Forbes District Hospital Finances End Year With Credit Balance
The Forbes District Hospital board closed last month with a credit balance of £198 15s 7d, aided by a £200 government grant from lottery funds. The report lists various funds, deposits, and obligations including costs tied to previous purchases and planned actions against slums for recovery funds. A proposed plan suggested interviews with a party to pursue or remedy actions, and a court date was set for Tuesday in connection with related matters.
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Australia
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
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Letterview Uttern
Trouble Over Nomenclature in Forbes Promissory Note Case
A trial at Forbes concerns Henry Ford taking 12 pounds by falsely asserting a promissory note drawn by H McCormack was by Hugh McCormack of Moora Moora Forbes. Prosecution details a lengthy exchange over the note and alleged intent to defraud Henry Clothier and Ada Clothier. The defendant Hugh McCormack denies wrongdoing and the case involves statements about payment and who signed the note. The court considers adjournment and the evidence presented by Henry Clothier.
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Henry Kenneth Ford
Ome
H. McCormack
Hugh McCormack
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Henry Wm. Clothier
Ada Elizabeth Ann Clothier
M. J
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Hagel Medornnick
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Ford
Hank
Erie
Celeidant
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Huber McCormack
Hoagie Amccormak
Shura
Sullivan
Hubes McCorynitel
Syllleai
Soul
Wiloen
Moloney
Donitier
Unique golf and tennis match pitched between two pros
A mixed match pits J. O. Anderson of Forbes against professional golfer W. Bolger. Rules require Anderson to serve from the tee and continue play from where the ball rests after each stroke. Anderson aims to drive the ball long while Bolger uses a full clubs set, with a potential near hole shot.
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J. O. Anderton
Sen
Forbes
W. Bolger
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Ong Bolger
Prohibited Person Served in Forbes Court Case
At Forbes Poljew Court a prohibited person case involving William Booth and Melle was adjourned. The defendant and witness were present as summonses were served and the matter continued to the next session.
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M. Bras
Formal recon venes upper house amid protests and ties
In a tense session the Legislative Council swore in sixty elected members after a tied presidental vote. Speaker election and protest by Labor members marked the event. Fortunes shifted as Siedelin Peden won the presidency by a single vote amid calls for continuity.
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Protesin
Whiddon Shares Less Than Cost Prize Lottery
A garbled report describes Whiddon running a lottery with prizes valued up to £5000 and a potential payout around £1000. The article names Whiddon and various locations, mentions ticket cost, draw times, and eligibility, but many words are corrupted, leaving uncertain details about dates and exact prize structure.
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