Church Services Across Denominations This Week
Anglican notices list Peak Hill and Goobang services at evening and morning times led by various pastors. Roman Catholic masses alternate monthly on the second Sunday. Methodist gatherings occur in Peak Hill and surrounding areas with multiple services in September led by named ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Peak Hill
Anit Koilinn
Rov
J. B. Moulton
Goobang
Anit Alnctaven
Mr. J. Jeltert
Mobhail Ab
Peak Hill Express Incomplete Telegram Scatters News
Fragmented notice mentions Gambling Bill pause in Assembly and local items from Madina to Parkes. Includes weather, population notes, railway fares, health updates, and council actions. Reports on elections timing, public meetings, and local business updates with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madina
New South Wales
H. Reld
McAot
Us Politica
Commonwealth
Blackburn
Bullock Creek
Corfe
Mra
G. Hing
Peter Close
Crick
J. Whiting
Jacob Matthewn
Statlat
New Zealand
Navower
Parkes
Peonden
Chaceh
Western Town
Western Fares
Treasury
Eden George
Mila
Tenk Hill
Jarriame
Dubbo
Peale Hill
Court House
Coats
Calare
Parkes On
Parker
Exparss
Peak Hill Brose Band
T. Laing
Bani
Sydnay
Cooperstire Society
Patel Dune
Miei
Eline
Prak Hill
Cheap Railway Excursion to Sydney and Parkes Stop
Railway Department announces a low fare excursion train to Sydney with intermediate stops. The edifying trip offers a chance to visit the metropolis for the AWLG spring meeting. Train departs Parkes at 6 20 pm Tuesday September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Parkes
Tuenday
Syplembur
Faithful Dog Aids Rescue After Mine Collapse
Two rabbiters Smiokt Martin and ibn Jahan were digging a burrow in limestone country on the Upper Murray when the mine collapsed. One man fell into a cave. Mortis was killed and the other injured. They tied a kerchief around the dog’s neck and sent him back to camp to lead a search party into the cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiokt Martin
Ibn Jahan
Murray
Aeeuge
Mortis Wit
Dobinven
Hin
Toliusson Wax Rosowerl
News Items From A Papar In Postwar Broadcast Era
Fragmentary notes describe broad hints given to correspondents about mail transmission and the handling of church pew items. The text suggests fear that such items might not travel by mail and mentions government expectations about item presentation before being sold in malls. The language is ill-formed and the fragmentary OCR yields unclear specifics.
Artonbury Shows Consider Separate Car Ligh Judging
Members of the Vie Agricultural Society proposed at a meeting that two judges be appointed for car light judging at the forthcoming show and to indicate independently. If their decisions differ a referee would make the final ruling, a trial of the new system to ensure fairer judging than the current joint method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artonbury
Vie Agricultural Society
Heyeridge
Fiirer
McPhail Mems and District Notes From Our Correspondent
Ongoing district rains bring record points for local horses with Carusschael and Varney entries leading. A Macquarie River rise hits eighteen inches per hour amid a festive picnic for Mrs Birnie and Mrs Mitchell Keats son’s birthday. Obituaries mark the passing of Mr Pope in Sydney and Mrs Menzies, pioneer resident of Pookill, with local mines and industry noted as stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Carusschael
Lomingley
Bulgandeamine
E.R. Varney
Elleralie
Ton Mile
Ale. Maker's
Dilladerry
Graham
Gundonge
Korper
Crooke
Macquarie
Novcomine
Grisa
Vrivo
Ribbonwood
J. 2. McCudden
Dexter
Perico
Rock Hoon
Meedames Birnie
Mitchell
Mra
Birnie
Mitchell Keat
Mat Popo
Bydovy
Pope
Sydney
Cass
Roaidwat
McPhail
Cubyr
Mining Shipment Returns from SHOT Level Ore
Mining report records the first consignment of eight tons of ore from SHOT level at Wooten and Smith sent to Cockle Creek valued at £562 18s per ton. A second consignment of twelve tons was dispatched to Cockle Creek in the same week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs, Wooten
Smith
Cockle Creek
Cockle Crook
Commons Meeting moves branding cattle on the Common
A Commons Trustees meeting was held Tuesday evening. Alderman Bakes proposed branding cattle running on the Common with a tar brand, seconded by Alderman Mand and carried. The chairman reported over £25 in fees collected since July. Alderman Baken gave notice of motion for next meeting to furnish a return detailing revenue and expenditure up to June 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akerixa
the Commons
Ald. Bakes
Ald
Baken
Peak Hill
AM. Hand
Ald. Bing
King
Briyne
Prolonged Mine Whistle Irks Early Morning Residents
Residents wake to a lengthy engine whistle at Proprietary Mine, with Louie and others questioning the reason. The whistle reportedly blew for about a quarter of an hour, prompting the public nuisances inspector to consider inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reswears
Louie
Ture
Recovery of Rates Dispute at Peak Hill Debts Court
At Buall Debts Court the case against a Peak Hill property owner for £145 6s in rates proceeded after objections to particulars. The PM overruled delays and ordered payment, with verdict for the amount claimed plus court costs and witness expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buall
P.M
J. McKensey
Wie
Peak Hill
W. P. Foulkes
W. J. Dent
Dent
Atuteos
Fondant
Thomas Jackson
Revision Court
Witendant
Vefendant
P.M. L
Birth Report From Richmond Victoria
The wife of a laboring man in Richmond Victoria has given birth to quadruplets in an unusual case described as quadeuplota with all four healthy offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Victoria
Local Council Discusses Town Hall Plans and Grants
Mayor Ablermen J. Jackson led a council meeting where vacancy appointments were discussed, cemetery trustees named, and a push to raise a municipal grant was debated. A subcommittee was formed to report on building a Town Hall and library, with talks of funding and potential land use alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voxseer
Ablermen J. Jackson
Ulshoon
Hand
Ring
Trey
Baten
Swain
Aleetos
Moria
Statthiws
Brom Sra
Matthews
K.C. Church
Mesa
Glasheen
Ji Minogue
J. McAulinley
R. Reilly
W. Wilcox
B.C. N Prom
Laing
Mt. Ed. Campey
W. Is. Wynne
Government Tank
Rabbite
Ellen George
A.y
Hill Gut
Municipalitien
Immigration League
D.h. Bates
Bates
Avatralanio
Imater
Davey
Are You on the Roll for Commonwealth Voting
A public notice urges citizens to ensure their names appear on both Federal and State voter rolls. It stresses that voting rights require enrollment and highlights that federal ballots do not need a witness. The message targets men and women, urging participation in national progress and compliance with the registration process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrow
Evry Peta
Min
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Amber
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C. Pletcher
Che Peak Hill Express
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McPhail Mems
Mining News
Commons Meeting
The
Council
Rubbiou
India
Plaota
Paraiso
Ate Acoqunta
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