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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 30, 1906

Page

4

Crick and jurors noted in old Australian report

A fragmented news roundup cites Crick addressing the jury for hours, a King Edward barrister, and a £500 fund presented to Father O Keeffe of Orange. It mentions a new Liquor Act aiding lawyers, clearing-out sales in Lismora, labor shortages at Broken Hill, and other assorted local items from Victorian courts to firing incidents and public notices.

Crick Edward Father O'Keeffe Orange Nale Moar Lismora Broken Hill Tenterfield Frederick Darley Australia Commonwealth Germany Bingleton J. T. Hooke Newtown Court George Campling Chanivt Arncliffe Amman Castlemaine Vic Pooncarie Monindie Far Woot Close Bud Willis Riff Dowo Hins Giommi Gilgandra Irangie Bonnington Wallerawang Millia Nawbeck Joseph Cookin Sydney Chines Rina Parkes Greta

Case in Paddington reveals liver ailment cured by Tonic

Mary Ward at Caledonian Street Paddington tests medical claim about Clem ents Tonic after long illness. She describes fatigue pain between shoulders, nervousness and poor appetite, and credits the tonic with restoring health and digestion. The statement ends with a statutory declaration sworn at Paddington in November 1904.

Mary Ward da Caledontiar Street Paddington State of New South Wales Commonwealth of Australia Heru

Commons Trustees Meeting Notes Burned Patch Concerns

Auterixo of the Commons Trustees met Monday with Jackson Morris Glasheen Davey and Bakes present. They discussed an arson incident with Mr EBJ left burning and charcoal patches on the Common. A dam access clearing and notices posted were noted. The council was asked to refuse a £5 debt to the Council while auditors had previously certified accounts.

Auterixo Commons Jackson Morris Glasheen Davey Bakes EB. J. i Fry Williamea Tome McLeay Commona Ti Wna

Bush Fires Ravage Wide Australian Outback

A telegram in Tuesday's Sydney papers reports a disastrous bushfire burning across the far west. It has burnt out several stations and swept 200 miles from the Darling toward Cobar. No one can approach within a wire of the James. heavy rain may slow the devastation, but if winds rise thousands of sheep face perishing.

Sydney Jiapers Darling Cobar James

Terrible Torture At Collarendalern Cart Crash

Whiist H. Jones was driving a cart when the horse bolted and a stump caused him to be thrown, his entangled leg dragged, he lay in a bush all day, found warming with ants, thigh bone protruding through the flesh and broken in two places with little hope of recovery.

Whiist H. Jones Collarendalern

Obief Justice Sia Farvunice Danter Appointed

On Tuesday Sia Farvunice Danter was named Obief Justice. The bemade of the Bar hailed the appointment as he noted he is in his seventy sixth year and could retire, but he feels able to continue performing his duties for now.

Tuesia

Court rules against gambling claim in Tattersall sweep

In Dubbo District Court Mayford Morrin sued George Adame for £100 from a Tattersall's sweep prize. The money had been paid into court. His Honor held the court lacked power to order disposal of gambling winnings and refused the application.

Topax Docker Dubbo Mayford Morrin George Adame Tattersall

Rights and duties at the polling place during elections

The text discusses elector verification at the polls, noting that voters must have their names on the roll and prove identity if challenged. It emphasizes procedures for the presiding officer to confirm a voter's identity and address, ensuring proper eligibility to vote.

AML Sharp

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