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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 06, 1907

Page

8

Disease Kills Rabbits Plan for Next Season Field Tests

Brawter E Piper of the Biological Survey visited Madras to study a rabbit disease found from Haycreek to Agency Plains. He plans spring field tests, noting the disease is new to him and that local rabbit numbers have declined due to the outbreak. Piper cites costs in Whitman County and hopes government use will aid farmers and Australia’s rabbit problem.

Brawter E. Piper Biological Survey Department of Agriculture Madras Acros Plains Angerata Piper Haycroak Pullman Welch Baldwin Sheep and Land Co Australia Welu Biological Department Investi David Starr Jordan Stanford University Welsh Haycreek Whitman County Washington

Relief! Spectacles to Prevent Blurred Reading

A local chemist offers spectacles and reading assistance for readers whose vision blurs during extended newspapers, promising clearer print and relief from strain.

Brtragss

Diverse local notices and events in Yeoval district

Wheat at 3s 6d a bushel country wide. Draught horses sold in Orange up to £50. John Norton signs Labor pledge. Yeoval mines provide ore. Narromine aims to form a coursing club. Temora Show entries £100 trot closing Sept 10. Eden George may hold a ministerial portfolio. Archer Dramatic Co to perform in Masonic Hall tonight and tomorrow. Hospital subscriptions sent to shearing sheds. Gold from Bobby Burns mine after a clean up. Union church site purchased at Yeoval. 250 English women heading to Victoria. A duck began laying on March 14 and never missed a day. Sir John Forrest attacks William Lyne. Tariff raises horse Shoe charges in Albury Wodonga. Pettigrew’s sulky damaged by a kicking horse. Moeera Forgarty McLean horse wins at Grenfell Races. Ashburnham seat contest tight. Eden George confident. Bathurst Labor candidate Young refuses car ride. Immigrants work locally this week. Electors urged not to scratch names. vote for preferred candidate. Windsor Council clash ends with noses bleeding. Lion attack at Yass circus. trainer beaten, escape unharmed. Mr BR H McNeice supports Liberal and Reform in adjacent electorates. McNeice linked to late Premier Ballance. Liberal loyalty urged.

Orange John Norton Yeoval Narromine Temora Eden George Archer Dramatic Co Masonic Hall Bobby Burns Old Country Tervanta Victoria Molong T. Rice T. Brides Windsor Wirth Yass Marco BR. H. McNeice Liberal Reform MacNeice Ballance Novalas

Rory O'More Trotting Stallion Bought for Oakvale Stand

Rory O'More the trotting stallion has been purchased by Quinn Bros and will stand the season at Oakvale Coradgery Road for a fee of £2 108. Advertisements in our issue list his past performances and appeal.

Quinn Bros Rory O’more Oakvale Coradgery Road Rory O'More Solumne

Music by Telephone Brightens Caswell Street Night

Local bands entertained Caswell Street crowds on Saturday night with programmes heard clearly by telephone from settlers fifteen and twenty miles away, the music sounding as if the band stood nearby.

Caswell Street

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Oregon U.S.A Goldsbrough, Mort & Co., Ltd Wool and Produce Brokers Sydney Baker , Spence Albo Holloware Colonial Produce, &c Peak Hill Blackstone Sharple sYy Ttigrew, Harris Co., LL Telephone
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