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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
4
On Tuesday the people of New South Wales will select members to represent 90 electorates. The choice is between a Liberal Government praised for the past three years or a Labor Party charged with achievements harmful to the country and its major interests.
The article lists candidates who were returned unopposed from the last Parliament and those not seeking re election. Names include LUERAL Morton FP Allowrie Lanon Cano HL Broken Hill MacDonell Cobar Eddon Kahibah and Galleh Start, plus Anderson Botaughton Goulburn Dick Newenadle Kearney Armidale O Conor Sherbrooke Reynoldson Deniliquin Richards Mudgen.
A compact local page reports a town hall ratepayer referendum to be held once the tramway roll is ready. Cricket season opens next Wednesday with a married versus single match. Vexed supporters accuse Mr Tom Brown of taxing workers while raising his own pay to £120 weekly. Miners may hold two acres by miner’s right under the mining act. Tibbits and Sons sold Mr Berryman’s Myall View Estate for over £24,000 to H McLure of Victoria. Notes from the Philippines on tobacco use by children. The New South Wales Teacher and Tutorial Guide arrives to aid parents regarding boys. Premier Carruthers calls electors for September 1 referendum on federal questions and constitution. Also mentions a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ad testimonial from NZ.
Historical catalog note recounts Huon Chief and related stallions at Forbes shows and races. Mentions Edige Ty Chieftain offspring, King Muon Chief victories, and prize results at Forbes Show through 1908 with references to Messenger, Abdallah, and Top Score. Includes sale details, mare terms, paddocks, and shipment notices.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the Sander family medivine for Mevine of Conghe and Cobis and cautions about swap substitutes and attentions. Names and places are garbled, but the fragment implies a cautionary or advisory notice related to medicines or substitutions in a local context.
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