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Newspaper

Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 17, 1907

Page

19

Items of Interest from Early New South Wales News

A quirky collection of local items includes a pub owner named Chicken in Orange, volcanic activity in the Mediterranean, and historical notes on New South Wales population and Molong Show. Premier Carruthers opened events, there are jokes, dances, and Euclid references, plus reports of Box Burns in America, hospital fire losses, and the first blast furnace opening at Lithgow with 300 attendees. The piece also notes municipal and governance quirks, a Ballina cheque fee dispute, and observations on jewellery trends in Sydney.

Chicken Orange New South Wales Carruthers Botha Wellington Peak Hill Amoko Brisbane Dandaloo Elas Euclid Berrima Bill Squires Box Burns America Waddell Eps Minier Ustralian New Zealand J. A. Buckland Yanish Walgett Board of Health Molong Hospital Hee Sandford Lithgow McKinnon Ballina Tintenbar Tly Mao Sydney

Rabbit skins theft case near Alectown adjourned

In May at Esday a case before J P H N Gibson charged Bert and James Egan with possessing 1300 rabbit skins suspected stolen. Constable Dixon testified he found skins on the road to Parkes. the accused offered no reply. They were remanded eight days. Bail application to be heard.

H. N. Gibson J.P. Taazs Eoan Dixon Alectown Wright Parkes Dent

Tragic crocodile tragedy reported in Torres Straits

A young native woman stooped by a creek bank to catch fish when a crocodile seized her. Next morning villagers found the crocodile buried behind a mud bank. They speared the monster, opened it, and found the woman's body undisturbed within, as if asleep.

Torres Straits

A Bachelor Tax Debate Sparks Social Reform Winds

A writer critiques a bachelor tax as likely unjust and counterproductive, arguing marriage should remain voluntary and noting France uses child-based tax relief. The piece warns a tax could push celibacy in both sexes, undermining family formation and labor markets.

France David Btorey

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