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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
9
The Forbes Chamber of Commerce plans a meeting to discuss member participation and invitations for a golf event and social gathering. A proposal for Forbes intermediate High Nebo extensions is reviewed with Mr Bruntael agreeing to deliver a deputation on April 17 at 11 am.
Aconcurring notice describes events for Saturday night in Rankin Kiyeot North Hi Queen with dances, a fair, and open-air activities. It notes attendance and prices, and mentions a forthcoming race crowd from Portes on Monday.
An unreadable OCR note claims Orange players may miss a Monday match with Busy. It lists a roster including Daker, Tiekner, Cage, Gracia, and several Groen and Witwon names, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
A description of a local festive event titled a Red Revel in a Portas area, organized by the Pavbon Crigk by Association with Mr L. & Doohan. The notice invites lovers of Forder Lie to attend the Bad Revel on Thursday May 2X, promising a lively, enjoyable program and activities including music and dancing.
Report details a local election scene about the South Forbes football team and Forbes Properties Protection, noting eighteen members and the possible influence on Parkes District. It highlights directors up for vote, travel issues, and campaign stances amid a tense political backdrop.
The council reported about £800 in overdue accounts unpaid by ratepayers. The Mayor warned steps must be taken immediately. If occupiers do not settle, the council will have to pursue action through the landlord.
Beach inspector Mr. B Onter departed from Unesome meeting late last night amid reports of typhoid and purist fever in the past year. Officials say the few cases do not stem from any sanitary defect.
Waratah football club hosts a dance at the town hall on Saturday night. The group, mainly young players, draws strong local support and plans chocolate waltzes and novelty dances with Crypt Orchestra providing music for a lively evening.
The following arrangements will be observed at the Post Office during the after holiday. Good Friday same as Sunday. Fhiow vioked all day. Hasler Saturday open for the tranmation of zeny oral business from 9 am to 1 am. Money orders over the counter and delivery by post positive. Bastar Monday Oman yen fain 8 im to 1 wank. Delivery over the courier. All ontio 1 Hieats clog at 19 am.
The Forbes Golf Club held its annual general meeting in the Corneil Chamber yesterday after lunch. Present were Mesdames Mouton Cavill Ewing Cleon Denton Metoan and Misses O Conor Clehiéne Davidson Bruce Fee Wert and Gallmher. Apologies were received from Made Austin Tateys and Foster. President Mr JJ Finnnery chaired and thanked the committee for their assistance throughout 1434. Office-bearers were listed including Secretary Atr Melllon and assistant secretary Mea Calicomunicine with committee members Denton Clemens Webb Ewin and Ming O Conpor.
Alderman Keane moved to rescind a prior arrangement allowing private use of the public hall. He argued against removing the unit from Mr. Delpty but acknowledged it could be dramatic to permit one group to hold the hall. Cripps and Crippy supported continuation of the existing rental plan, with Cripps noting prior usage and costs. The motion failed by six to zero.
A garbled ad lists photo services including a portrait by Eilon Bitchow at 727 George Street near Controh Station. It mentions a 16 inch superior print and a 12x10 enlargement priced at £216 dated 12/5. The text also instructs on how to place an order and notes open day Saturdays.
The coroner at Parramatta Power House reported that Joseph Winklen died from gunshot wounds after his son David Winklen fired a revolver in the room. The coroner deemed David an accessory before the act, and he was remanded on a charge of manslaughter, bail set at £60.
Melbourne readers hear of fresh scandal as four suspended detectives are mocked after a sensational claim by Thrence Chuaghall who alleges 1000 pounds for wilfully damaging with menace.
A proposed huge floating dock at Walsh Island would cost about £300,000 with £120,000 sought from the State Government. The 19,000 ton structure aims to support government needs, and a decision to proceed is anticipated soon.
Reported by Thurrday, mysterious thieves are blamed for a wave of break ins at Sydney houses. Authorities note losses totaling around £6000 in jewellery and other valuables over a period, with burglars described as highly stealthy and methodical. No arrests reported yet.
New Zealand cricketers will visit Australia next season after the i c c a invites them. Wellington reports bias acceptance and arrangement of dates. New Zealand to receive 76 percent of the receipts from venues and matches.
A private subscription fund to support O'Hara Wood has been approved. The Victorian Lawn Connexion Association endorsed the plan to aid the fourth player in need, with the Davin Cup included in the backing.
The appeal of Prince Minimbah was dismissed yesterday in Sydney. The case involved Warwick Farm Autumn and related parties. The ASC decision ended the appeal proceedings with a ruling against Prince Minimbah.
The body of 67 year old prospector Fraz Caption, reportedly partaking in a long trek over 183 miles of rough country, was found by police after he reportedly disappeared while seeking a horse. Investigators note Caption appeared to have died from hunger and exposure, with no clear signs of foul play detected.
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic mix of local ads and notices. It mentions Mr and Mrs William Dowling staying at Hotel Steve Manly and references various merchants Austen and Pratley Buckland Mebade’s and Black's Store. The text lists clothing goods, wireless sets, and household items with promotional tone, plus a push for tailored wear and general groceries. The overall item appears as a collage of late 19th or early 20th century local advertisements and community notices.
A local church gathers for farewell services as Senior Staff Surveyor Mr Proust and others depart to new posts. The Rev A Bima retires, and the Presbyterian and Methodist congregations plan a combined service. Mr Campbell leaves Forbes for Sydney, with colleagues and family noting his long service. Cyril Proust, recently operated on, hopes for a rapid recovery to return home.
The list outlines holidays for 1925 and 1996 with substitutes for Prince of Wales Day. Key dates include Good Friday April 10, Easter Monday April 18, Anzac Day April 46, King’s Birthday June 8, Bunke Holiday August 11, Eight-hour Day October 6, Christmas Day December 25, and Boxing Day December 26.
The Forbes Advocate touts its reputation for high quality printing and fixed standards. It highlights the mastery ofFrank Everett and the Orange Lead works, claiming superior capability, reliability, and competitive rates compared to Sydney firms.
A local notice extols machine milking as more economical and efficient than hand milking. It claims plant systems can handle any herd size and quickly return cows to pasture. The ad invites buyers in Sydney or nearby areas to acquire dairy milking plants from Waugh and Tomerhaait Limited and O Sullivan in Poebon.
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