Church Services Schedule for Anglican Methodist and Catholic
Anglican services on November 1 at Coradgery Burril Peak Hill with Rev H G Wiltson. November 18 Peak Hill Holy Communion at 8 a.m McPhail 11 a.m Tomingley 3 p.m Peak Hill 7 40 p.m. by Rev G Wiltson. Methodist services on November 11 Peak Hill 11 a.m and 7 40 p.m Aledown 7 30 p.m by Mr F Johnson and Mr J Scoble. Roman Catholic Mass every second Sunday of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coradgery
Burril
Peak Hill
H. G. Wiltson
McPhail
Tomingley
IG. Wiltson
Methodist
F. Johnson
Aledown
J. Scoble
Death of George Brayne at Peak Hill
Brayne the Sergeant of Police died at Peak Hill on November 5 1906 aged 56. The notice records his death and ranks as a long-serving officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brayne
Peak Hill
Sth
George Brayne
Peak Hill Express Highlights Big Sale and Local News
The Peak Hill Express for November 9 1906 reports a big sale of buggies and sulkies at Peak Hill tomorrow afternoon and notes wage demands by Codar miners possibly leading to a strike. It covers mail contracts, race results, influenza impact, deaths and local business updates with multiple named places and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peak Hill
Codar
J. H. Howard
John Bridge & Co
Wold
Wilga Vale
Alectown
Parkes
Paton
Ken Doyle
Mr. Doyle
Mira
Alec. Haley
Merrigal Station
Hilleton
A. 2
B. Triggs
Bogan
Dib Domeny
Molong
Bert Hobson
Chinchilla
Queensland
Eneral
Obson
Sydney
Poseidon
Joseph Donnelly
White Cliffe
Williams
Thomas
Wallace
Corfe
Fred Webster
New Southales Royal Agricultural Society
Callan Park Hospital
Australia
Melbourne
Squires
Eling
Bogan Gate
Wrundle
Rundle
Five Parents Convicted for School Attendance Violations
In Police Court yesterday Mary Lawkesley Fanny Egan Samuel Brodie and Charles McLelland pleaded guilty to failing to send their children to school the required days and were fined 1s 6d costs each. Augustus Hardy pleaded not guilty on two similar charges and the cases were withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary [Lawkesley
Fanny Egan
Samuel Brodie
Charles McLelland
Costa
Augustus Hardy
Rates Debt Case in Small Debts Court
The local Council sued Alfred Stines and William Myers for 17s 1d and 21 12s 9d in rates. Stines had 12s 4d paid. a verdict for the balance with 5s costs and 4s witness expenses. Myers case: verdict for full amount with 3s Court costs and 4s witness expenses. defendants did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Stines
William Myers
W. J. Dlunt
Stines
Costa
Calare Election Campaign Moves Through Villages and Halls
J C L Frizrarrick will address voters at Wildies Hall this evening and at Alectown at midday Saturday. Witzpatrick cannot visit McPhail and Tomingley. About 130 polling centers exist, making full canvassing before polling day impossible. Fitzpatrick lags after delays in anti socialist candidate selection but remains active and ready to campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. L. Frizrarrick
Wildie’s
Alectown
Witzpatrick
McPhail
Tomingley
Calare
Fitzpatrick
Regrettable incident at Brayne interment mars grave ceremony
During Sergeant Brayne’s funeral a grave proved too small for the coffin. Clergy halted the service as mourners stood by while workers enlarged the grave for over half an hour. A lady fainted and others grew hysterical. Relatives and friends condemn the lapse and hope accountability follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brayne
Poxsterpuy Sweeps Caulfield Derby and Melbourne Cup Triple
Poxsterpuy, a son of Positano, achieves a rare treble by winning the Caulfield Cup Derby and Melbourne Cup in record time. Jockey T Clayton, 25, stars on all three mounts including Acrasia in the Melbourne Cup. Toseidon, Positano-Jacquith progeny, also claims major wins like AJ C Derby and Eclipse Stakes. Dovaddon shows strong form with seven races, six wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poxsterpuy
Positano
Sydney
T. Clayton
Clayton
Acrasia
Toseidon
Jacquith
Dovaddon
Winging
Miners Rights Licenses Expire in November Listing
A fragmented notice lists names and dates for miner licenses expiring in November. The readable portions name several individuals such as Jackson, Cardtnagh, Hardy, Taylor, and Hawes along with scattered place-like terms and dates, reflecting a chaotic historical license update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistas Livhos
U. Jhaks
Jon Jackson
Tints Cardtnagh
Vagustis Hardy
AL Baesuian
Business Livense
Dan
Marka
Tower Werrds
Stydulia Williamson
Wiley We OA
Badia
Dsth
Londsa Hawes
Mth Jaen
Luus
Binile
Piercy
Cricket Club Formed With Public School Support
A new cricket club is being formed in connection with the local Public School. The initiative aims to provide structured play and training for students, supported by school facilities and staff.
