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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
19
The Friday meeting covered routine business before discussing Bruce Smith's motion to admit Japanese to the Commonwealth. Debate concluded the move would be detrimental, with one member supporting the motion.
At Rosehill Mr W McKeown’s pen was shorn last Thursday. Seven hundred fifty Jamba six and seven months old averaged Abs. do per sheep of wool. One thousand three hundred ewes and hoggets averaged Sozs for I months wool. Rosehill sheep were shorn a month earlier than usual with an 88 percent lamching rate.
An elderly man named Hanlon, living near Bonalla, was found seated on the floor after a fire broke out and died soon after from severe burns. Catherine Woat of Albert Park Victoria died in a kitchen blaze. William Gardiner near Candolo perished after falling into a paddock fire on Saturday.
Next week's two day event features a monster programme each night with pianola gramophone selections songs children's drills fortune telling nail driving and other contests. Prizes include a solid nugget of gold and a bottle of rain. Entries close Monday. exhibits not received after 4 30 p m Thursday.
Sunday morning neighbors heard screams from Mrs John Deans home. Her apron caught fire while lifting a kettle, clothing burned, Mrs Dean removed to hospital after Dr MacCarthy treated her injuries. Progressing satisfactorily, though severely burned on arms and body.
The October issue outlines an outdoor theme on the cover with camping girls by a fern glade. It emphasizes Australasian content with contributions from across Australia and New Zealand and praises Miss Miles Franklin and Mrs. Mary Gilmore for their notable writing in the issue.
A wedding at the Gundongs near Tomingley celebrated the union of Mr. F Crowhurst and Miss L Fish with Rev H G Wiltson officiating. A midday ceremony, reception, toasts, dancing, and a large gift list followed, with guests continuing celebrations into the morning.
The fragment mentions a Preparation Bar fitted to digestion in a tale and the result as F Aleph. Details are garbled with missing names and places, yielding no coherent event or entities to summarize.
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