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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
2
A damaged notice from the Pastures Protection Board of Molims district describes survey actions, enforcement dates, and assignments for pasture destruction work. It names Alfstang Haale and others, notes hearings and penalties, and is dated October 10.
The report details a public meeting agenda at Marvells Hall with the constable Guthrie and officers, aiming to discuss local police matters and school health concerns. It mentions hospital planning, a plan for village teachers, and the forthcoming population and charitable notices amid weathered OCR errors.
The readable text shows fragmented notes about Kadina and Marvey Pask, with unclear phrases mentioning Flat, Mowlay, and a grain line. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable, leaving only scattered names and vague actions without verifiable facts.
An elderly man was killed and others injured after a collision near Solanbly. The injured were rushed to town, attended by Dr. MacCaethy. Rho kidneys and liver bruising reported. one life spared, others in serious condition amid a grim accident report.
A long fragmented blot of Molong notices details a motion for dismission and a claim related to imprisonment in Wellington. It references land, onions crop, and a new minister in Bodorat Cabinst-Me, with a mix of local figures such as Lands Agent and 1 fesharer ig Birminhain. The piece mentions an upcoming Molong district meeting, church notices, and a general audit of local properties and tax assessments.
Fragmentary OCR reveals party activity and mining notes with references to Edis on, Diets Lo Cho, Vyrow, Os Aowpthe, and Marty's Auto, all amid water shortages delaying work. Mention of Callaghan null party and Marty null party hints at local political friction affecting a county task force.
An odd incident at the Cambridge Club Hotel involved Mr Ee Fal and his family with a violent disturbance on Wednesday. Mr Swain and Dr McCarthy aided the affected, while remedies were administered. the family remains under care awaiting further action Friday evening plans flagged.
An opening day event for McPhail church featured Rev. Wiltwon, dignitaries, and a large attendance. The ceremony included dedication of the hall, remarks from Mr. Bakos and others, and praise for community support. A planned Industrial Exhibition and Flower Show on October 27 and 24 was announced as a future highlight.
A fragmentary report discusses a small majority decision in the House of Approvatationcy concerning the town of the Federal Capital. It notes likely upcoming financial plans, railroad notes, and potential farm and factory involvement, with hopes for wider support and institutional backing.
A garbled telegram fragment mentions various names and places with unclear context. The text includes references to a minister, a report, and scattered phrases about events, but lacks coherent structure or identifiable facts to summarize a specific incident or topic.
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