Anglican Services and Catholic Notice for November 4
Anglican services listed for Moak Hill and Tomingley with times in the afternoon. Catholic mass noted as Mana on the second Sunday of the month. Methodist services on November 4 at Peak Hila led by Rev J E Moulton with multiple locations mentioned and times. Coradgeryuttt morning service planned by Mr W Alles.]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglican
Moak Hill
Tomingley
Mana
Methodist
Peak
Me A. Young
Aleetown
Hac
Kadina
Rpm
Millar
J E. Moulton
Hmartyivwat Apa
D. Sedgwick
Coradgeryuttt A.m
W. Alles
Peak Hill social notes and regional updates of 1906
The Peak Hill Express item lists a Town Band Social on Wednesday November 7 1906 and several local notes including hospital patients eight, gold strikes at Bendigo 4154 feet, Dalgety profits £165380, horse racing events at Peak Hill and Derby odds, court fines in Orange and Cooma, stock movements through Mungery, and various local personalities and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Victoria Imarte
Bendigo
Dalgety
Peak Hill Jockey Club
A.J.C
P. A. and
Extresa
Brayna
Tom Brown
Gronfell and Cowraway
Orange
Willis
W. N. Willis
Mungary
Cooma
Catherine Wagner
Dubbo P.P
Bulganirsmine
Ir. H. L. DeLacy
Exroad
U Pictorial
Anthony Jordern
Parkes
McNair
Hoskins
Peak Hill
Wedeiit
Malbourne Ciyy
Nieuwuantis Syndicate
Simodu Nn Antonius
Peak Hill Pital
Gd Williame
Mo J. Byres
John Litthiwood
Harrison, Jones
Aledown
Methodiat Church
Yondoit
Vic
Mining News from Tuk plant renovation boosts efficiency
The Tuk plant at Ponk Hill Ming has been renovated recently and now runs more efficiently. Alterations are expected to improve economy and gold extraction. Arrangements are made to till the Cherrington stope with imlings from the vate while other tributers and the Company mine stone with some gold recovered. Mr. McQueen appointed to oversee the battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuk
Ponk
Ming
Cherrington
Myrtle Clue
Mess, Dienna and Nicolls
Eni
McQueen
Dairying Growth At Parkos Tutter Factory
Dairying activity rises at Parkos factory as demand grows. To meet supply of origin and milk sent to the plant, the firm increases staff and runs machinery day and night. A dairymen group in Peale district stops local butter supply and sends cream to Parkes instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormatinss
Parkos Tutter
Peale “Ll
Parkes
Fitzpatrick Nominated Anti Socialist Candidate for Calare
J L Fitzpatrick proprietor of Molong and former member for Ayliton in the State Parliament for 11 years has been chosen as the Anti Socialist candidate for Calare. He has begun campaigning and will visit Peak Hill Yowingly Muphail Balderodgery and Aledown before polling day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Fitzpatrick
Molong
Angus and
Aylitons
Parliamant
Calare
Fitzpatrick
Lin
Peak Hill
Yowuinglay
MuPhail
Balderodgery
Aledown
Calarg
Fife
Referendum on extending Senate term for early election
The article outlines a referendum to amend the Commonwealth Constitution Act. It aims to extend the term of service of Senators in the next Parliament by six months so the general election can be held in the first half of the year rather than the last quarter, aligning with harvesting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouse of Representatives
Social at McPhail aids widow and family
A Williowe Hall social in McPhail boosted funds for the widow and children of the late Mr. M. Pops. About 55 couples attended as H. Madden, Brown, and others decorated the hall, with Laing supplying music and Nicolls and Crogien at the doors. The event raised £17 with a juvenile dance the next evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williowe' Hall
McPhail
M. Pops
Moss
H. Madden
Brown
Lodge Kippara
T. Laing
Messia
W. J. Nicolly
J. Crogien
A. Williams
Hull
Pamn
Mosdamer
Nicolls
Hovey
Terry McParland
Paton
Hardurs
Milkes McFarland
Myalls-Peal Hill
Myr. H. Howard
Teak Hill
Laing
Measen
Purcell
Walker
C. Sith
Mungery Station Wool Carriage Completes Ten Week Run
Mungery station closes a ten week run due to weather with about 54 000 sheep processed including 11 130 in June. Woolsley machines in a wall shed at Mungery, 21 stands, twenty hands employed. 11 000 bales valued around £20 000. Manager Al A Baird supervised the shearing, praised by Sydney wool buyers. Station covers 90 000 acres, two thirds freehold, about 100 acres under crop this year mainly for hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasnion
Me Bagh Strahara
Mungery
Mungers
A1. A. Baird
Tha
Fas
Kealy
Sydney
Mungory
Rock Salt Value and Stock Health Advice
The article stresses rock salt's importance for stock, noting many farms lack it. Salt is described as a worm killer and blood purifier, with benefits for stock health. It also helps moisture and mouth taste, especially in hot dry weather when grass is hard to chew.
Nomination Day Set for Ridings A B in Goobang Shire
Goobang Shire at Sarvenay fixes November 10 as the nomination day for Ridings A B and the remaining riding with all nominations due by 5 p.m. on Enday 9. The notice urges electors to perform their ballot box privilege and vote for capable councillors, warning public apathy risks poor governance and a bad future for New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarvenay
Enday
Exvires
Cadia Hill Gold Company to install large cyanide plant
An experimental low-grade ore project in Orange reveals direct cyanide processing yielding 108 pounds of gold per ton at modest costs. Mr Woodward’s London Mine results show 126 pounds per ton assay value, prompting directors to install a large cyanide plant to treat Cadia Hill’s extensive ore body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qadia Hill
Orange District
Woodward
London
Parkes
Nana Triumph
Cadia Bill Company
Cowra Horse Sale Draws Wide Attendance and High Prices
Massneikivons aml Tuslor of Wellington partnered with Meears Magie Brox and Bellamy of Cowra held a successful sale from Thursday to Saturday October 26. About 600 horses and ponies sold, prices from £7 to £47 with heavy farm lorry and plough horses bringing top figures. Buyers came from Victoria, Sydney, Ballarat, Temira, Asbury, Gaumain, Godlamon, Junee, Courantundray, Grenfell and surrounding districts. Harry Taylor of Bedford and Taylor conducted the hammer and the three-day event cleared 426 horses with total sales over £25,000, a Cowra record. A subsequent sale is announced for November 13 and 14 near Wellington, featuring more farm horses and ponies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tura
Nobbie
T. Rice
Waterford
Wellington Stees
Benottt
J. J. DeLay
M. Papa
T. D.oxley
L. D. Oxtey
Yeaterday
Ctipster
Kxraxas
Poseidon
Nerann
Simuda
Richards
Cloudy Smith
Molong
Royal Hotel
Cotcord
Dabbo PP
Board
J. J. MacKay
Bulgandramine
T. Rive
Atlantic City
U.8
W. G. Haynes Gensran Y Hid
Turner
Lominglay
Melbourne
C.F. Staphone
Mowers
Bedford
Taylor
Wellington
Rolerloon
Young Dain
Do Nation
Range Aid
Magie Brox
Bellamy
Cowra
Hanks Dugey
Tuys
Victoria
Sydney
Ballarat
Temira
Asbury
Gaumain
Godlamon
Junec
Courantundray Grenfell
Dixtriote
Cowie
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Church Services
Mining News
Calare Electorate
Mungery Station
Cleenit
Tadly
Postidon
Delaware Hesmas
Antonius
Noreen
Goobang Shire
Cowra Horse Sale
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