Forbes Court Fines Youth for Hooliganism in Lachlan Street
Reginald Hill a laborer of Forbes was fined two charges in Forbes Court for indecent language and inciting resistance to arrest in Lachlan Street on April 2. He pleaded guilty after officers arrested a man named Gage. Hill resisted and used abusive language toward police. The magistrate noted lack of respect for a police uniform. Hill had previous conviction for resisting arrest.
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Reginald Hill
Lachlan Street
Hill
R. O. Palmer
Mixon
Gonsteble Fisher
Gage
Nixon
Cobley
Palmer Annd
Uinge
Sewell
Tewan
Guage
Nicon Smig Tai
Man's Nose Broken in Store Fracas
Dwight pleaded guilty to assault after a February 14 incident in which Mollie Huge suffered a fractured nose and facial injuries. A magistrate fined him £24 plus compensation to Hugo and costs. eye witnesses described Dwight’s threatening behavior and a prior legal dispute between the two men.
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Dwight
Cobley
Palmer
Mellon
Bnllerte
Hugo
Meulon
Mell Jon
7. A. McLean
McLean
Wigistrate
Tim
Huger
Accommodating School Building at Jemalong
Unclear text discusses accommodation capacity for a new Jemalong school building. Mentions aims to house up to about 26 children, partial solution to school needs for Forbes area, references Mulgendry and Burnette, and proposed relocation to Forbes or Mulganedry site with hopes for a brighter outcome for local children.
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Jemalong
Iby Footer
Forbes
Mulganedry Building
Government to allot land blocks for soldier settlement at Jemalong
More than 240 applicants seek 14 blocks acquired from Jemalong Estate for soldier settlement. The Porbea Courthouse and War Service Land Settlement Bard examine claims as ballots will determine successful bidders. Blocks lie about 22 miles west of Forbes with irrigation potential and varied sizes from 960 to 1000 acres.
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Jemalong Estate
Bard
Porbea
Big Jon
Forbes
Jotton
Lachian
Gm Averigh
Keep Watch On Yourself Says Judge To Young Offender
Walter Edgar Gage pleaded guilty to offensive behaviour and indecent language in Lachlan Street on April 2. In court Mr Cobley warned the young man to control drinking and avoid street fights, noting previous drunkenness convictions. Gage was fined £1 for offensive behaviour and £1 for indecent language.
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Gauge
Mr. Cobley
Cobley
Gage
Council Inconsistent Says Forbes Taxi Men
A reader accuses Forbes Council of inconsistent taxi plate policy. The letter notes that two extra taxi plates were once approved given five cabs, yet a new application by Mr N Cantridge was granted while prior applications were refused. It calls for better public service and reduced fuel costs for existing taxi and hire-car operators.
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Fortes
Forbes
N. Cantridge
Canridge
Taski
Fabluhdully
Theft at Hankin Street sports store nets ammunition
Thieves broke into the rear storeroom of Sand J. E. Wallace on Hankin Street last Saturday and stole a quantity of ammunition and sporting equipment. Police are investigating the break in and seeking the offenders.
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Sand
J. E. Wallace
Hankin Street
Angle Parking Debate Leaves Street Trees in Jeopardy
Readers weigh nose-in versus back-in angle parking as Fortes considers a change. Arguments cite driver precision and safety with kerbside obstacles, while tree trunks suffer from back-in regulation. The lasting impact on streetscapes and a nod to John Goilfrey Saxe close the note.
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Fortes
Less Meat If Wool Prices Remain High
The We Meal and Allied Trades Federation secretary Mr H Kefford warns only an immediate drop in wool prices can avert a meat shortage this winter. He notes many shaters hold sheep after shearing in July hoping for high prices and that meat rationing would not free more meat for sport or local competitions.
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Sybory
We Meal and Allied Trades Federation
H. Kefford
Kefford
Cateman
Calcum Butchers’ Association
W Hodgson
No Trouble To This Mother After Birth Walks 12 Miles
A patient in Cootamundra District Hospital’s maternity ward walked 12 miles from the hospital to Wallendbeen two days after giving birth last week. She refused to return to the hospital where Abe baby is doing well.
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Cootamundra
Wallendbeen
Abe
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