Bailiff Fees Questioned in Small Debts Court Judgment
Joseph Jackson sued BE J EL Williams for £6 7s 11d for goods sold. Williams claimed a £4 7s 4d set-off and paid balance into court. Judge rebuked the bailiff for private fee arrangements, awarding Jackson £2 8s 7d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
Joseph Jackson
BE. J. EL. Williams
Jackson
Ss. Williams
P.M
Williams
Warden Grants Six Month Suspensions for Gil 767 Mine
At Tomingley Devons the Warden’s Court granted six months suspension of labor conditions for gil 767 after Robert Paton, manager of the gold lease, cited lack of capital to work the property. An estimated £1000 worth of machinery has stood unused for six years as the deepest shaft stands at 260 feet. No objections were raised and the lease has existed about three years with all gold mined spent on the mine. A similar six month suspension was granted for T M Paton’s g l 818.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devons
J. McKensey
Annie Paton
Gil
Tomingley
Robert Paton
T. M. Paton
G.l
Destructive Cottage Fire in Caswell Street
A fire at 2 am gutted a wooden cottage owned by Mr. A N Gibson in Caswell Street. Occupied by Mr. Houghton, the home burned after Mrs. Houghton left a candle burning. Only a sewing machine and two chairs survived. Miss Long lost all her clothing. The adjoining dwelling was saved after doors were forced open. the house was insured for £50 with Alliance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anort
A.N. Gibson
Caswell Street
Ert Houghton
Fawes
Houghton
Newcastle
George Charters
Alliance Company
Death of Sergeant George Brayne at Peak Hill in New South Wales
Obituary notes the death of Sergeant George Brayne at Peak Hill after a period of illness including pneumonia and heart failure. Born in Brighton England, 56, he served 33 years in the New South Wales police, held postings at multiple stations, married Amelia Wallagher in 1874, and left a large family. The funeral was widely attended with police pallbearers and a lengthy procession to the Church of England cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brayne
Sumlay
Sergeant Brayne
Corfe
Brighton
England
Charles G. J. Brayne
Dubbo
New South Wales
Parramatta
Hill End
Tambaroora
Bathurst
Mundooran
Denison Town
Girilambone
Rylstone
Wollar
Curcoar
Sergeant O'Brien
Peak Hill
Brayne
Parkesteline
Oak Hill
Amelia Wallagher
Constable Gallagher
Mesara
George
Ernest
Gartov
Edith
Clara
Murivl
Victoria
Minnie
W. Brayne
Braidwood
W. H. Brayne
Double Bay
8. Howlett
Mre. Howlett
L. Laver
Wilson
Sydney
Egan
Carcoar
Mra. Coleman
the Oaks
F. R. OC. Llupkins
FP. Milckleson
Blayney
G. M. Links
Carcoq
WW. Lees
Tomingley
A. W. Page
Me P. Gallagher
CO. Higgs
J. Boachier
T. Burton
A. Davey
Mee
Edgecliffe
C. W
Mra. Tucker
Myalls-Peak Hill Band
Thos Ring
E. H. Allan
J. $. Christophers
Hansard
Mra. Wynne
Mra
Be, Wooden
A. C. Upton
Penrith
J. J. Clements
McLeay
Williams
Dixon
Aledown
Hill
Pope
Church of England
H. G. Wiltson
W. B. Wynne
McAtamney
H. N. Gibson
M. P. Harris
Pranks
F. O
H. Pears
S. Hartin
Young Man Fined For Indecent Language in Caswell Street
At the Police Court yesterday a youth was fined £1 6s in costs for using indecent language in Caswell Street. The magistrate warned that if the offender appeared before him again he would impose the heaviest penalty possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell Street
P.M
District notes sickness deaths and local events
The district reports widespread childhood illness and the death of Brayne, with sympathy for his widow. Sirus fell ill with pleurisy pneumonia and was admitted to Peak Hill Hospital. A mob of 30 Seattle-bound people moved for paddocking. Local sales include Mr J P M Cudden selling a Rock Huon foal to Mr Le Grand of Victoria. A local firm pursues commission on a sheep sale. case set for Friday. Anniversary services at McPhail Church were followed by a Sunday School concert with Miss Ethel Edwards the star, organized by Mr A W Young and Mrs Peaberthy. A tableau titled Tag Dying Soldier was staged. Mining activity was slow due to cleaning. James Tauffeau, senior, left for Fred Golds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Brayne
Wido Aton
Sirus
Peak Hill Hospital
Seattle
J. P. M.cudden
W. M. Robson
Narromine
Ethel Edwards
A. W. Young
Peaberthy
Errilesa
James Tauffeau
McPhail
Fred Golds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church Services
Anglican
Peak Hill Express
Cup
Miners’ Rights, &c
Warden’s Court
Plaintigrfon
Edward John Ho Williams
W. Tot
R. A. E. McIntosh
McIntoah
B.ynne
Agen
Novy E Park
A. W. Tavrtor
Gibson Bros
Gibson Broa
W. Umpleby
Hts Court
Y. John Elliott
Ndant
Erick Egan
Endant
He Kelly
Ant
Will Perso
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