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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
20
Mass will not be celebrated for the local B C Church on Sunday next. Mrs Quarry as President and Mr Wynne as Secretary will canvass the district soon for subscriptions for Peak Hill and District Hospital.
The Metters Store Messrs Fren Merrans and Co of 558 George Street Sydney claim to have invented a highly modern ace store designed for country use. Details and pricing available from local storekeepers.
Wire from Wellington reports Honeyset and party recovering gold in a paddock at Mallamuddy after washing ore. A rush followed and leases are pegged around. Seven dredging lease applications in the week near the Macquarie and Cudgegong Rivers with further leases on the Macquarie toward Dubbo.
Parkes correspondent notes a call for musicians of the J. S. Christopher stamp to join a wartime Australasian band. The writer mentions contending with many band challenges yet hopes to form a smooth, strong ensemble.
The Premier Hon J H Carruthers reportedly had £1000 to £70 on Pendant, winner of the Newmarket Handicap. The mare trained in his electorate, with claims of reliable early information amid local turf dealings.
Indictable secret commissions for inducing business carry punishments of two years imprisonment or a 500 pound fine. Corporations face a 1000 pound maximum. Similar penalties apply when agents trade for themselves without principals’ knowledge. Dulhunty notes fewer rabbits in back lands, yet river frontages remain rabbit rich. Hoe relays bankers’ advice from Rutherford Tink and Stevenson to feed stock Liverpool salt and iron sulphate after cattle and sheep died from eating rabbits.
Albert Samuel Tuck recalls years of illness with liver and kidney distress and fainting fits. After taking Clement’s Tonic, his health improved dramatically, restoring appetite sleep digestion and energy, and he urges others to try the remedy.
Albert Samuel Tuck declares the document of three folios accurately records his illness and treatment by Clement Tomis, grants publication permission without payment, and signs before George Farr JP at St Peters on 7 November 1904 under the Oaths Act provisions.
An advertisement argues a dyspeptic husband causes conflict and promotes Dr. Sheldon’s Digestive Tabules as a natural, certain cure. It claims the tabules restore health and happiness by matching the liver and stomach’s chemical properties and are sold by F.
The Broken Hill mine fires have been extinguished. Dunk Island in Northern Queensland received 22 inches of rain in 48 hours, while Nyngan reported nearly 11 inches last week. Dubbo hosts a land board session March 20 to 22 at Narromine and a cheese and butter factory begins operations in Dubbo.
The piece promotes a winter sale at Messrs. David Jones & Co with discounts on damask napkins bleached damask and cambric duchesse sets. It highlights the quality and value of hemstitched cambric items and bleached damask plus Panama hats reduced in price for men. It advises early application for catalogs and notes head coverings available in sizes 0 to 7.
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