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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1914
Page
4
Sunday April services listed for Forbes Grove Hill Bedgerabong Burrawang with times 11 am 7 pm 3 pm 11 am 7-30 pm and Rev J Rae Rev J Gardner and Rev T M Vittle M A noted as candidate. Presbyterian service also listed for Forbes Meadow Book Bu Fowrs at 11 am and 7 pm led by Rev T M Vittle.
The Forbes Advocate proclaims its circulation surpasses that of any two Forbes papers combined and invites advertisers to verify the claim in the usual way. G W Browneill is listed as proprietor.
Members are asked to note a trophy shoot on Good Friday at the local range starting at 4.04 am sharp. First prize is £1 1s, with an optional sweep stake for second prize. Handicay on the range.
The return of vital statistics through March 1 lists births totaling 47 with 22 males and 25 females. Deaths amount to 25 with 17 males and 6 females. Marriages total 16 in the period.
The week at Messrs Brook and Hassett's palace featured nightly screenings. The new Australian film Neathus tralian Skier drew a strong audience who appreciated the picture. Tomorrow night will screen a star program with Sins of their Fathers and a varied lineup.
For seekers of fast gains cattle breeding rarely pays, yet northwest stockkeeper shows potential. A six months old Durham calf draft from Fairview Station Moree district sold for two ger head at Winchcombe Carson's Home bunh auction last week.
The Forbes Musical Society has begun rehearsals for the comedy opera Dorothy to be staged later this year. Large choruses are required and all interested should attend Monday nights. Negotiations continue with Parkes Hospital committee to stage Dorothy at Parkes in aid of hospital funds following the Forbes performance.
Charles Manning sells Forbes Hotel to Captain Sinclair and, amid tales of luck with the number 13, recalls arriving in Forbes on March 13. He plans Sinclair’s takeover on April 14, reports of land purchases at Moree and Inverell, a Doncaster race clue, and Manning’s 12-year Australian journey from South Africa.
His Worship the Mayor of Forbes Alderman J J Patterson will present the trophies won during the Dash season at the council chambers tonight at 8 o clock. It is hoped all interested in the swimming movement will be present.
Messrs J Manzon and Co announce a grand extension sale starting tomorrow. They acquire the adjoining premises formerly occupied by wine merchants J Tuwohey and Co to reorganize departments. The new shopfront marks a striking transformation, signaling solidity and promising Forbes’ business future.
Mr Jmanek Tuohey who held a license for the Bank of Wine next to the Forbes hotel Rankin Street removes across the street next week and will conduct business as usual in the shop opposite until recently held by Messrs Button Bros. The site of Mr Tuohey's present shop will be added to Messrs Manson and Co.'s premises.
A monument was unveiled on Sunday at Independent Crniccery Rookwood in memory of David R. Brown a veteran Commercial Travellers Association member and Western NSW business pioneer. Ceremony led by Mr Messenger with officers Mrs Tosers and Mor Janes Waller present. Also notes social updates on local figures including Mr Wickham’s return to Fortes, Mr Ht. Page replacing him, and engagements and races across Forbes and Narrandera.
Lady Hilee wins the Autumn Handicap at Forbes in a thrilling finish. Mechot trains and rides, earning praise for patient tactics and late surge. Jockey and mare’s performance sparks cheers from the crowd, with strong support for the winner and trainer Mrs Mytole Byrnes.
Mr Cree M Gire MLA recounted a curious tale from Sydney about a traveler who, on disembarking at a ferry, faced a puzzled meter reader. The traveler said the cork had released, spoiling his baggage and leaving a “bogeage” mystery in a humorous, garbled exchange.
In Forbes on Tuesday a collector's and second hand dealer license was issued to Luke Maconnell famed as Wiley in Okey State. The long list notes local business interests, horse racing odds for Hawkesbury, and various shop ads including Buckland and Haaneard Lever Watches.
A fire at Messrs John Meagher & Co Ltd in Bathurst yesterday caused about £1000 damage before the wind drove the flames away. The main shop was saved. The note references Orkney Scotch Whisky. Sunday church plan altered as Mr Ry Shelton will not conduct Forbes services and will miss Derobalte afternoon service.
The Labor Government faced strong criticism from the Labor Council over State timber yards management. The conference discussed the Panama Exhibition representation and state debt transfer remains unsettled. Port Pirie railway workers faced fines. over 2000 boys left schools for pastoral or agricultural work. NSW mineral output rose. coal value noted. Megara Travers, Hurley, and Dick named to Public Works Committee. Leytoldt jailed for five years for misappropriating £900 from three clients. Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill second reading. Assembly passes Closer Settlement Bill. various Tax and Arbitration measures introduced and debated.
London reports that Sir Stan Buckminster declared the Irish movement is no longer a conspiracy to crush. Rev C B Horne argues Home Rule could be a key weapon against power in Ireland. Lord Hugh Dee moves to refer the Hill to a select committee of thirty. Pall Mall Gazette notes belief in a possible settlement within ministerial ranks.
Mrs Henry Flackel of Rocky Hide Sandy Creek died suddenly on Wednesday per the Grenfell Reeve. She planned admission to a private Grenfell hospital in days for treatment. Husband Mr Fluckel learned of illness after returning to Grenfell, with neighbors summoned. An inquest by the District Coroner found death from neural causes. Survived by a large family. Funeral led by Rev A Walker with Mr Pearson assisting.
Mr William E. Wildash died at Forbes hospital on Tuesday aged 22 from typhoid fever. He had worked for A. P. Mellor at Forbes for some time. Deceased’s parents live in Melbourne and the body was taken there for burial.
The Forbes Harriers Club held its annual meeting Monday night at the Albion Hotel with the Mayor presiding. D Thomas reported a 60 member roll, 33 races, 45 trophies, five championship events, and an aggregate prize lead by A O Nelson. The club discussed affiliation with the NSW Athletic Association and planned April 1 club runs.
Meera Tuohey and wife and others are moving across Rankin Street on Monday next after nine years at the present premises. The new dwelling is described as more spacious and convenient, with better ovation implied, and well wishes are offered for the firm’s success in the change.
The Elections and Qualifications Committee met to review the appeal against Mr Grimm’s return for Ashburnham. Absentee votes were inspected after missing bags were found, and two bags of local option votes were opened revealing a missing parcel and a suspected discrepancy in absentee totals. Chief electoral officer P A Coghlan testified as the panel adjourned to hear Mr Lynch, the defeated candidate, speak.
A well improved up-to-date farm located two miles from railway inspection stand. Asking price £12 per acre. MLean & Co. Amante, Orange.
For sale in Orange area 2300 acres CP grazing land with river frontage and springs, priced at 35 per acre. Lean & Co. Agents offer cottages, farms, builds sites and orchards. Also ideal house near Orange with land, near railway, furniture included. Cottages in Orange offered from low prices with good rents. Send for lists from McLean & Co., Property Salesmen.
For sale notice offering 35 acre orchard near town at £1600, 66 acre orchard well improved at £2500, and a 30 acre poultry farm at £900. Cash and terms. Inquiries to Aulean & Co, Property Salesmen.
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