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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1929
Page
5
A highly jumbled OCR of horse racing names and lines appears to describe the Dubbo Cup field with numerous horse names, owners, and possible race events. The text mentions multiple entries and day two actions, though many terms are garbled, leaving the core idea as a listing of participants and handicap details for the race.
Fragmentary court report notes mention discussions of judiciary practices and bench proceedings. The text references Forbes Court sittings, travel pay, and an aspiration for principled conduct, but details are unclear due to damaged wording.
An old resident returns after decades away, with family ties and scattered memories. The narrative mentions a Forties arrival, a wedding to Dexie Field, and local ties to Forbes, Kinins, and other nearby names, outlining a period of life filled with travel, marriage, and community connections.
The crowd gathers in the street as veterans and families recall the war. The scene shows tension and solemnity with onlookers and children, while speakers and military connections mark the day. The atmosphere hints at national memory and ongoing reflection on conflict and peace.
A fragmented 19th century wool sale item lists numerous consignors and buyers including Goldsbrough Milne Merriman and others. The text mentions bales offered, private sales, and various names and locations, with unclear totals and outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment references individuals Randy Wear Mute Aus fan and Prater, suggesting a local notice or brief item, but the readable text is incomplete leaving the event, date, and clear action unclear.
The council reports progress on parks and reserves in Ney and nearby areas. Victoria Park footpaths and cement roads have been completed, with gravel surfaces added to pathways. Preparatory work for new street plots and drainage continues as work on the redesign of York Farm proceeds.
Fragmentary report notes Larwood’s sharp remark about never visiting Australia again due to perceived unfairness. The piece touches on crowd reaction and ongoing tensions, with scattered details about gardening at Botanical Gardens and nursery work, mentioning Mr. Sweet and the Town Improvement Committee.
Acting Premier Mr. Butten appeals for closing hours on Anse Day, warning the government will not issue a proclamation to mandate closures. He urges reliance on the premier's powers and criticizes hotel closures as a blanket measure, urging targeted action only for portions of the state.
The manager announces extensive changes to the Bay steamers Aberdeen and Commonwealth Line. Upgraded decks add three two-berth cabins with porthole views, two new doubles, a five stair deck, a verandal area for passengers, a children's playroom, and improved access to the boat deck. Despite alterations the vessel will still offer accommodations for 140 passengers, with further voyages including Colombo and The England routes.
Fragmentary OCR style notes reference a shipment or trade item with unclear terms. It mentions shrubs and a name Holly Rawat, plus a confusing price or value note and a proposed value of three six, with vague references to a reed or cask and a possible stock or bake.
The Revretary Farmure Gruxtery reports a Sydney wool sale with little clear data. The note lists several farm names and brands such as Glow Ryan Quolaxous Glen View Morris Warraberry Parkex and others, but details on quantities prices or outcomes are unreadable. One line mentions drug in the Sydney avOHONE and another notes market solutiony with no change.
The New Zealand mercy agency company began its sales on Wednesday the 17th in 1994. The notice notes dramatic reception in Mudgee and Southern districts. Strong entities include New Zealand, Mudgee, and Southern regions with referenced districts and dates.
A fragment recounts a horse racing moment with names garbled and unclear links to the Forbes jockey event. The readable bits hint at a racing time and participant but lack coherent details for a fuller summary.
Dr Evatt appears for timber workers in a case before the Commonwealth Arbitration Court. The employer seeks an injunction to restrain the workers from continuing the strike. The hearing includes arguments on the legality of the strike and potential settlement terms. The scene references Kennicks and Taylor, with discussion of community support and dates noted for further action.
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