Farmers Candidate Debate in Forbes Branch Politics
The Forbes branch of the Burners and Settlers Association considers endorsing a farmer candidate over Liberal or other party representatives. Proponents argue for direct producer representation in Parliament, while opponents warn it may sideline broader national interests. The piece surveys independence, class representation, and the practical impact on the county’s governance.
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Forbes
Burners and Settlers’ Association
Sretmis
Srete Dare Isiderdt
Jaist
Farmers and Settlers
Liberal Party
Sherbers
Frenter
M. J. Smith
Forbes Tranet
Stowthy
Aml
Otter
Cheela
Asim
Tallor's Shop in Forbes Sparks Local Retail Update
A terse note reports on Tallor's Shop in Forbes located near Rankin Street opposite Tinter and Phillips. The article notes current status and ongoing activity affecting local shoppers.
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Tallor's
Forbes
Mali
C. Auckland
Rankin-street
Phillips
Parkes case in Malicious Wounding at Police Court
At the last Parkes Police Court session before Mr P. D. Meares J.P. Charles Jenkins known as Jack Jenkins was charged with maliciously wounding a wall that owner testified to seeing the accused shoot at the animal with a pea rifle. He was committed for trial at Forbes Quarter Sessions on July 8 bail £20 and one surety £20.
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Parkes
F. P. D. Meares
Charles James Jenkins
Jack Jenkins
Forbes
C. C. Buckland
Rankin-street
Hunter and Phillips
Forbes Technical School
O. S. Taylor
RC. Presbytery Fund
R. Barker
Barker
Marke Np
Presbyterian Church
Duckland
Wi Meneley
Claire Parkes
J. J. Bates
Bates
Conlin
Queensland election results show party split after vote
The present state of parties in Queensland after the general elections stands at 44 ministers, 26 opposition Labor, and 2 independents. Some seats are still undecided, but the overall balance is expected to leave parties where they were.
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Queensland
Labor
Forbes Tennis Club Dance Funds To Renovate Courts
Forbes Tennis Club staged a successful town hall dance on Friday evening with about 40 couples and several onlookers. Funds are expected to total around £14, directed mainly to court renovations. Messrs Stevenson and Booth acted as M C s and special thanks go to the ladies for an excellent supper. Further dances may be held this season.
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Forbes Tennis Club
Stevenson
J. A. Booth
M's.c
Brook's Pictures Presentation At Town Hall
Tomorrow night in the town hall Mr Brook offers a special programme expected to attract a large audience. The feature will be the theatrical photo drama Toosee yun Nehow described as the greatest Attetrulian production. Also shown by request is the sensational drama Lost In the Jungle. Additional items include Island Matabi, The Patriots Daughter, Mignonette, Bobby Boothiack, Goutren sub sport, and How They Tricked Father.
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Brook
Srenie
the Patriots
Bobby Boothiack
Goutren
Ub Sport
Amt
Charge of Vagrancy Against Lionel Lees
Lionel Lees faced a police court charge of vagrancy yesterday morning before Mr POM DL Meares. Constable Coberatt testified that Lees slept at the rear of an empty house after being warned previously and was then arrested and taken to the lockup. The officer said Lees had been seen about hotels in town over the past fortnight and was found on Templar Street around midnight on the 6th.
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Templar-street
Tme
Garstang
Coleman
Manning
Sydney
Peak Hill
Parkes
Forbes
Condobolin
Bundaburra Station
Nock
William M'Stay
Lionel Lees
DL Meares
Coberatt
White
Templar Street
Choir Celebration at Convent Post Mass
The Roman Catholic Church choir held a Sunday gathering after the 1 o'clock Mass in the convent reception room. Father Doran congratulated members on attendance, recalled the choir's history, and praised conductor Slater Cecilia. A vote of thanks honored the Mother Superior and Sisters.
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Father Doran
Magdalen
Clob
Slater Cecilia
F. Kevin
Mother
Sieters Cecilia
Hernandine
Forbes District Notables Highlight Long-Lived Mrs Strickland
In Forbes district news Mrs M. A. Strickland of Aundaburra celebrates her seventh-first wedding anniversary and stands as the oldest living white woman in Lachlan by residence since 1844. Her age, longevity in her family, and prospects of becoming a centenarian are noted beside remarks from Victorian investor Taggert on soil quality and shipping line impacts. Also mentioned are local civic figures J Jamieson and W C Baker, with obituaries of Yeomans and Lentey in St. Vincent's Hospital context.
