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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 20, 1907

Page

17

Items of Interest in a Turbulent Era

The extract surveys a wide range of topics from political shifts in Russian press to local election results, droughts, and notable incidents. Reports mention judges resigning, parditions, thefts, and weather patterns. It notes a fire destroying Murwillumbah and Bangalow damage, the Lusitania record crossing, railway lobbying, and rising rabbit populations with countermeasures.

Huon Chief horse lineage and show success at Forbes

Huon Chief a thoroughbred stallion by Chieftain out of Priam with a chestnut coat and 15.3 hands, described as sound and temperate. He won the Tine Handicap Trot at Forbes Racecourse and repeated wins over Globe II in prior showings. At Forbes Show 1909 he claimed first prize and champion trotting stallion, defeating Mambrino Abdallah and Globe I as Top Score, his colt, won Handi sap Trot and Pony Trot. Details cover sale to John Hills in 1907 and paddock provisions, with mares to be sent to the male sire.

Chieftain Priam Whipple Huon Almont Ian Huon Chief Forbes Globe Junior Parkes Messenger Mambrino Abdallah Globe I Forbes Show Huon Wld John Hills Newtown Sydney Re We Banton Fitegerald Kaan Forbes

Bunnington's Trish Moss and Coughs and Colds Remedy

A brief 19th century style notice touts Bunnington's Trish Moss as a standard family medicine for coughs colds and chest affections warning against cheap substitutes and promoting a distinct remedy option for households.

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Temperance Party Homebush Ashburnham Garden of Eden F. Stephens O'Connor Federal Arbitration Court J. W. Fletcher P.M E. Marriott Orange Bondi Tamen Clancey Millthorpe West Australian Assembly Labor Roy. Carr-Smith Murwillumbah Bank of New Menindie Down A.W. Taylor and Co Peak Mill Widoa, Lumingley C. W. Barnett Peak Hill Roache Bunnington Trish Moss J. H. Bates The City and Guilds of London Poultry & Eggs W. T. Sheringham Norwich Farm Comnock W. T. Sherringham Oumaoc E. D. Glasheen Blacksmith & Wheelwright C. & V. Richards AVING Thureday Wildie’e Commercial Walter Brown H. H. Howard Royal Mail Poak Hill Dubbo McPhail Tomingley Greyleg Olour Af Byakian Farhan Guevizo Fairy Trenton Flora Molvor Murex H.C. Bruzeville Owuess
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