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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
4
The Norwich and London Accident Assurance Association announces branches and district representatives for workmen's compensation and related insurance services. The notice outlines inquiries into policies and claims administration across districts.
The notice outlines insurance options for fire including crops and stacks, accident coverage including special farmer's policy, and live stock risks. It emphasizes policy scope across farm hazards and premium considerations.
Advertisers are invited to verify that The Forbes Advocate has the largest circulation in Forbes, with the proprietor G. W. Brownhill asserting the paper’s lead over the next two papers combined.
The notice lists church services across Forbes and nearby parishes with dates in May. It references Good Friday observances and a schedule including morning and evening prayers at several parish churches.
Fragmented OCR summary notes an incident involving a young boy named Avni Forbes, age 11, tied to a Presbyterian church setting. Mentions unclear locations, times, and names, with several garbled terms and dates.
An historic notice notes the Advocate will bow out from afternoon Friday until Saturday morning for Good Friday observance. The paper will not print until Friday the 13th, with all operations resuming after that date.
Local cinema schedules announce several screenings at Brook's on Hassat Lane. Tonight and tomorrow feature a program titled New Attinder with a sister. additional shows include Baxter Monday. Brook aims to attract Sydney visitors with a sequence of films and special holiday reels.
Fragmented OCR narrative outlines a chaotic debate over railway expansion and inter colonial policies, mentioning New South Wales and the Tasmanian context. It references trials of state powers, economic strains, and pressures from industry groups on government to resolve railway linked challenges and cost concerns.
Letters praise the cast as the revue proceeds with bold musical numbers and strong performances. The production plans a Friday practice as the team works on stage movements and timing ahead of the final festival events.
Fortes residents report extensive fire damage to a warehouse and nearby structures over the past month. Mr JH Bates cites a thorough overhaul of Mr Wi Johnson's garage, including paint and general dressing, while witnesses note 60,000 miles of wear on the vehicle and ongoing repairs.
A chaotic kindergarten trip resulted in a disruptive scene at J Birnte's bakery as children were allegedly exposed and mistreated during the return to school. Teachers and staff faced scrutiny while parents demanded accountability for the incident occurring on the outing day.
An informal Wongajong concert at the venue hosted by the local orchestra drew a modest audience. Performers included a student choir, a kindergarten line and a guest soloist, with reflections on the event’s musical tone and attendance.
A local timber bridge project faces prolonged delays as supply shortages and bureaucratic hurdles slow progress. The Public Works Department outlined plans for a contractor restart next month, with completion pushed later than initially expected.
A reader warns against cheap outdoor gear made with shoddy materials and poor stitching. The note contrasts a branded, durable alternative touted by a local seller, claiming better construction and value at a reasonable price.
Phill Morris is described as the highest paid office boy in America, earning just over £6 a week under Ford Motor Company schemes. The article notes Ford profit sharing and philanthropy supporting sick and widowed workers, with mentions of wage comparisons to other workers and family aid.
The report outlines multiple alterations to a building near the fire station including a new battery room and additional suites. It notes a reorganization of offices and the relocation of entrances. Construction aims to modernize but details are unclear and some projections appear tentative.
The Forbes club discusses player eligibility and scheduling for the 4/72 season, weighing league placement and cup ties. Officials consider financial and logistical factors, with patron Mr Ho Aetman and committee members debating the best path, including a proposed match against Parken Mason and potential early tests as part of a revised lineup.
An ad from Mansari's promotes new autumn designs at the store in Racrion Street. It touts Lever and Guinea watches, a range of jewellery, and birthday entertainment notes, urging readers to call or visit for specials and collections.
A garbled report outlines visits and social rounds around Sydney and surrounding areas. It mentions Nathalie Winnuird, Syindy, and various figures like Seth Forbes, Anchen la, MurEhd Minni, and Misa MarPhillasty, with references to holiday plans, a trip to Meldson, and preparations for gatherings. Mentions of Sydney, Bathurst, and Brisbane travel, and local events at Port Sant Mon, Box navigation, and police notices.
A garbled official communication states that Arthur Graham, MBA, revived the inquiry upon recommendation of the Prospecting Board and approved a grant. The record notes a vote of 1/4 line and a support from Mesore WS. Oysaden and party, with Forbes mentioned in the context of the proceedings.
A large Rosebank clearing sale drew many bidders near Rosetanky, 17 miles from Farber, with Noble and Telford offering Mossbank stock and machinery by public auction. The listing included cattle, merino sheep, and farm implements, plus a rare Rosebank wagon and a 'Uruhe Heart' wheel vehicle, with prices ranging from modest to high and proceeds supporting estate heirs.
Inquest into Walter Bawady's death at Benbu concludes with a verdict of amelia. Jurors return finding after Thursday proceedings.
Reports from Melbourne describe a Premier led conference where talks aimed to transfer powers to the Commonwealth and form a national industry body across Australia. The meeting discussed debt, assets, and a central industrial plan while planning further inquiries into alleged meat industry issues.
A man attacked his family at a residence in Victoria. Police intervened after a confrontation. the suspect was arrested following the police response. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Thursday meeting on the Mure ray project reviewed irrigation methods and water supply in the BuEces area. Mr Cook emphasized the importance of prudent practice and careful budgeting for the scheme’s success, noting farmer cooperation and future stages.
A government tax measure advances despite clerks being excluded from new rules. Debate centers on amendments proposed by Syring and Thursday, with veteran Me Dann vowing the issue will be revisited if necessary. Officials consider potential revisions to address concerns about exclusion and implementation.
An accident at the White City site on Thursday night injured several workers. Authorities are investigating the incident and listing the names of those affected and the extent of injuries as updates become available.
Parliament prorogued in Sydney amid routine sessions with no new legislation announced. Officials cited constitutional norms as the date nears for dissolved assembly actions and upcoming elections.
A fragment describes Aly Cook commenting on a common effort to contribute about C150000 annually. The context mentions Hu Wether and Imamura ton in a discussion of interests and funding, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
Sydney reports Australia has reserved about seventy thousand square feet for Panama trade displays. The arrangement, handled by Thilraitay Seventy and Roxbill, aims to boost relations and promotional efforts at the event.
A garbled Canberra page notes Sir John Porrarraya waiving some action at Camberlra with signals of satisfaction. The piece mentions the Utilitary Btewe and implies outcomes beyond expectations, though specifics are unclear. Continuous fragmented names and phrases obscure exact events or dates.
Melbourne report notes Kalgoorlie branch and Western Australia wage stance. A daily railway attack offer by Mr Kelly faces scrutiny as workers challenge negotiated terms, signaling potential disruption to transport operations. Local authorities monitor negotiations and labor actions for impacts on services.
A distorted notice notes government action on arbitration and union influence. It references legislative intent, the Victorian Attorney General, and forthcoming parliamentary consideration. The fragmentary text hints at power struggles and proposed reforms affecting labor and governance, but details remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Sir John Forrest asserting a federal machine can pass by double admission. Mentions a Famous Gator Watches and Dice from 1023. References to Hepard's New Jewishitory shop and House of Valuwaund Quality with a phone contact.
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