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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 13, 1904
Page
3
A man from Dotany recounts years of liver trouble endured despite many doctors and medicines. He credits Clement’s Tonic for lifting crippling symptoms, restoring appetite and energy, reducing headaches, and freeing him from prior ailments.
A formal sworn declaration purporting to attest the author’s identity and statements under the Oaths Act. The text, dated History of Moy, 1102, is signed and witnessed at Sydney, declaring sincerity and truth of personal details and intent to publish if required.
Mr J. H. Catts, Labor nominee, spoke to a public audience in Matthews Hall with the Mayor in the chair. He urged Labor supporters to back a strong candidate and criticized the Sydney press for alleged bias against Labor. He defended the arbitration act, argued for a minimum living wage, shorter hours, and local option without compensation, and attacked public funding for religious education. He read a critic’s letter from Mr P. J. Clara, calling it dirty, then the meeting thanked the chairman.
Professor Dawson addressed a Labor nominees meeting from Murrell's balcony on Tuesday night. The Mayor presided. He spoke at length on Labor Platform principles and was accorded a good hearing.
At the Local Land Board sittings in Port Macquarie on Tuesday Andrew Wade received approval for an additional conditional lease of 60 acres under the new Land Act. The board sent the area to be surveyed, finding the adjoining land steep and unsuitable and Wade lacking a living area.
Sydney shops quote beef around Sids to 8d per lb while London wholesale lists 23d. A cable offers 2000 tons of Argentine frozen beef at about 2d per ton in Melbourne or Sydney. Australians reject frozen meat though they expect Britons to eat it.
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