Letter to the Editor on Peake Hill correspondence
A reader defends a contributor named BIL and critiques a critic for harsh language and anonymous writing. The letter praises the author’s simple nature and persistence in literary aims, laments public sparring, and warns against sensationalism while hinting at ongoing debates within the forum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil
Arima
Matanes
B.A
Fle
Foulkes
Peake Hill
Bruce
Labour Party Debate on Government and Debt in Parliament
The speaker questions whether the discussion covers the Labour Party or the Government and cites debt statistics from 1881 to 1902. He argues the party has curtailed borrowing and praises the Early Closing Act as beneficial to workers, while noting changes in industry and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bichter Peak
Labor
Mr. McGowas
Wil
Pundtioe Work and Unemployed Question in Parley
A letter argues work by day labor satisfies Pundtioe and labels wool chopping as minor. The writer claims unemployment can be overcome quickly if Hall and his brother thinkers give the party more parliamentary seats. He questions 120,000 for wharf heads and disclaims party responsibility, asking if it was a national matter and property protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Aheda
Youra
Ate
T. D. Oxney
Russian Troop Movement and Empire Affairs Report
A Berlin newspaper notes Russian troops sent out to bolster Siberian Railway transport. The Marylebone Cricket Club plans to take an English team to Australia in the 1904 season. A Berwickshire tenant advocate urges broader imperial policy. A smallpox case in Launceston traced to passenger Gracolius en route to Sydney. Parliament discusses revived country party as Censure debate adjourns. Broken Hill has limited water. relief works begin as unemployment relief starts.
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Berlin
Siberian
Marylebone Cricket Club
Mauler
Berwickshire
Four
Chamberlain
Launceston
Gracolius
Sydney
Country Party
Broken Hill
O'Sullivan
Football Match Ends In Draw At Penk Hill
A 1905 local tale recalls Myall boys traveling to Penk Hill for a football match. They faced gate fees to play, set up boundary lines, and even borrowed a mining axe. A police presence quelled swearing as the game finished in a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myall
Penk
Dlucs
Pulicowan
Peak Hill
Regulations for Exhibitors at the Peak Hill Show
The rules require full exhibitor details to register with the Secretary and warn late entries incur double fees. False declarations may lead to prize forfeiture, disqualification from exhibiting, or expulsion from the Association. Exhibits must be logged with tickets, and entry fees apply. Exhibitors may enter multiple lots but cannot move entries between classes.
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Peak Hill
Horticultural Association
Aleo
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