Reform League Branch Formed Advisory Board Planned
A meeting to form a local Reform League branch was held with Mr Broinowski presiding. Attendees debated alignment with Reform League or Liberal Reform Association, opting instead to create an advisory board. High interest and expected large membership were noted.
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Reform Tease
Broinowski
Reform League
Liberal Reform Association
Social in aid of Palmer’s Hall Roman Catholic Church
A social event at Palmer's Hall in aid of the local Roman Catholic Church occurred on Wednesday evening. About thirty couples attended. Mr Souter organized the event with tireless effort. Music was provided by Miss Morris with Mrs Fitzgerald and Mr Laing on piano and Mr Fitzgerald on violin, and Mr Tuckwell served as master of ceremonies. Net proceeds totaled about L3.
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Palmer's Hall
Souter
Tuckwell
Miss Morris
Mra Fitzgerald
Laing
Fitzgerald
Forbes Politician J B Reymond Announces Ashburnham Run
Mr J B Reymond of Forbes declares his intention to contest the Ashburnham electorate at the forthcoming state elections. He has long represented Forbes Parkes and nearby districts in the State Legislature and is highly regarded locally. He runs as the nominee of the present Government.
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J. B. Reymond
Forbes
Ashburnham
Reymond
Parkes
Entres
Uncommon Bullock Team Collision Near Balladoran
A remarkable incident occurred during Mr Hutchins selection on the Bogan when a bullock team attached to a waggon halted and, tearing through timber, collided with a giant tree. The crash killed one bullock and seriously injured several others. Mr Jones of Balladoran owned the team and adjusted his approach, reversing the usual bullish patience.
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Hutchins
Bogan
Peak Hill and Narromine Prepare For June Tennis Match
Narromine will be represented by Webb Dempster Williams Wren Ferryman and either Tiernan or Riley. Peak Hill names W Gibson A Potts F Stephens and Yeoman with two selections on May 23. A recent match at McPhail ended Peak Hill 41 McPhail 33 with captains Mckeown and Yeoman coordinating.
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Peak Hill
Narromine
Messrs
Webb
Dempster
Williaus
Wren
Ferryman
Tiernan
Riley
W. Gibson
A. Potts
F. Stephens
Yeoman
Potts
Stephens
Gibson
McPhail
W Mckeown
The New Land Act Regulations Require Personal Applications
The land act of 1903 ends postal submissions for conditional purchases homestead selections and settlement leases and requires personal applications to obtain original holdings while additions must be applied for in person to the local land agent. The Lands Department plans changes to standardize procedures and reduce inconvenience.
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Lands Department
F. and 8. Association Meeting at Commercial Hotel
Members of the association met at the Commercial hotel on Saturday the 4th Inst. Mr E L Jones presided and Mr B R Wise invited a delegate to the Sydney government convention. The President will represent the association at the annual conference and nominees for the Meads P P Board were discussed with Mr Whitmill and Mr Palmer proposed.
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Commercial
E. L Jones
B. R. Wise
Sydney
Ais
Whitmill
Association
Meads P. P
Newbigging
Jelbart
Palmer
Paddy's Flat mining fever drives busy activity across claims
Mining at Paddy's Flat remains intense with about 30 men at work. Cadigan's group reports 13 loads from their second shaft and 4 cents per load from the last wash. Other crews like Gibson McAuliffe Walsh Piercy and Tuckwell push shafts and washes across boundaries while Bobby Burns mine tests 100 tons under McPhail syndicate supervision. Frazer Ward report cyanide sand work and a 14 dwts per ton result for the end of the week.
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Paddy
Cadigan
J. Gibson
McAuliffe
Sent
Gibson
Boudary
Walsh
Party
Piercy
Harris
Cashman
B. Hobson
Weat
Tuckwell
Schmidt
T. Smith
Bobby Burns
McPhail
Mesers
Sedgewick
Merriles
Murray
Frazer and Ward
Great Eastern
Opening of the Wyalong railway marked by a scrub turkey feast
The Sydney Newsletter recounts a ceremony at Wyalong for the new railway with Minister E. W. O'Sullivan offered a scrub turkey at lunch. A humorous exchange over the meal occurs, highlighting local demeanor and a misheard menu. The issue also notes the death of Rev. McDougall of Peak Hill and mentions Grimmett’s White Australia letter held for next issue. Also advertised are Woods' Peppermint Cure and Woods' Chonfoppemt for coughs.
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Wyalong
Sydney
E. W. O'Sullivan
Thia
McDougall
Peak Hill
Grimmett
Australia
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New Land Act
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S. P. Hemp
Bamber
Whelan & Gilcreest, Solicitors
Forbes and Parkes
M. J. Gillcreest
Prax Hill Courts
Thomas Pearce
Hillview
W. McKeown
M. Harris
HARB
Business
Jacksons
Your
Edward Dunn
Peak Hill P.A. and H. Association
Ram
A. Miles