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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 14, 1906

Page

2

Australians urged to vote in impending federal election

The piece calls on every man with regard for his country to participate in the federal election in September, condemns unqualified MPs, and argues for honest, capable representatives. It notes Jim Brown may win again, mentions Calare race, and discusses the upcoming Shire Council election in November with emphasis on prudent local spending and responsible leadership.

Tur Federal Procier Australia Lnst Elootion Jim Brown Brown Calais Tom Brown Herciu Calare

Waltee Hall Woe and Financial Reforms Highlighted

Fragmented 19th century financial note mentions Waltee Hall, Rowoh's Redfern brewery, and a £18 000 transfer to a proprietor. It states an annual report recommending dividend payments at 12 percent, £20 000 in reserve, £12 000 in notes, and £17 350 advanced on premises, reflecting restructuring.

Waltee Hall Redfern

Trinity College Exam Results At Sir Josephs Convent

Local Trinity College of Music London Preparatory Division results released after the exam held at Sir Josephs Convent on June. Nylip Fay scores 100 marks maximum while Ethel Morris 5 marks Myrtle McDonald 77 Monica Reill 70 Lob McDonald 78 Dorothy Le Heau 72.

Tur Sir Joseph's Convent Mth Trinity College of Music London Nylip Fay Maximia Ethel Morris Myrtle McBonald Monica Reill Lob McDonald Dorothy le Heau

New Business Opens at Doak Hill Oxtey’s Store

A new shop named Oxtey’s Store opens at Doak Hill opposite the Bank of Australia. Mr Molant plans a large stock of drapery and household goods and will add a grocery department a few days later.

Mus Malany Doak Hill Pemniacs Oxtey's Bank of Australinia Molant Deairns Hiovtsanil Shen

Hospital Management Bill Aims at Corporate Committees

The Chief Secretary pushes the Hospitals Bill for Mariament to introduce soon. The plan seeks radical changes in hospital management by making hospital committees fully corporate and subject to related controls. Provisions to address existing legal gaps and prevent abuses are noted.

Tal Management Thia Natiow

Miners Tackle Elute Troubles At Great Eastern Mine

Frazee and party confront elute difficulties due to hard country at the Great Eastern Mine. A plan change is under way and recovery is expected. Last week’s cleaner from tailings was satisfactory, but wet weather slowed cyanide processing and tailings handling difficult.

Messrs. Frazee Great Eastern

Planned Departure Leaves Peak Hill Pharmacy Lead In Transition

Peak Hill Pharmacy will be overseen by Mr. Hughon of North Sydney during the absence of Mr. Stephens who intends to marry in Byron Bay. Stephens and his bride are wished long life and happiness by The Exeness.

Ma. O Srerena Byron Bay Peak Hill Me. O A. T Hughon North Sydney Exeness Mr. Stephens Bin

Wellington Horse Sales Record Breaks Price Pace

The Wellington sale by Pratley Bros saw 410 horses sold on day one with buyers from Victoria Gippsland Sydney and Temora. Averaged £2068 per head for 187 head led by Madura and Pratley Bros. Total foregone about £424007 across two days with prices from £13 to £395 for various classes.

Benvogayn Tarbon Aulea Wellington Roel Bowke Victoris Gippsland Sydney Temora Juno Cootaminatra Harry Kaylor Madura Pratley Bros

The Crick-Willis Case at Motion Court

The case involves W. Ne Willis W. P Cricky and Chas Rath accused in a tax conspiracy. The court failed to hear any witness evidence and postponed trial to the next Quarter Sessions with magistrate Willis Cricky Rath committed for trial.

W. Ne Willis W. P Cricky Crickadieenode Boneh Bath Thanyone Mr. Urick Willis Crivky Rath Sesalong Croke Willie

Round The District Weather Brings Mixed Harvest News

Fortis rains aid district crops with promising yields. Farmers report strong tonnage from fields at Tell on Kyalite estate and Tomingley with notable producers Mossra W Hondo Walter Hodges and W Maker. Sand and mining activity continues as Birnie Nicolls push for more gains despite weather damage and poor returns.

