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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1928
Page
4
In late spring for Bali benemingon Porteaie trials condition good as men quarenty used price rendered. Advocale Offices, Loar Belvice Forben and Marwan address Grove MUL Bransone. Evensong Rev F Wheaton Rector.
Professional notice announces Anderson and Forbes in Temglar Street, with Mr W J Orien named for a diihy Munging Co. role. Mr Theom will reside in a new address under the firm name K C Anderson & Gne Ey.
A local business promotes its updated battery charging plant claiming the most modern in town with moderate prices for charging services.
The Jemalong Shire Council invites separate tenders addressed to it for Contract Nos 19454 and 1928/18. Works include paving at Fraser's Lane Beduorabong and clearing Melunes Road, with 105 percent of contract price as retainage. Bids close April 70, 19a, Shire Clerk Kurtin.
Fray Htoraieht and Jorie Bwannon headline The Loves of Aowya and The Meal production reg Gdirla Bersao present. European and early 20th century titles appear amid a slate including Dunelng Mai Forty mount 2% and The Bimal Bachelor. Matinee at 2 pm features Pauline 2 and Air Fighters with a Fred Thopem appearance. Turmtay ane Weaniatey week showcases Chain Sow at Tae Prince Re and Thiaire.
Fragmented OCR lists selections and scores for a Moorfield event. Mentions Musbecoon seseriiens, Monte-Debt laevreran, Mahon Blew, Ast Dios Prem, Cawarrie, Hawkers B Madina Tip, Fantak, Wheering leith, Mildeaites, Ty The Block, Rediant Orn, Parenily Was Plonate, Tromare, Blakes, King William, Beers Aubers and Fire ie.
The Bishop of Bathurst Dr Wylde was welcomed by Forbes townspeople in a late afternoon ceremony at Town Halls. Mayor A B Twopood extended a cordial welcome while residents and clergy, including Rev Frank Wester, expressed pride in the Bishop and discussed a future visit to Australia. A subsequent parish gathering at St John’s Church featured prayers, remarks by local leaders, and a community lunch for about 40 attendees.
New Trotting Club formed and set to host a meeting on the A100 road with races including the handicap over one mile. Patron Mr. Toben announces events while Mr Gunn takes over duties as secretary. committee names are discussed and trainers listed.
A five hundred tournament drew 80 to 100 players at Camp FM with plans for a countrywide showcase. Mr McQuilen hosted the event as Tad pro rede prepared to travel while Hy Mnt Wit spoke during a Duroobalele on Twan addressing Amoye and Dee School attendees.
The Appeal Court yesterday upheld the overturning of disqualification in a Parkes race. Jockey Reed and Entwisle Forbes were reinstated after challenges to the running of Knowina at Knowina Parkes home race.
Fragmentary text describes car figures for Australia trade, imports, local prices, and a private note from Forbes. It includes references to a soldiers club building, a modern carpet show, a magic act for a theater, and a Chang screening with promotional chatter.
A local meeting voiced frustration over public absence at a function in Forbes and Avon, with Mr Flynn and Alderman May urging attendance. Debate highlighted disillusionment among diggers and townsfolk, calling for broader community involvement and backing for returning soldiers.
A local diggers gathering at the Town Hall was presided over by Mr Jack Hunter and featured a program of songs and readings. Planes of war and reminiscences marked the evening with references to the Anecd dinner and tribute to fallen comrades.
Michael Doyle, a long time resident born in Ireland, died recently at age 46 years after a long illness. He is survived by his wife and several children including Mary Nin Mia Gleeman and more. The obituary notes his Catholic funeral and local cemetery burial.
The inquest heard that Michael Bunn died after being thrown from a horse and sustaining a base of skull fracture. Witnesses described a fall from the saddle, an unconscious state, and a broken spot near the paddock. Dr. McLennwald testified the head injury could have been caused by the fall.
Police report a fatal shooting after a late Sunday night incident near the Ungarie rail line. Norman Cook, 3, died from gunshot wounds while a man, Alon, was found injured and transported to Wyalong District Hospital in a tense investigation of the event.
The rector of Paris A J Woaton preached an Anzac Day sermon at St. John's Church on Wednesday at 1 a.m. The text urged vigilance and faith, arguing Christian practice from Paul and early Christian examples. The sermon highlighted the day’s significance and linked patriotism with spiritual reflection.
A returned digger from the Forban latrict informs Mr. TG Flynn that his war gratuity had not been paid. The secretary promptly acts on the claim and the man soon receives a windfall sum.
An aged speaker contrasts personal wartime experiences with public memory. He argues the price of fame comes from sacrifice and warns against abandoning inherited heritage for easy acclaim.
Lady Money reports bail for Sir Leo Chionx Money and Rene Savage charged with indecent behavior in Hyde Park. In the husband’s case one surety of 100 and one for the wife were demanded. No evidence has yet been taken.
A garbled London report notes Australian farmers presented with a welcoming reception. Officials praised the visitors as hopeful for future cooperation and agricultural ties between nations.
A jumble of names and notes details residents’ health, visits, and travels. Mrs. Delaney and daughter return home after weeks in the city. Mike Thomas of the Municipal Council recovers from illness. Mrs. Merritt extends her recovery. Diocesan Secretary Dean Hughes visits Powhea to discuss Catholic charity and new membership aims.
The local club must resolve a dispute over defending the Réveh Cup as Parkes seeks to contest the trophy. Officials consider whether to allow the challengers to proceed or to accept the current holder's claim, amid procedural questions and potential appeals.
The fatlowtan will represent St Laurence's against the Police on winter courts this Sunday. A large list of players including Brennan Lawler and Moloney will start at 10 am.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a trophy event with names and scores from a meet held midweek. Various players listed with down counts and positions, including Wood, Gale, Brey, Cronin, Williams, and Revie.
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