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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
5
Fragmentary ad listing Quandialla Stores Frank Charlton proprietor and assorted goods including groceries confectionery fruits tobacco and hardware. Mentions large soda fountain and insurance agency items with unclear context and stray phone reference.
Stock and properties listed for inquiry by Martin Keir Stock Station and General Commission Agent. Phone number 0. Includes stock items and general consignments available on request.
Local Quandialla notice lists agents for Earriers Griars and Co operative Co. nail Producers and Cielsens Life Assurance Co with the Bonser Cool Sate Phone 6 in Quandialla.
An old advertisement for Quandialla Refreshment Rooms at Quandialla featuring Poulob as proprietor. It claims best brands of confectionary, fruit, and beverages, with meals served at all hours. A misread line mentions Prain Fieh Byers Muvestoy, likely garbled names or terms.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bowland Dole and Haroess Marew as executives in a machinery and insurance field. It references an auctioneer role, a 16 grommes date, repairs and avunility, and an Agent for Shiitayih Insurance Co. Fiowhine and General Commi. The fragment is unclear but shows business activity and roles.
An insurance and commodity listing shows Norman King Brock and Company offering top prices for wheat. The notice cites international firms and local agents including South British Insurance, Mattie Separators, Berger's Palning, Shirley's Manures, and Gray Motor Camp, with property lists available on application.
Fragmentary notice mentions Ford parts, petrol stocks and night shift work. Coherence lacking. no clear event, date, place, or named individuals confirmed.
Rain plagued the western district on Sunday delaying work on the roads. In Murumbong and adjacent farms workers faced halted tasks awaiting a grant. A man fractured his ankle near Trundle while timber work caused slow progress. Sir Mary Taylor narrowly escaped a car accident at Tulare, with wounds treated locally. Lavell and Hoy, two school figures, received praise as new arrivals in Trundle. The town hosted a youth football gathering and rain kept most activities indoors, with a social shift to the Trundle Pub and Strain’s residence where local amusements and sports news circulated.
A visitor plans trips to Gribbaree each Friday in January with a note to Pam. The fragment mentions weekly visits and a specific recipient, suggesting routine social plans rather than a formal event.
The Farmery settlers association met Wednesday at Len & Rood Hall with several members present. They discussed appointing officers, with Mr Jeburnt named president and Mr MK Nack as pro tempt, while vacancies existed and plans for a new grower project were announced. The group praised the candidate’s experience and urged support for the leadership choices.
Rain fell heavily over the weekend disrupting sowing and harvests. Fire damaged McGuerry’s saw mill near Wak the Sulzer block burned last week, with rumors of bark and timber theft tied to gate closures and mill work.
Weather notes report heavy rainfall around Arnday and Monday with near winter cold ahead. A misread economy theme mentions a graft of folk and farms, with a promotion tied to local church events and a promotion at VIC Cathedral. A speculative claim suggests the weather may push sheep and livestock to risk, while prices for wool and crops appear discussed with local traders.
Mrs 1 Millar leads a Sydney streets tour as the family plans a stay in the city while a local constable assists, a market visit in Cowen is noted, and a few sports results from Bindy are mentioned. The piece notes social functions, planned improvements, and a proposed May bonar by the local Roman Catholic community.
A long weather synopsis describes a spell of very hot sun and heavy rain over Saturday night into Sunday morning. The account covers cricket and social events, including a large gathering with music, dancing, meals, and student helpers returning home. Scores and names from the cricket match against local players are listed, with Naville Birnuey singled out for notable batting. Local residents' movements, illnesses, and springtime activities are noted, along with household happenings and community concerns.
A long farewell at Hogan Gate marked Mr. Ay Peat departure for Roaty HM with tributes from friends and colleagues. The event featured speeches, a cake dish, and song, followed by dancing and a toast to health and happiness in his new home. The piece also notes upcoming local sports, social events, and weather affecting farming and markets.
A fragmented item notes a printed stamp catalogue from Linon Stampa featuring price listings and reference to Rubber Biampe. The unreadable OCR suggests a focus on stamping supplies and Australian distribution, with implied pricing details.
The Traudie Hotel at 40BW McGrath, proprietor reports a complete reno and refit making it one of the most comfortable homes from home in the West. New accommodations receive careful visitor and resident attention with excellent dining rooms, tables, wines, spirits and beverages true to label.
Luzurlowy ueyon passenger air cylinder touring car for hire. Local agents include Buick Cart Motor and Cycle Repair. Ample storage and 24 hour service advertised by Eugowas Motor Garage with contact Phone 18.
Garill and Cahill tackle Martin Garill and Cahill in a case involving commercial valuations. Wire Lagurence Co., Dalgety & Co.'s machinery, and Atlan Incurence Co. Ltd are cited with a date and property action referenced under application. Phone lines 44 indicate offices.
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