Ashburnham Elector Candidacy Notice
The Peak Hill Express notes J. B. Reymond announces candidacy at the next election. Ashburnham residents are urged to consider Lantes and Gentlemen as part of the political discourse.
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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
9
The Peak Hill Express notes J. B. Reymond announces candidacy at the next election. Ashburnham residents are urged to consider Lantes and Gentlemen as part of the political discourse.
Balcombe announces he will seek a seat on the Molong P P Board at the forthcoming election. The notice identifies his intention to stand as a candidate and participate in the local board election.
Fragmentary text appears to mix archaic phrasing with modern misprints noting a road and eyes opened. No clear event or identifiable entities emerge to form a complete news item or summary.
Government Gazette invites tenders for lease of McPhail Tank site on Dubbo Peak Hill road for 8 years from July. Tenders due 20 June 1904 by 2 pm. Forms from Local Road Superintendent and Department of Public Works Sydney. Tender must state rental or minimum offer. includes 3 acres and water collections.
Public auction to mine owners at Peak Hill on Saturday at 3 p.m. items include a reputed 20 H.P. Cornish Boiler a reputed 20 H.P. friction winding gear suitable for battery or winding engine 500 feet flexible steel wire rope bellows and anvil and sundry mining tools registered seller 1 N Gibson leads the sale
Gibson of H N Gibson Auctioneer declares the plant is in good order as the instruction is to clear assets to enable winding up the company.
Notice of an election for three directors of the Pastures Protection Board Molong under the Pastures Protection Act 1902. Nomination day is Wednesday June 8, 1904. Nominations due by 6 p.m. June 7, 1904 at the Board Office Molong. Roll of voters available at police stations post offices or Crown Lands offices. Ek Churchill Returning Officer Molung.
A Peak Hill social at Mr A Millgate’s, a draw in a tennis match against McPhail, and ongoing hospital work. Reports note Mrs R Lloyd in Jaent Hospital, cold weather after rain, and plans for a grand tennis social on June 6. Preparations for the Farmers and Settlers’ Conference in Dubbo on June 7, plus local electoral nominations, tenders, and public notices across Dubbo district.
Mr Andrew Stewart returns to Peak Hill to handle all land matters including court attendance and Pastures Protection Act claims. He will stay in the district until Land Board sittings end with dates fixed for June 8 and 9, focusing on lease extensions interest reductions and installment reductions.
Mr Thos Ring who left Peak Hill with Mrs Ring on April 13 while returning from Sydney has become seriously indisposed and remains confined to his room in Dubbo, where he has stayed since the Show. Well wishes are offered for a speedy recovery and a safe return home to Peak Hill for him and support for Mrs Ring during this anxious time.
Nine Brethren from Lodge Macquarie No 53 visited Dubbo on Saturday 21st inst for a reception of Very Worshipful Bro J. C. Remington the Most Worshipful Grand Master of New South Wales. The Peak Hill group enjoyed cordial reception and entertainment and termed the gathering one of the finest Masonic meetings in the Western district with the Grand Master praised by visitors and locals alike.
Orange correspondent to the Daily Telegraph reports poultry breeders who show fowls at Wellington and win prizes are investigating mass deaths after returning home. Local doctors suspect slow poisoning, likely croton oil, with Mr James Spratt noting similar losses after last year’s show and blaming possible malicious prank.
In a recent Arbitration Court hearing, the Union secretary stated there was no provision for old or infirm workers in employee claims. When asked if an employer could keep such workers if they could perform the required tasks, the witness said it would be acceptable only if others were not required to take on the infirm worker’s duties, noting machines must keep running. If the old worker cannot perform adequately, he would not be needed in the brickyard.
No fresh details emerge from Paddy's Fiat as contractors press ahead with improvements to the local Show Ground Fence, with work rapidly advancing and no new developments reported.
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