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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 02, 1906

Page

12

Neighbourhood Notes From Parkes District

Tin sanitary collections show 1904 at £6 4s 2d and 1905 at £9 18s 1d. James Pascoe retires from Grand Hotel. successor J Thomson from Corowa. Rail contract near Trundle to be completed by March 5. Local Land Board sittings set Monday March 5 to March 13. Alderman Bradley dies, greatly mourned. T L Thatcher sells 12 000 acres near Eugowra to R Smith. Easter Monday hospital fundraiser planned. Porter R Field feted at Pascoe’s Hotel with gifts.

Parkes James Pascoe Grand Hotel J. Thomson Corowa Tondera Bogan Gate Trundle Lani Alderman Bradley Parl T. L. Thatcher Amma R. Smith Eugowra R. Field Pascoe’s Hotel

Cumnock Preparations and Local News Run

The Show Committee burned grass at the grounds to prevent a fire on show day. Alf Finch, a prominent citizen, heads for South Africa amid rising tensions. George Bruce of Loombah mourns the loss of a ram valued at £200 to poisoned rabbit eating. The Cumnock Friendly Society and Band plan a big sports day soon.

Dourge Cumnock Alf Finch South Africa Geo. Bruce Loombah Bruce

Molong News Briefs Touch Local People and Events

Miss Minnie Smith, daughter of L. N. Smith of Borea, is a patient at Nurse Ryan's hospital. Only 29 passengers used Molong excursion train last week, with total aboard rising by 500. Rumor says a longtime farmer plans retirement and estate sale. Molong Half Squadron A. L. H. camps at Orange from April 26 to May 3. Mrs. A. T. Robertson recovering from typhoid. Bush fires this summer cause extensive damage running into thousands of pounds.

Minnie Smith L. N. Smith Borea Ryan’s Hospital Molong Rowan Park A.L.H Orange A.T. Robertson Robertson

Dangerous cricket mishap and horse incident at Dubbo

In Dubbo a horse belonging to Mr Armstrong, ridden by a man named Jones, bolted and struck the kerb in front of Wilkin's Hotel, causing the animal to be destroyed. During a cricket match K Cadden and Aubrey Field collided while rushing to a catch, injuring both. Field was briefly unconscious but walked home later, and no serious harm was found. Cadden suffered a severe chin wound and several broken teeth.

Armstrong Murrumbidgerie Jones Wilkin K. Cadden Aubrey Field Ruunning Field Cadden

Narromine District News and Upcoming Events

Population details for the Narrowins patrol district list 2491 residents including 9 Chinese and 12 other aliens. A TTC meeting is set for March 26 with prize money of £80. A monster demonstration under the ILCF occurs Easter Monday April 16 at E Nock's ground. The local Gun Club opens March 19. G D Bell awaits news on a bridge tender. a Sydney medical operation is noted. An excursion train Wednesday night was crowded with packed local travellers.

Narrowins Bith A.T.C E. Nock

Condobolin After Fire Opens Wide Work for Fencers and Timber

The wool-wash finished on Saturday morning and the tradespeople were in town that night for meager celebration. Bush fires have destroyed many miles of boundaries, creating abundant work for able-bodied fencers and timber splitters in this district. The Condobolin Flour Mill is overflowing and extra room at Mrs. Cooney's has been secured by Mr. Turner.

The Queensland Paradise Stands as a Caution on Narromine Land

A well known Narromine landholder toured Chinchilla country dubbed paradise but found prickly pear rampant along the plains. He noted cattle grazing limited by the weed and dense timber as well as high clearing costs. Sheep farming seemed unlikely while dairying was being pursued elsewhere. Rabbits worsened the challenge. He warned against investing based on appearances.

Narromine Chinchilla

Old Folks Folly and Safe Relief Claim

A brief notice touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as safe pleasant relief for bowel debility in old folks. It claims no griping and lists sellers Cibaon Brow Peale Hill and J W Leos Tomingley.

Chamberlain Cibaon Brow Peale Hill J. W. Leos Tomingley

Also Mentioned on This Page

DUBBO Goons Spring & Summer Wear I.W. Lees, Gomingtey Baker Mr. M. Harras A. G. F. Bollinger Watomaker, Jeweller, Optician & Aunsmith, Parkes Mingelo Hotel Parkes Road Mingelo Main Road Wm. Norris Fxoprielor Dunn’s Edward Dunn Peak Hill E. D. Glasheen Blacksmith & Wheelwright Caswell Street Gibson Bros Queensland Paradise
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