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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 08, 1907

Page

10

Our Open Column Defends Frasher and Attacks Immigration Policy

A letter to the Express editor defends Rev. Matthews and attacks Finley D. Fraser over Labour Party ir religion, immigration, and trade policy. It questions Fraser on immigration limits, cites Biblical critique, and discusses the Australian Commerce Act and White Ocean policy, asserting Protestant Christian values and fears of Asiatic influence.

the Express Finley D. Fraser Labour Party C. H. Matthews Fraser Matthews Dairy Telecram China London Hong Kong Mr. Fraser Japan Australia

Paton critiques Fraser on Christianity and Australian policy

In a pointed letter, Bob Paton attacks Mr Fraser’s Christianity definition while condemning Australian Labor Party stances. He links Commonwealth trade rules, White Ocean policy, and shipping practices to imperial aims, urging courage from public figures like Mr Matthews against religious fanatics.

Australia Great Britain Fraser Australian Labor Party Matthews Finley D. Fraser Youra, &c Bob Paton

Uncommon French Family Goes Mad in Deux Sevres Village

A Guilbert family of Perigne in Deux Sevres suddenly suffers violent mania. Guilbert, his wife, their 28 year old son, 23 year old daughter, and a 12 year old servant girl attack the house with broken clothes and armed fowling pieces. Neighbors cornered them, injuries occurred, and the family was taken to Niort hospital. Locals blame an alleged neighbor suspected of witchcraft.

France Perigne Deux Sevres Guilbert Niort

Letter Clarifies Racecourse Licensing for Country Meetings

A government letter to Booligal hotelier J T Barnett outlines that land used for race meetings must charge admission to be deemed a racecourse under the act. If ground admission is free, no license is required though betting remains illegal under section 20. The note concerns Merrowie Creek Hotel meeting and roadside hotelkeepers.

J.T. Barnett Booligal Merrowie Creek NE Vaveliat Act

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