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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
18
Mrs. Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cluff of Road View Narromine died in local Hospital after a brief illness. She was 31, leaving seven children five daughters and two sons the youngest seven months old. She died on her birthday at 12 o'clock. Funeral was Sunday afternoon in Peak Hill Roman Catholic cemetery with burial service by Mr E D Glasheen.
Messus Burren and Co auctioneers offer the well-improved Settlement Lease known as Thorn ton for public sale on January 18 to wind up the McLeish Estate. The 2560 acre property is presented as an exceptional home opportunity. Obtain full particulars from the auctioneers and buyers will be driven to inspect.
A North Coast dairyman reports a large snake entered his milking yard and milked the cows. The serpent grew bloated and was killed. Inside its gut the dairyman found six pounds of butter formed into cakes. Officials consider removing the separator and breeding snakes to avoid future incidents.
The United States Government invited tenders for Panama bonds. A clerk at the American Exprega Company with no means won a bid of £1,000,000 and quickly sold to bankers for a profit of £3,000, costing only a twopenny stamp in postage.
The death of Mrs. Robert Frost, widow of the late Orange resident killed by a fall at Campdale, is noted. Born in South Creek, she lived seventy years in Orange as it grew from nothing. Her husband once owned the Lucknow goldfield, known earlier as Wentworth paddock, later sold and resold through several ventures before becoming Wentworth Goldfields Proprietary Company.
Prevent Despondency Clamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets brace the nerves banish despondency and invigorate the system. Easier to take than pills. For sale by AW Taylor & Co Peak Hill and J W Lees Tomingley. Seven new churches are now in course of creation in Tweed district.
Promotes a milk separation bowl for large capacity dairying in Peak Hill with superior skim milk and cream separation. Claims easy management and cleaning due to a single united plate interior that keeps whole milk from contacting separated cream or skim milk.
NSW notes report copper prices in London and tramway passenger safety. Local councils may control Pastures Protection aids while the Railway Commissioners weigh fare cuts. A Broken Hill publican is fined for selling alcohol with nicotine, and a drowning at Parramatta River is recorded.
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