Pita We Story Fragment Captures Vague Vat Panes
A fragmentary OCR item mentions vat panes and a person named Pita We, outlining unclear details about a property or workshop setting and a possible incident or description without full context.
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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
8
A fragmentary OCR item mentions vat panes and a person named Pita We, outlining unclear details about a property or workshop setting and a possible incident or description without full context.
Ma J Bagnes says Hartview School will reopen as attendance is expected to warrant it. Inspector Dennis will arrange for a teacher toHartview after Michaelmas vacation. A serious accident near Dubbo injures Alagala station resident Janes Gintannins. a buggy capsized after a cyclist distraction, and Mr Gillanders suffers a deep thigh cut and minor injuries from a lamp post impact.
Bridget Mary Beck died from burns suffered when her clothing ignited while cooking at Derribong Station Dandaloo on Saturday morning. Her husband, Alfred Beck, helped extinguish the fire and sustained burns. She died at Dubbo Hospital and was buried at Wellington. an inquest found death from accidental burns.
The Archbishop of Sydney issues a circular to Petersham clergy urging use of the prayer for rain on Sunday September 26. He notes drought indicators and recommends continued use of the prayer wherever expedient as long as the need for supplication remains.
The Express urges the Federal Government to refund duties on wire netting now collected. It argues delays in policy risk farmers' ability to erect netting this season and threatens a future surge in rabbit pests undoing seven years of pest control.
The State Standard Mason Hoxax inspected the local range Monday and found everything satisfactory. Shooting will begin in about a week once the official report arrives at Headquarters. Sergeant McLeay A G Litchfield and H Schmidt set to compete in the annual Hufle Match at Randwick in October.
Louvre Bent Co reports on 24th that last Wednesday’s sale was successful with most of the catalogue sold at good prices. Demand favors quality parcels while burr affected lots show weakness. Extended dryness lowers wool production, likely sustaining price firmness as shedding continues and large catalogues expected from the weekly sale starting on the 30th.
Wellington Jockey Club will stage a two day race meeting on November 19 and 20. The event adds to a busy season as racing resumes in the region with crowds anticipated.
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