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Forbes District
M. A. Strickland
Aundaburra
Strickland
Lachlan
Onions
Geeron
FM. Hammond
Taggert
Forbes
Whdely
Mallee
Victoria
J. Jamieson
Atr Flop
Grenfell
Yeomans
St. Vincent's
Williman Yeouwns
Lentey
St Vincent's
Timago
Wing
Ind Ayers
Forbes Senior Cadets Committee Formed for Cadet Competition
A local appeal to form a committee of Forbes Parkes Molong gentlemen to judge and supervise cadet company events in national level contests. The proposed lineup includes His Worship the Mayor as chairman and Major M Downell Captain Brownhill Lieutenant Clinter with other local figures. The rector replies that a committee has been formed including QMS Edwards Mayor of Forbes Major K P McDowell Captain GO Brownhold Lieutenant Clive Hunter and town clerk A A Mills.
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Forbes
Parkes
Molong
Orange
WPA
Sydney
Commonwealth
Enehunl
Commie
Howe
Wirth
James
Worshty
Major M'Donnell
Caoptaln Brownhill
Liewt
Clinter
Olleer
Varkes
J. Hy Fates
Milla
Queensland Election Returns Signal Strike Fallout
Sydney telegram notes further returns in the Queensland election do not alter party standings. NSW Works Minister Griffith says the poll’s state reflects strike backlash. He warns that if the fine class of people resume work before NSW elections, the Labor Government will be annihilated.
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Sydney
Queensland
Griffith
N.3.w
Grimith
N.S.W
Vacant Portfolio Vote by Post in New South Wales
Sydney readers learn ministers are asked to vote by post to fill a State Cabinet vacancy caused by the death of Mr Davey. Ministerialists are urged to cast ballots to select the replacement for the deceased cabinet member.
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Sydney
Davey
Tasmanian elections tilt toward Liberal victory
Hobart reports on Tuesday indicating general Tasmanian election results favor Liberalism as polls show broad support during today’s voting. The coverage notes early indications in the state capital with expectations of Liberal gains across key regions.
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Hobart
Roman Catholic Schools Starved Out by State Says Bishop
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Bathurst Dr Dunne speaking at Mudgee declared that Roman Catholic schools were being starved out of existence by the State.
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Sydney
Bathurat
Dunne
Mudgee
Contempt of Court Case Involving Broken HII Prosecutor
A prosecutor who refused to testify against a defendant at Broken Hill was sentenced to 24 hours in custody. The incident arose from a contempt of court charge stemming from noncooperation in the proceedings.
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Sydney
Broken Hii
Immigration aid blocked for assisted immigrants
Melbourne reports the Federal Government has declined to grant financial aid toward bringing out assisted immigrants by the United States. The decision affects plans for monthly intake and outlines the policy stance of the government on immigration assistance programs.
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Melbourne
Land Act opens vast lands for settlement
Sydney reports that since the new Land Act was passed, 1,281,377 acres have been opened for settlement in New South Wales. The measure aims to expand homesteading opportunities and boost development across rural districts.
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Sydney
Tuewlay
N.5
Policemen to Adopt Eight Hour Shifts
By Sidney Tuesday report states police authorities plan to replace the current 24 hour shifts with eight hour shifts at stations. The change aims to standardize hours and improve efficiency across departments.
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Byidney
Firesent
Rural Workers Seek Affiliation Across Commonwealth
About four million workers in rural industries across the Commonwealth consider forming a unified association. The movement aims to bind diverse branches under a common slate, promoting solidarity, standard wages, and coordinated efforts to improve working conditions.
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Sydney
Commonwealth
Hospital Grabs Windfall From Death Case at Bendigo
The Bendigo Hospital acquires a windfall following the death of Henry Holmes of Kew Vielordai. Estate details show a large sum transferred into hospital hands, with the bequest triggering inquiries into the estate and its final disposition.
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Melbourne
Henry Holmes
Kew
Vielordai
Bendigo
Melbourne council defalcations under audit exceed seven hundred
Defalcations in the accounts of Melbourne City Council are reported between 700 and 800 units of currency. Two council members are implicated, with concerns raised over financial management and potential irregularities.
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Melbourne
Death of an Old Identity Mrs Cecilia Ellen Martin
Mrs Cecilia Ellen Martin widow of John Ureen Marlin, a Forbes resident and long-time contractor, died Saturday morning from heart failure at age in the seventh decade. Attended by Dr Broadbent, she collapsed after a fainting spell while about to rest in a chair. Born January 2, 1807, she married in Kelso and left a large family of twelve, now five daughters and four sons among survivors. pallbearers include her sons and daughters in Sydney and Forks. Her husband faced legal action for low E venue. many grandchildren and great grandchildren remain.
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Cecilia Ellen Martin
John Ureen Marlin
Marlin
Broadbent
Aeele
Martin
Forbes
Kelso
Me Lyle
Land
Tuer
Quoaghters
J. Gunn
Foybex
Frank Laban
Sydney
Tex. Antrhi
Cumwine
Forks
Souk
G. G. Martin
F W. Martin
Condobetind
Arthier I. Marlin Vorhert
A. J. Marlin
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