Peak Hill News In Brief and Local Notes
Local notes discuss the Peak Hill railway league fate and thanks to correspondents at Aled own and McPhail. Reports cover dances, Lands Commission sittings, dog registration, fines for shooting ducks, Trinity College exams, foxes, free passes remark, colonial military counts, heavy rain, local fines for dairy health, copper ore at Eugowra, rabbit control letters, and a tax proposal for landowners to fund rabbit destruction. Alectown meeting on tax schemes to back P.P. Board subsidies is announced.
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William Robinson
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New South Wales
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R. Gray
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Bunny
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P.P. Board
Rabbit Post
Waterford Shearing Opens as Oslear Plans Departure
Notices from Waterford mark the start of shearing at Mr T Rice's on 8 September while Police Magistrate Mr E Oslear announces a planned departure for Albury. The scene features local auctions, church and civic updates, and a light tone amid ongoing political and social chatter.
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T. Rice
Waterford
E. Oslear
Albury
Oslear
Sydney
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