Tomingley News Highlights Local Business and Show
From Our Correspondent Ma J W Lives hal Jenged vacant stores for five years McFarland butcher erecting a shop and moving in near Hinder’s former premises. Cameron in Cobar accident may lose an arm. A Narromine Show brings visitors and exhibits to the town with horses cattle poultry and maps. Dawnson takes over the news agency and Crowhurst experiments with a steam hammer. Kathleen McNamara ill at Peak Hill Hospital recovering from pneumonia. Local trappers report rabbit skins and a dry winter outlook. Tomingley cricketers beat Obley by 18 runs in a recent match.
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Ma. J. W
Hal
T.G. McFarland
McFbail
Tomingley
Hinder
Alex Cameron
Cobar
Cameron
Joe Bay Pole
Laois
de Tomingley
McPhail
Schildren
Dabbo
Sona
E. Dawaon
Dawnon
Joe Crowhurst
Ius Kathleen McNamara
Peak Hill Hospital
Crowhuret
Hereawey
Empire da
Tornlupley
Thoobley
Obley
Peak Hill Rifle Club Elects Officers and Plans Prize Shoots
The Peak Hill Sporting Rifle Club met at G Dizon's on Tuesday appointing J Morris as President E Bailey as Secretary and Captain C Murray as Treasurer H Schmidt as vice Captain and a Handicappers trio C Murray H Schmidt plus a Selection Committee G Dixon W Garlick and G Charters. Two fort nightly cash prize shoots at 5s were set for the coming month and a life and shield match was discussed with members of the team listed for the upcoming event including Bailey Hutchins Hutchi Stewart Murray J Hazy McAmay Garlick and Reilly. A shield for the best amateur shooter was arranged with Amatoh and McPhail assisting next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peak Hill Sporting Rifle Club
G. Dizon
J. Morris
E. Bailey
C. Murray
Treneuver
H. Schmidt
G. Dixon
W. Garlick
G. Charters
Thoraix Lao
QC. Murray
G. Dinton
Amatoh
McPhail
E. Bsiley
F. Hutchins
W. Hutchi
R. Stewart
0. Murray
C. J. Hazy
McAtamway
G. Charter Garlick
Q. Reilly
A. Morris
H. McTean
Wildie
High Prices for Fat Sheep at Homebush Sale
At Homebush sales a superb line of merino wethers owned by Mr. T. Jones of Morrigal drew strong prices. Top of 16 tops sold for 25 pounds 10 pence to 24 shillings and 1 pence, 92 sold for 42s to 22s 1d, and 127 brought 2a 9d. Prices were notably high for heavy sheep with good skins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jones
Morrigal
Priwe Jawba
Weather, politics, and local notices blend in rough Cobber page
A jumble of short items from a district page notes tomorrow's sale at McPhail, dry weather prospects, cattle and rabbit issues, and local elections. Mentions Burrage presentation, Endina candidate, weddings, a hairdresser, and exras correspondents sought. Reports on mines near Cobar, Empire Day plans, hospital notes, and a railway commissioner jab. Also references fights in Grenfell, golf-like rifle match, and weather across the state with rain anticipated.
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McPhail
Volt
Solong Way
W. J. Job
Endina
P.P
Bevoral
Tha ‘Tapis
Sid Barnett
Hin Saloon
Exraxas
Cobar
Homahish
Wather
Hull
Harvey Park
Ayatem
Meare
Lynch
Shannaasy
Grenfell Onstavex
Trangie Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association
St. Stephen's Church
Dealera and Collectora
Yooval
McNieco
Wellington
Parken Brawmyn
Johnaynes
Macquarie
Carruthers
John
Empire Day Hospital Bports
Jackson
Local & General News Briefs From Mayoral Toasts to Rabbits
A murky column mixes community chatter and odd anecdotes. It notes advertising wisdom, subscription drives for the Iwal Hospital, and a Macpherson who appeared as a Chinaman to secure a job. It mentions noxious weeds laws, a drill modification in Kawere Victoria, and post May 1 changes to Government Savings Bank deposits. It warns of rabbit carcasses near water sources posing public health risks and urges Shire Council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Savings Bank of New South Wales
Shire Council
Peak Hill
Cancellation of Improvement Leases Meeting Under Act
Tax Board appointed under the Improvement Leases Cancellation Act will meet at the Lands Department on Friday May 10 at 10 o clock to rate the procedure for repeating investigations of lessee applications. Applicants and interested persons may attend to make representations aiding the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lands Department
Dubbo Brevities Across the District
Brief items from Dubbo and surrounds note weather, local trials, a hospital benefit, a fine for cattle sales, and oblique musings. It mentions a court witness fund, Peter Sherwood’s recovery, probate totals, a boundary rider’s suicide, and reader quips about cancer cures and country newspapers.
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Woapital Collections
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Kawere
Victoria
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Government Savings Bank
HAT News Agency
Fancy Goods
Bydvee Daily News
Australasia
Wai Berioihnale
Tony
Witantiog
Caswell Street
Trangia
Dubbo
Weallington
MacKay
Wee Wan
John Goodyer
Peter Sherwood
Dubbo Hospital
Ebenezer Vickery
Bydney
Bydney Priaritive
Picton
Alex
Archer
Sameone
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