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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
9
A public farmer meeting is announced at the Masonic Hall with Mr G T Clarke to speak on Oddfellowship and a new I O C F branch to be inaugurated. Reports note hospital funding plans, land purchases, a large Barwon Press move to Peak Hill, and rail excursion details to Sydney.
Public meeting to be held at Masonic Hall Peale Hill on Friday June 16 with the chair at 7 30 pm. George O T Clarke Grand Sire Australasia and Grand Secretary of New South Wales will speak on the order time and objects. A lodge will be instituted after the meeting details from organiser A B McBarron.
John Muir appeals against a Dubbo Land Board finding in case 1903 58 heard by the Land Appeal Court Sydney commencing June 19 with Jeremiah William Smith acting for the appellant and BE as respondent in a matter involving complaint of John.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Arthur of Bereba was held at the local cemetery on Friday. The coffin was a polished ebony piece with heavy silver mountings. A long cortege from town and country followed as it made its solemn way to the grave, with a quiet, reverent scene at the grave side.
An advertisement touts Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabules claiming to enable readers to eat freely and transform their bodies. The copy promises renewed strength and ambition, urging consumption and promising a new person. Sold by F. Staphons.
The Debating Sunty held naval weekly meetings on Friday evening last with discussion on an Atmanded Liquour Act introduced by Premier Mr Sedgwick. The government won the debate. Next Friday focuses on irrigation methods proposed by Minister for Works Mr Gro.
No household should be without a bottle of Dr Sheldon s Magnettc Lininpnt a reliable remedy for cuts bruises aches and pains.
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