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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
11
Mr Cuantes A Waller assistant teacher at Neutral Bay Public School is appointed to succeed J F Lowe as head teacher of Alectown Public School. He leaves Neutral Bay after receiving gifts from the footballers and a Teacher's Bill from the Methodist Sunday School.
Mr McDonnell moved to adjourn the Assembly over a circular from the Pastoralists Union urging law circumvention on rabbit destruction. He urged immediate action to enforce laws, accusing pastoralists of creating surplus labor for cheaper shear. Mr Ashton warned action if relaxation was proved, then debate ended without further steps.
Read by the member for the district, statistics chart Trundle patrols covering 1,407,000 acres with 288 holdings. Cropped area totals 58,519 acres. live stock numbers include 3,237 milch cows and 7,377 sheep. Dairy output and machinery value are given, noting wheat area expansion from Trundle to Quatoo and to Fifield.
A brief notice reports Woods Groat Peppermint Cure used for children’s hacking coughs at night. The item lists the medicine as available from Iu 6d. and notes its suggested use for remedying nocturnal coughing in youngsters.
Echoes about McKeown starting shearing at Rosehill tomorrow and Lady Campbell Bannerman's death last week. David Tasker of Condobolia wed Ella Richards of Weebah. Wheat stocks at railway stations down from 1,108,000 to 380,000 bags since April. Conlobolin seeks a government grant for a School of Arts. Sir Ambrose Shea died, leaving £50 property. In NSW land registry, 700 single men and 500 married with six children on average. Bonnington's Irish Moss promoted as chest medicine. Hugh McDonald MP for Castlereagh ill then recovering. weight fell from 15 to 10.5 stone. Variegated thistle causing cattle deaths at Singleton. Forbes Farmers Association defunct. Pastoral sale on Lachlan rose from £5,000 to £20,000. American buys land on Jordan bank, shipping water worldwide. Crick says no Lands Department officers from his admin will be maligned. Siemens Iron and Quinine Tonic touted as cure for neuralgia and anemia. 3s per bottle.
The Zam-Buk remedy is promoted as a rapid and permanent cure for piles with soothing effects after first use. A Queensland farmer testifies to long suffering and two operations before Zam-Buk cured him, plus additional claims of healing a horse injury and various household uses. Available in 1s 6d and 3s 6d sizes from The Zam-Buk Co. Sydney.
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