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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 27, 1905

Page

9

Narromine Farmers Endorse Peak Hill Railway Push

At the Narromine branch meeting Mr Webb urged the Secretary to inform the Minister for Works to build the Narromine to Peak Hill railway and for the Association to cooperate with Peak Hill. The motion, seconded by Mr Millar, received unanimous approval with President C Frater supporting. The group agreed to seek central association assistance.

Narromine Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association Webb Peak Hill Millar C. Frater Tomingley

Rabbit Trappers End Soon Says Local Chemist

C. F. Stephens chemist promotes a tin of Rabbit jam for field trappers. The product, sold for 2s 6d, claims instant lethality without mixing. Aledown trapper Mr Richardson reports two hundred rabbits killed in one night with Rabbo. Local chemist sells Rabbo.

C. F. Stephens Richardson Aledown F. Stephens

Pigs Poisoned by Phosphorus in Australian Farm

An Albury farmer lost four pigs to phosphorus poisoning after pigs accessed a paddock where phosphorus mixtures were used to poison rabbits. A sow and eight young pigs died after consuming rabbit carcases. the son survived. District inspector Wilks reported to Sydney, confirming phosphorus as the cause and warning pigs should not roam on poisoned land.

Albury Wilks Sydney

Proverbs Flipbook Echoes From An Old Ledger

A garbled excerpt lists proverb twists and moral quips on honesty, patience, love and folly. It parodies sayings on marriage, money, risk, and time, with fragmented lines suggesting a humorous compendium of widely known maxims.

A Modern Remedy Dr Sheldon's Cough Cold and Consumption Cure

A historical advert notes Dr Sheldon’s remedy claims to root out coughs colds and consumption with a permanent cure. Sold by G F Stephene.

Sheldon G. F. Stephene

Why Washing Day Harms Women and Sunlight Soap Remedy

A discussion on why women age faster from washing day heat and steam, and how Sunlight Soap offers a gentle method using lukewarm water that avoids boiling and scalding. The copy promotes a safer, easier washing routine claimed to whiten fabrics and ease labor for all households.

Boards of Health

Melbourne notes on racing, politics and work hours

The column ponders Gladsome as a Melbourne Cup prospect and predicts a surge of bye-elections if Nick Willis returns. It notes Melbourne Trades Hall backing six hour workdays with weekends and holidays, plus a monetary housing example and a verse on temperance and public health from a correspondent.

Melbourne

Aphis Post Recommends Treatment For Aphis Attacks

A correspondent advises a home remedy for stock attacked by aphids using kerosene, lard and sulphur in balanced amounts. Heat and stir to a mild paste and apply to the affected parts.

The Xpress Aphis

Meeting adjourned as leaders absent sparks railway league plan

The Farmers and Settlers Association gathering adjourned on Saturday afternoon due to the President E L Jones and other leaders being in Sydney for wool sales. Vice‑President R Charles accused the chair before those present decided to form a new Railway League. a full report follows in another column.

Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association E. L. Jones Whitmill Sydney R. Charles Railway League

Is Phosphorus the Cause of Bird Decline

The article contrasts claims that phosphorus from rabbit poisoning drives a bird decline in Molong with Inspector Finch's view. He argues if phosphorus were the cause, many dead birds would litter the land, yet he reports few poisoned birds outside crows across extensive local districts.

Molong Inspector Finch Finch

A Wonderful Invention for Footrace Judging

A Nowra man invents a clever timing device for footraces. A small four‑compartment box uses sliding bottoms and numbered balls. Tracks pull separate tapes that release balls into a funnel, letting one ball drop at a time and revealing dead heats by simultaneous drops.

Nowra

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Peak Hill Railway Noyes Bros Pitt-St., Sydney Australia Gibson Bros UNION Baker H. Schmidt Euchie Streft GECIL George St Anthony Hordern Brown Walker Buchanan House of Commons Dewar & Sons Hennessy Jamaica West India N.S. Wales Jd.de.z P.O.O K. McKenna Royal Hyde Park Hotel Nick Willis Jones Robinson Aphis Post
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