Cahill and Bird Auctioneers Land for Soldiers Sold
Cahill and Bird Auctioneers stock and property agents promote sale of land and property for soldiers. The firm specializes in land transactions and auction services aimed at military personnel.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
5
Cahill and Bird Auctioneers stock and property agents promote sale of land and property for soldiers. The firm specializes in land transactions and auction services aimed at military personnel.
Fragmentary ad copy touts The Firmest of Beet and Mutton supply with prompt attention and claims for support. Mentions motto Cleanlingas Civility And Attention and urges reader loyalty.
Bob Jones announces change of proprietorship at the hotel He now runs it with Linen Special Cuisine and Liquors, promising true to label service and best accommodations for travelers.
Wheatley and Martel Auctioneers stock and station agents advertise agencies including Messey Harris Machinery, Clutterbuck Brot Ot Mosinee and Chaff Cutters Paton Works Manures Mothers Assurance Day.
Our Own Correspondent reports a Friday school picnic in fine weather, with prizes, games, and a well attended event at Brown school. Despite a drought weighing on the community, children enjoyed races and crafts, while proceeds aided the local church debt.
Fragmented report details a Goolagong member and local organizers planning shifts in team roles at Ariat Park. Mentions Warraderey strengthening, upcoming cricket and meeting notes with secretary changes and a planned Anzac service.
Matheson announces he has taken over the Post Office Hotel Euqowra from J J Sinorberry and trustees. He appeals for support and promises best quality liquor stock and full accommodation for travelers. The notice emphasizes superior service and a welcoming establishment.
A chaotic notice describes sale of multiple farms including Ridley Jostray and Pennington holdings amid railway development worries. Vendors led by Joseph Dwyer offer frontage road property and three farm tracts near Mendow bent, with auction details and local interest from residents and buyers.
The brief notes brisk activity at the M'Dade'n and itarris' Boot Shop where small profits and rapid sales drive daily business. Local merchants report steady customer flow and a focus on quick turnover to sustain momentum.
In a warm fall stretch from Sunday to Tuesday, Wamboyne near Wyong reports large farming areas ready for sowing between Wumboyne and Wyalong. Sydney and Wyong cricket draws attention as Wyong hosts district cricket while local tennis and cycling events unfold. A notable accident leads to limb amputation but the community rallies. Vicky Nance, beloved by playmates, faces recovery with family support.
The Trundle stores are now installed in a new up-to-date location at the heart of Trundle, signaling a refreshed chapter for local commerce. The move promises improved access and modernized facilities for shoppers and nearby residents.
J J Kelly proprietor announces purchase of the Railway Hotel at Bogan Gate and invites old and new friends to visit for a drink and meals. The notice states Kelly will operate the hotel and provide hospitality.
A clustered Victorian era advertisement lists car and motor accessories stocked by Dalgety and Co. and Band B Cycles and Motors. It notes offerings including petrol engines from Atlas Assurance and Windhitt Repairs, with service available day or night. References to Wolley Shearing Machines and Portescus 1.X.L appear among the goods.
A garbled notice from Agoaty Company Limited outlines wheat buying, produce, wool and dairy handling. It mentions bookings for forthcoming grain, twine, cores, back, wool, oil, and other goods for Singhige and the Victorian Portilleor area.
Lanbyrle announces takeover of the long established Club House Hotel in Eugowra from C. L. Morton and invites the people and travellers to support the business. The notice promises Gray brands of wine, spirits, good meals, and a tidy table. LaneYrie, proprietor.
The Trundle Hotel opens again offering full public accommodation, best liquors, good table service, and up-to-date comforts. Nearby patrons are invited to enjoy the renewed establishment and its comprehensive amenities.
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