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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
2
A garbled report notes a mishap during travel from Kudlind sortport causing a delayed tie game. Details are unclear due to the fragmented transcription, with references to timing and a possible Friday morning occurrence.
The document notes a settlement lease related to Philips M I A and a Department of aus reference. It mentions a receipt and reply process, with a aim to inform about stations and applications. It references Bougonbosy Holding and a Land Board decision pending with applicants for the tandem, with a secretary named M. Grawy.
The document directs landowners and occupants within the district to undertake destruction of rabbits. The work was to commence on or before the 7th of July and continue until further notice.
The document reports on Mr A Stewart of Waverley facing insolvency amid a deteriorating estate. It cites debts, shop premises in Gallahra and Liverpool Street, and a failure to meet creditor obligations. The case outlines his financial collapse, with court and mining warden actions referenced and a substantial loss tied to failed business ventures.
An OCR damaged notice lists church service details for several parishes including Peak Hill Kadina and Kadina area. It references times in the afternoon and evening and mentions Roman Catholic services. The text is partially illegible with multiple misspellings.
A garbled report notes a meeting of the McPhail Progress Association. It mentions a weather station project at McPhail and references individuals Towingley Canary and Linton Hasty amid unclear discussion of government action.
Mrs T Stanton fell ill Monday morning and Dr Bonsman from Parkes attended. Andy Jun ton was removed to Park Hospital amid evolving circumstances. Mr Blewart intervened quietly to stabilize the situation as plans unfolded for a doctor’s trial and future actions.
Disjointed telegrams report famine in the Balkans with tens of thousands starving, alleged massacres in Loeb, and prisoner clashes. Mentions mayors, government funds, drought costs, and looming arbitration while a hurricane devastates towns in Yushton and Yan Miguel. A German faces charges of threats in America.
Hospital committees met in the afternoon with President Gibson chairing. Officers reported on resident treatment, discharge figures, and staffing. a plan for training and registration was approved amidst discussion of monthly totals and upcoming duties.
A Kadina picnic and concert raised about £10 for hospital hospitality. The event featured Miss Tropadeis, Mrs Allea, and Mr Kowal among others, with Aid gathered by local committees and Parken Peak Hill visitors provided. The program included songs, a dynamic overture, and a variety of performances, while refreshments were served and attendees praised the day’s entertainment and sociable spirit.
Fragmented report notes Alluvial mills considering payable claims. Parties including Callaghan, McDonald, Ling, O'Brien, Barna, Wilson, Worden, and Harris cited in distributions and tributes. A local pottery sale and New Year’s gift event referenced with expected material gains and compensation.
A garbled reminiscence describes a Greek picnic at Bullock Crow hosted by a group of Britons. It mentions large turnout, visitors from across the district, and a day spent with meals, songs, and socializing at Bullock Crow. The piece notes the sense of community, the crowd’s enjoyment, and references to familiar locals and regular attendees.
A wedding at MPhail Wednesday evening celebrated Mi Thos Radda and Mi Hedda nee from KL Hedda. Officiated by A. ofleiated, guests included Jae and J. Mavis, with witnesses and family in attendance. The ceremony announced adjournment to the widlegrowun residence where music and dancing followed, with relatives and friends partaking in a celebratory gathering.
Fragmentary text mentions a event on the 37th and a person or group named The Acwesil paolo. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. Could refer to a local meeting or performance with energetic descriptions and a reference to Wet Son. Names, dates, and places are not decipherable.
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