and Dr Sheldon’s Digestive Tabules will digest all foods eaten, supplying nutrition and giving strength, new life, and ambition. Sold by P Stephens.
The Debating Society held its usual Friday meeting and debated an Amended Liquid Act introduced by Premier Mr Sedgwick. The Government won the discussion. Next Friday will feature an irrigation scheme proposed by Minister for Works Mr Krg a.
No household should be without a bottle of Dr Sheldon magnetic lining ut a remedy for cuts bruises aches pains rheumatism lumbago etc Kor sale by C F Stephens
A Wednesday evening concert at the Masonic Hall promoted for Church of England funds featured trained children led by Rev Wilston and hon secretary Mr T Yabsley. Notable performers included Miss N Dewar Miss Ti Swain and Miss F Swain with Croft Bros axe swinging act and a finale “Caught in his own trap” drawing strong applause.
Farmers are reminded of the meeting on the 2th inst to appoint a delegate for the upcoming Conference. A strong turnout is urged as the business is important.
The Royal Commission now sitting in Sydney is gathering evidence about the administration of the Vande Department and the grant of improvement leases. It focuses on the Mungery West Holding, acquired as three leases by Nicholls, Scott, and another. The secretary seeks full particulars of objections raised at a local protest meeting and subpoenas have been issued for witnesses to attend and give evidence.
A health ad claims complexion reflects stomach health and touts Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabulea as removing the cause of mottled appearances and curing headaches indigestion sleeplessness and other evils from a disordered stomach. Sold by C F Stephens.
A bold claim cites Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for coughs colds and consumption. The advertisement offers Bonnington's Irish Moss marketed as a safe mothers friend and notes widespread Australian use for whooping cough and related ailments.
The sudden departure of Sir Harry Rawson due to Lady Rawson’s illness recalls his Dubbo visit and a macquaria crossing in an old craft. The vessel, steered by broom-oar blades with battens, stubbornly turned about as it travelled toward Belarbigill, a voyage deemed another phase in Admiral Rawson’s sea career.
O W Barnett faced charges for Ida Barnett's school non attendance after 112 days only 37 attended. Dr McCarthy's certificate showed Rheumatic fever from July to year start. Teacher noted minding the baby as a factor. Case dismissed. Hoffming v Kidney delayed with possible settlement before next Count.
In the case of T. D. Oxley and Co. versus W. Harris the defendant did not appear. A verdict was entered for the amount claimed plus court costs of five shillings.
A brief ad touts Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for coughs colds and influenza claiming quick relief through Bor sule by F Stephens with promises of curing consumption and related symptoms.
Kadina holds 3 p.m. service for Mr Jas Jelbart. Peak Hill lists 7 3 8 0 pa for Mr J Crellin with a service.
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