Peak Hill Railway Study Aims at Inland Coastal Influence
A historical note discusses the Peak Hill railway and the Bada Boatco project on Pale W Works. It mentions eritaoee concerns over the pera from Natromine to Bill and Teakle’s role in the Department of La uood statistics of the sea al oldings. The document explores how settlements may form under a line from Parkoa to Peak Hill and the potential regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bada Boatco
Eritaoee
Natromine
Bill
Teakle
Nat Man
Department of Lauood
Parkoa
Peak Hill
Trotting at Shows and Agricultural Societies Debate
The article defends trotting events at shows amid a sudden amendment controversy. It argues trotting promotes good horse breeding, provides innocent rural amusement, and contrasts trotting with pony racing. It notes Parliament may revise the act toward common sense, praising the sport’s legitimacy and utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trots St
Sydney
Sontesta
Faint outlines of colonial notes and oddities in a mixed Australian summary
A collaged roundup mentions Aboriginal labor prohibitions at Queensland sugar stations, Richards and Sons selling 1000 bullocks at Boggabri for £10 each, Tassie breeders sending 4000 sheep to Sydney sales, and the Eugowra gold escort robbery anniversary. Also cited are political quips, fox drives at Springfield, plague notes in Alstonville, a bonus plan for Dabrough Mort and Co, and a Timber-era reflection on patriotism and farm life. Comments on British Parliament’s six word bill and Prince Edward’s allowance changes for English princes wrap the collection with regional curiosities and European updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Richards and Sons
Boggabri
Sydney
Eugowra
Parkes Extomuun
Eden
Alstonville
McBaron
Springfield Station
Orange
Dabrough, Mort and Co
Prince Edward of
Australia
Fragmented Diet Advice Note
A garbled harvest of diet guidance extols eating freely to satisfy appetite and digestion. The text promotes a carefree approach to nourishment with references to a digestive table and a promise of a new, stronger person, attributed to a misread seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Strangth
Indigestion cure touted as bile beans relief
A classic testimonial claims bile beans cure indigestion by aiding digestion and toning the stomach. The ad cites a NSW address and cites a sufferer whose symptoms improved after two to three boxes, endorsing bile beans for digestive, nervous, and appetite issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Warner Street
Goulburn
Nsw
Local van service opens Tue and Fri routes
A new door to door van service operates on Tuesdays and Fridays along Ubi road between Pesk Hill and Aledowe. It collects rw fo mya pasty from a gallon upwards. Charges and details available from Mr Ward or the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulryxsen
Ubi Road
Pesk Hill
Aledowe
Ward
Prices and hardships of Bathurst wheat trade in early days
The writer recalls price history from 1839 to 1856 in Bathurst district. Wheat fetched £1 per bushel in some years while flour reached £105 per ton. Notable figures include Mr J McLean Mr Sweetnam and Mr Edward Markham who supplied forage to police at Spring Vale with long carts from Spring Vale to Bathurst Cowra and Carooar. He notes widespread hardship and high transport costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Henrabao
Black Springs
Bathurst
Jomoa McLean
Thos, Mockett
Wm. Bwaotham
Ueland
McLean
Sweetnam
Grosvenor
Francia
Bathuret
Bydney
Edward Markham
Spring Vale
Cowra
Markham
Carooar
Improvement Leases Board Action and Requests
The writer notes the Improvement Leases Board’s formal lease cancellations on technical grounds. One group, Meiers Andersen Brothers, faced contention. cross exam rights were arranged via Mr Hanbury Davion. The author seeks authority from interested parties to appear on their behalf and plans to classify leases by district with Mr Davion this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Speight
Vailtinge
Meiers Andersen Brothers
Frat
Topeer
Hanbury Deview
Narroming
Peak Hill
Tom
League
Hanbury Davion
Marsupial Curio Shocks Brisbane Museum Curator
Mr Toowas Funsman describes a strange kangaroo found with a complete ton nail at the end of its short tail. The hair covers the nail and the stump appears on a Pesgsroo foot, suggesting rapid tail growth. The curator calls the creature a remarkable country tamp and sends it to the Brisbane museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowas Funsman
Hughondes
Furaman
Brisbane Museum
Comfort of elderly depends on healthy living in Cowplain
Fragmentary notice from A W Taylor and Poole Hill addressing elderly care and health, warning that aging weakness leads to chronic constipation and serious illness. Contains names A W Taylor and J W Lece associated with Tombagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W Taylor
Poole Hill J
J. W. Lece
Tombagley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peak Hill Railway
Lyndon Wright
Caswell Street
Nort Mabef
T. G. McFarland
Orden
Ack
Gibson Bros
R. J. Parker
Cambridge Club
A.stewart& CO
Court Street
A. Stewart & Co
Parkes
the Parkes Dairy Company
F.C. Dawes
Tomingley
Western Queen Flour - Mills
TOWR
Dalion Street
McGee & Co
Martin O’brien
Bar
J. A. Cousens, Blacksmith
Oswelltreet
Booth
Pea, Hill
SAP
A. M. Paton
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