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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
2
Relief Fund public notice from council chamber dated March 3, 1904 references Al Comber Vols and 108. Readable fragments indicate official action and grant relevance. Further specifics are unavailable in the surviving text.
Fragmented local notices describe election frictions and committee chatter, naming committees BE dle UAQ and 1 Annextation. It mentions an 1280 acre tract in Goninnaio and Balgandonnian Haldinge, a Weir near Dun lon project, costs running into millions, and a call for funds and fresh mppicadillos.
The PA and HL Association held its annual meeting at the Commercial Address on Saturday. Mr Cr. Burafroy chaired as president. The session saw a fair attendance and completed ballots for appointment of officers. Official declarations followed with results showing votes for names including W. TL. Haynes, Newbigging, MeIntyre, and others. voting concluded with thanks to the committee.
The readable fragments describe an event or dispute labeled as a battle with unclear wording. Specific persons or organizations are not identifiable in the legible text. No concrete place, date, or outcome is stated.
The council discussed water tank losses, bridge paving neglect, pavilion plans, and salary concerns. Aldermen debated appointing a auditor consultant, approved reallocation of funds, and considered extending works without delay amid mounting municipal duties.
Fragmented reminiscences describe a controversial figure and enduring social tensions. The piece recalls a long silence before court, hints at racial violence, and notes New South Wales population estimates for December. It mentions a 145,460 population figure and signals ongoing public unrest despite adversity.
A garbled report notes ongoing mining activity hampered by drought and water shortages. It mentions settlers facing gloom, little prospecting, and repeated harsh conditions, with references to recent winters and stalled work along the North region.
A detailed cricket account describes a competitive match with Mowe HL and MiDhall in play. Key spells feature McPhail and Drennan, with Ring, Patan, and Clark contributing. Final totals show 98 and 9 wickets, followed by a visitor innings of 33, dinner entertainments, and varied individual scores including McPhail and Freeman.
In a terse report a group of paddlers faces poor conditions as rain delays proceed. Officials mention measures to ease strain while noting public health concerns and scarce supplies.
An advertorial testimonial from Elliott Watking of Rockdaly Illinois reports chronic indigestion resolved after using Bile Beans. The author describes years of distress and relief after one month of treatment, praising the remedy for digestion and skin eruptions.
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