Church Services Led by Jim Roman at Stine
A schedule lists Methodist services with times and locations. Observers note devotions at 7 00 pm and morning gatherings on Monday. Names include Mr J H Sedgwick and Mr J B Sedawich among organizers at local halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Roman
Om Senehey
Wnent
Stine
Ort
Methodist
J. HL Sedgwick
Methhall
Tam
Wie
A Yoong
Pak Hill
Kr J. Muer
J.B. Sedawich
In Memoriam Collins Dearly Loved Son Francis
In memory of Francis John Edward Collins who died October 8 1904 at Mingelo aged 1 year 7 months. The parents place a small memorial note with a photo on the wall and express their enduring love and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Tor Attic
Darlin
Rancis John Eidward
Ana
Mingelo
Peak Hill News Bits and Local Notices 1907
Local notes from Peak Hill dated Friday October 25 1907 cover hay making plans and crop reports between Bathurst and Dubbo. Parliaments likely prorogation in early November. Obituaries and notices include Mr J Jolhare Mr Nt Stephens and Mr P Galfoey. A grand concert a silver cup event and a flower show prize payments are scheduled with auctions and sales around November 2 and 20.
Farewell to Wor. Bro. Stephens at Masonic Lodge
Masons gathered on Thursday 17th to bid farewell to Wor. Bro. O F Stephens as he departs for Bangalow. Wor. Bro. G J Crowhurst led the meeting with toasts and praise, a past Treasurer’s jewel was presented, and the gathering ended with Auld Lang Syne and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacw
Manonio Levhice
Thureday
O. F. Stiphens
Bangalow
W.M
Staphinna
Turdent
Stephens
Lodge Jarney
Kinckwy
Oo Murray
Nonga
Brox, Chappel and Kitto
Konge
Bros T. Hand
R McLeon
Dann
Wor
Brow, Knuckey and Crowhurst
Yabsley
Orange Sensation: Man Shot in Anson Street and Suspect Apprehended
Report from Orange describes two men Joseph Thomas Smith and Charles Lecount leaving a Parramatta hotel. Lecount allegedly fired twice at Smith wounding him fatally and later surrendered. Inquest returned a murder verdict against Lecount and he faces trial in the Sydney Circuit Court on November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Anson Struet
Joseph Thomas Smith
Charles Lecount
Parrhmata
Haslam Aas Stanford
Lecount
Smith
Armstrong
Orrcuit Court
Sydney
Lycount
Butterbone shearer linked to liberal subscriptions raise funds
A brief note reports Butterbone shearer arranging new subscriptions totaling £80 amid a broader column of miscellaneous incidents. The items also mention the desecration of Kruger’s Pretoria tomb and a railway accident near Forbes with one fatality en route to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Pretoria
Tames Ferguson
Forbes
Springfield
Bathurst District
Armd Gorge Phillips
W. H. Webb
McPhail Mems and Local Happenings at Hillgrove
Norurso wued to report Lut-by wondnr nd gen a hoppers. Wallaby Park finished mearingInst idity, McChai and McQueen to leave for Hillgrave for a new mine post. McPhail Public School excelled at Ponte Hill Exhibition with prize wins and praised map plans. Hilda Mitchell lost handwriting contest. Sarah Birniy won second prize at Ponte Hill Show. Concert at Moethodint Church supported Groft family and attracted many despite colds. Prizes from Sunday School distributed. young grasshoppers harm Mr Wah Sing's veg garden. John Butler backed Poseidon for the Derby. Hillgrove moves announced. Mining quiet. new tributors start work. C Smith to lead Parkes Public School in head teacher’s absence but missed due to late arrival of Mr McDonaldey.
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Norurso
Wondnr
Genaahoppers
Wallaby Park
Chai
McQueen
Hillgrave
Bunkett Mine
J. Crmini
Burrage
McPhail Public School
Ponte Hill
Hilda Mitchell
Sarah Birniy
Prizato
Ponk Hill
Moethodint
Groft
Wah Sing
John Butler
Joral
Poseidon
Derby
Purr
Hillgrove
C. Smith
Parkes
Thara
McDonaldey
Methodist Lecture by Rev Boyer Highlights Wesley Work
The local Methodist Church hosted Rev. F. O. Boyer of Orange in a Friday evening lecture on John Wesley's life and mission. Chair J. Morrie noted support for a home mission board, funds surpassed last year, and gratitude was given to Boyer for his address as the gathering closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer
Orange
John Wesley
J. Morrie
Booth
Wien
Forlos district sheds cut out. early drought impacts noted
Fragmentary report shows sheds in the Forlos district largely out of use as Narromina and the southwestern region shift sheep to early harvest. Railway Department issued orders for next week with deposits paid, indicating a staged grain or stock movement amid the downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narromina
South Western
Railway Department
Tomingley Branch Agitates Over Land Leases at Meeting
A Tomingley branch meeting of the Farmers and Sattler Association discusses immediate steps to save recently cancelled improvement leases. Proposals seek 10 000 acres for additions and 16 000 acres for originals, with debate over living areas and equal treatment for settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Campbell
Association
I. Campbell
R. Carter
Messrs. Frater
Turner
Mungery
Frater
Crowhurst
Mr. Crowhurst
Comber
Bulgandranine
J. Grahame
Tink
Cas Carter
Lynch
Trefle
McDonnell
Federal Labor Leader Watson Returns Amid Retirement Talk
Commonwealth Labor Party leader Mr J C Watson arrived in Sydney by express from Melbourne and said he planned no retirement announcement. He cited health reasons and a need for rest, denying any commercial billet or High Commissionership link and offering no further comment on his future plans.
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J.C. Watson
Commonwealth Labor Party
Sydney
Express
Melbourne
Synxsy
Monsind Henang
Mr. Watson
Tigwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peak Hill Express
NNN
Jus. Jolhare
Nt. Stephens
Bathurat
Dubbo
Teachers Association
Mountain King
Lortwu
GN. Gibson
BF. Stephens
Myalls-Peak Hill Band
B. Yabsley
Lisnarte
Nicholas Baxter
McNamara
Eotore
Darlington
Tuepaotor Cooney
Sereal
Pearcy and Williams
Baldoridgery
P. Galfoey
Narromino
ED. Glashwen
Peak Hill
J. Varavicini
Bingor Coipaiy
Parkos
Heen
Taleamnan
J. TE. Smin
Yulin
Us, Simith
Cenistant
Myl*hail
Gauithett Tur
Masonic
Bro. Stephens
McPhail Mems
Rev
Tomingley
A Mertgo
Tomingley Beanch
Forners’ and Sattler’ Association
A .R. Bairstow
Arper
C. Bsss Comber
F. Turner
W. Tink
F Grahame
G. Crowharat
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