W. H. Pare W. Hando Aj Antin Tatteranll and Son Tong Hinta Baventy-nite Pointe McPhail Mossra Hondo Walter Hodges W. Maker Mosera Urowhurat Suna Birnie and Nicolls Imainributora N. L. Delacy Peak Hill M. Pops

MINGLEO Weather Rain and Harvest Hopes Amid Community Notes

About 140 points of rain fell here on Sunday and Monday. Crops look well and a good harvest may be expected. Mrs. M. A. Johnson celebrated her 70th birthday on Charmday with relatives and friends. A meeting of parents on Friday planned arrangements for the annual school play on September 26.

M. A. Johnson

Trundle Progress and Rail Link Nears Completion

Trundle lies 6 to 14 miles from Bogan Gate and near Parkes as the railway from Bogan Gales to Trundle nears completion. The line is laid to a tow mile, with Navambar target but not opened until February. The station site is awkward near the Bist township, a petition by residents failed to move it. The town has grown rapidly with new cottages, some large wheat growers, and a rising harvest. Shearing is in full swing and skilled machine operators are scarce. Local stations include Yarrabundi and several others, all connected by telephone. Trundle offers two hotels, stores, a bank branch, chemist, and police and post offices, with weather described as delightful though summer heat noted.

Trundle Bogan Gate Widdé Parkes Gowle Tenme Maile Leo Curras Jong Bogan Gales Navambar Bist Thie Lille Yarrabundi Woodyiow Mordiilleg Plevna Dardwell Montine Clouleigh Burra Burra Jumble Plaine Murenmbugie Rosewoul Oakwood Wilgas Vonaista Taion Bank Octoe Will

Various Local Notices and Incidents Observed in Harvey Park Region

A fragmentary local record notes Harvey Park developments, a £205 theft alleged at Christ Church Sydney, calls for young draught horses, and the Murmurs and Settlnts Association shifting to political work. It mentions a storm incident at White Chile, property transfers, a shooting accident near Mrs Sharkey, and church and school notices amid civic chatter.

J. He Philip Christ Chirch Sydney Messia Gibson and Jerkeon Forbes Brapys Murmurs and Settlnts’ Association White Chile John Boufier Diaponal Hodges George Sharkey Methodist Church of New Harvey Park Estate Frank J. Nixon Pantorallata New South Wales Auieide Trinity College Nellie Farquharson Pion Dubbo Wonk Hill New Zealand Qt Nice Clarke Forbes Co-operative Dairying Co Forbes Hopital South Queensland England Sul-Ineouotor Farran Bank of Australasia Parra Tn Fank Hill Wan Logan Civer Phillip Shark Sharkwy

Sunshine Ma J Jackson Proposes Machinery Shed at Local Depot

District agent Sunshine Ma J Jackson erects a machinery shed at Sunshine Harverter Depot. A sign announces a debate over the project as to whether the depot improves the area’s architectural appearance and the business spot.

Ma J. Jackson Sunshine Harverter

Earth-Hunger and Wealth Drive Samuel McCaughey's Land Purchases

The text depicts Sir Samuel McCaughey as a land baron with vast holdings in New South Wales and Queensland and notes his recent acquisition of the Oakhurst station near Wy a long way, comprising about 27 000 acres. It contrasts his wealth with past losses during the days of the freight and hints at the broader perception of land speculation and its social impact.

Btn Samiet Cavaney Chick Oakhurst Station Nsw Wold Vonaider Himell Samuel M'Caughey Fur & Wong

Parkes Dairy opens Cream Depot at Peale Hill

The Parkes Dairy Company has established a cream depot at Peale Hill near the Commercial Hotel for receiving and dispatching cream to Parkes. The depot will be managed by Mr. Tl. H. Ward and is expected to benefit local dairymen.

Parkes Dairy Company Peale Hill Parkes Tl. H. Ward

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