Peak Hill Local Notices and Community Updates
Local items report Peak Hill footballers defeating McPhail and Tominglay, show ring plans canceled, and electoral roll counts of 475 males and 300 females. Furniture sale success led by Roache. foxes in McPhail area and hen robbings at Kyalito. Mayors, health notes, hospital cases, and a Sunday hotel raid rumor appear alongside school and public works mentions and upcoming Peak Hill Show prize schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.A
Peak Hill
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Grocer
Mr W Robinson grocer Mor N percent reports Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieves influenza coughs. He has recommended it to customers who are pleased with the results and says many keep a bottle at home for children. Sold by A W Taylor and Co Lyks Jilly and J W Laos Tomlagivy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Taylor
Wo. Lyk Jilly
J. W. Laos
Bicycle Accident at Peak Hill Injures Cyclist Grady
On Bupio Day traveller James Grady, brother of the famed rider, fell at Peak Hill while riding to Dubbo. His swag tangled in the rear wheel, throwing him to the ground in an unconscious state. He was taken to the local hospital with a broken collar bone and fractured shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. Grady
Bhowling
Peak Hill
Grady
Dubbo
The Romances of Broken Hill and Charles Rast
The article tells how Charles Rast, a boundary rider at Mount Gipps, discovered the Broken Hill silver lead ore. It highlights his observational skill, perseverance, and the syndicate effort that turned £490 into a world famous mining empire, shaping Australian history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onaries Rast
Broken Hill
Mount Gipps
Australia
Silverton Minge
Charlea Rasp
Mount Gippe
Montny
Charles Ip
Mr. Rasp
Rasp
Lin Keemneon
Brunton Stephens
Mount Morgan
Clarles
Bronchial Coughs Rout Feypermint Chinesls Ode
Bronchial coughs disrupt the game as Woods take a decisive rout over Feypermint in a tense matchup. Key moments saw Woods' defense stifling Feypermint's attack and securing a clear victory.
Valuation Applications Sought by Timbrebongie Bhire Council
Notices show applications for the position of Valuer to Timbrebongie Bhire Council accepted until a specified date. Residents report Narromine population changes including 1674 adults and 1260 children under 16, with boundary figures listed and a year’s growth of 456. Local rail contractor Mr Howard mourns three poisoned horses at Peak Hill. Deceased is Mr David Drysdale 66, discoverer of Mount Drysdale gold mine. Munini Council treasurer cites bank balances No 1 account £195 4d and No 2 account £1492 2d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timbrebongie Bhire Council
Tupaday Neat
Minn
Jessie McLachlan
Seatch
Narromine
Howard
Peak Hill
Jative
David Drysdale
Laat
Mount Drysdale
Cobar
Munini Council
Molong Notes Rain Prayers Potter Potatoes and Local Trade
Local Molong churchgoers offer prayers for rain amid a flurry of town notices. Trade includes a lorry sale to Wright Heaton & Co for £45, a 60 ton potato sale at £2 10s per ton, and fruit shipments from Pinecliff. Reports mention long-time residents, mining ventures, land takeups, and dry weather impacting feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moors
Mutton Bros. Laad Ees
Wright, Heaton & Co
George Bruce
Molong P
A. Boviery
Molong P.P. Board
C. H. Packham
Pinecliff
J. CO. L. Fitspatrick
Gardiner
Mount Keenan
Copper Ming
Amaroo
Cobar
Lithgow
Paren &S
Molong
William Lee
Monara
Jamea
Geo. Lee
Ibu
W. Logue
Pinch
T. Brady
Eden George Triumphs in Local Labor Vote Amid Mixed News
The ballot shows Eden George fared well with about 40 votes for Labor, though results may rise. Tomingley syndicate delegates Monrs J W Lees and F J Graham visit Oumpock to promote copper mining on Burrawong. An infant has facial injuries from a fall, and foxes proliferate due to dry weather. A convent fundraising ball is set for June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden George
Monrs
J. W. Lees
F. J. Graham
Tomingley
Oumpock
Burrawong
Grimeau
HumMercia
Fragments of Far Flung News in Brief
A string of disparate notes reports on frog-skin exports, rabbit industry bets in North China, a Liverpool alderman removed for defying the Mayor, and 1100 Australians being repatriated from Africa. It mentions sheep sales, emigration from Ireland, land acts, and curious animal anecdotes while touching on court notes, demonstrations, and a steamer arrival with Scottish immigrants.
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Japan
Peter Sadek
Broken Hill
Junati
Boaclif
N.Z
Hall
Ireland
United States
Land Appeal Court
Australia
Cobb and Co
Wellington
Orewa
Germany
Smith
Bathurat
Btock
Gilcroest
Forbes
Manildra
Kanes
London
Highlands
Scotland
Mark Foy
Oald
Long
Chamberlain
Poe Kale
A. W. Taylors
Dov
Peak Hilly
J. W. Loew
Tominglay
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. W. Barnett
Tocal Bensagent
McPhail
Messrs
Roache & Matthews
Mr. Roache
Kyalito
D. Fitch
Quirna
Edie O'Bryan
Bruie Plains
Peak Hill Hospital
Qray
Mungary
Baturdey
H. H. Howard
Manfred
Public Works Department
Lantred
Exinese
P.A. and
H. Association
Jas. Bowman
Gibson
Narrromine
Cumnock
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