Bicycle accident leaves George Klein gravely injured
Sunday morning on Aledown Road George Klein eldest son of the late F Klien rode a bicycle down a steep rough hill. A stone struck the fork causing a severe fall. He lay unconscious about three quarters of an hour near the house before aid arrived. He received twenty stitches on the forehead and facial wounds. He is not fully conscious but shows hope of recovery. Parkes Examiner.
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Aledown Road
George Klein
F. Klien
Mingelo
Woods
Parkes
Proposals on Land Laws and Settlement Debate
In the Assembly Mr O Sullivan moved to remove payments for the first three years to foster settlement. Mr Ashton warned of grave abuse and speculative land take up unless safeguards are strict, favoring a ten year nominal rent lease with purchase option later as a compromise. The matter faded without resolution. Land laws and settlement dominate debates. Sydney report notes opticians Harraclough and Sef Siyat Tester ad text appears in the piece.
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O'Sullivan
Ashton
O'Nullivan
Races at Mingelo and local notices brighten brief daily
Brevities note greyhound pups for sale and the Mingelo Hotel ad. Potatoes fetch £14 15s per ton in Brisbane. Races planned at Mingelo on Monday. Special Love Curtains at Tayton's from 2s 11d. Bush fires rage in Trangie district. Railway Officials to limit card playing on carriages. A widower in North Sydney ends his life after a girl jilting him. Easdown Rabbit Trap shown for sale by A W Taylor & Co. Inquiry likely into Tuesday night’s fire. Domeny & Sons report goods stolen to the street. Accidental rifle death at Picton rifle range. Several selections offered for sale by Ti N Gibson with no buyers. Barnett’s excavating tender for four new mine foundations accepted. Barnett praises workers who saved his home from flames. Police in various towns prosecute dog registration noncompliance. Heat wave forecast with little rain expected in NSW. SterHEn’s Blood and Liver Pills advertised 1s per box. Constables Twamrock and Lawrock noted in Peak Hill area. A letter from a correspondent signing as Auditor declines publication. Parkes races results listed. Messrs Nicholson & Co tuner Reginald Willoughby visiting Peak Hill. Orders to be sent via Parkes Post Office.
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F.G
Korsch
W. Norris
Mingelo
Brisbane
Tayton's
Trangie
North Sydney
A. W. Taylor & Co’s
Domeny & Sons
Peak Hill District
New South Wales
Sterhen
Constable
Twamrock
Peak Hill
Constable Lawrock
Gulgong
McPhail
Parkes
Lemire
Tandy
Queenlike
Lady May
Reginald Willoughby
Mesers
Nicholson & Co
Sydney
Poak Hill
Licensing Court Dates for Peak Hill District
Court House Peak Hill announces special court on Thursday 7 December 1905 at 3 pm and quarterly court on Thursday 4 January 1906 at 3 pm. Notices pertain to licensing matters within the Peak Hill district. Court sessions listed under licensing district.
Goods and Implements For Sale At Positive Sale
A varied auction listing presents piano boards wardrobes chests tables and numerous iron items. Also included are ploughs harness buggy gear blacksmith tools timber and a large stock of hardware. A wide range of farm and tradesman equipment offered with many items second hand and new.
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Bath
Martin's
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Odessa
Moldavanka
Blovodka
Winaing
Oiessa
Bydney Boening News
H. A. Harraclough
He ‘Voster
Wid Georges
Korsch Peak Hill
A T. Sanderson
A. N. Davey
Aeneas Py
Co. W. Barnett
A. E MccIntosh
Bernard Gallagher
Genanagie
F. & S. Association
Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association
A. Miter
Messrs. Nicholson & Co
Sun Fire Office
Masonic Hall
Belle Creme Coy
James Williams
Sharso
Chapel Royal
Kew
London
Tom Saunders
Palace Theatre
Sypsay Press
Norross
Hi Ratp
Belle Crome
TreLecrarn
Bulletin
Avetraliag Stan
N. F
Geo. Brayne
C.P
Local Land Board
Dubbo
Sth
Noel
Crown Lands
Peak Hill Court House
A. J. Park
Coomber & Baker
R. J. Edwards
H. N. Gibson
A. May
Pam
Mingelo Hotel
Parkes Road
Fevais Hotel
C. & W. Richards
AVING
Metcalfe
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