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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
7
A dense Western District column chronicles Bathurst show praise, hunting tales, weather hints, and personal notices. It mentions the Bathurst Show Association, local hunts, market notes, and shifting town happenings across the district with many named places and people in a brisk, period tone.
A chaotic record of a club dispute over the Ostrich Act and W D R A matters. Watson discusses bookmaker correspondences and alleged refusals to respond while questions arise about who controlled communications and decisions. The March meeting highlighted confusion and alleged delusion among participants.
A damaged OCR passage describes a scheduled event involving the Governor, a special service room, and preparations for a Shaw commie meeting. It notes a venue arrangement and dates around 10/8 and references the Church of England. details remain unclear due to text corruption.
An old advertisement touts Victor Talking Machines with a delightful tone and a Denalifus appearance, fully guaranteed by PALING'R Sydney, inviting readers to write for very friendly terms.
A contested Jockey Club delegate meeting was led by Mr Brooke and Mr Twogood with attendees including Musser Reteutwhele Thine Meculniy Havin Meyahah and Hiwawery. Debate focused on motions by Mueels Davin and McClurey about a forthcoming event in August and possible changes to leadership.
A damaged OCR fragment references Vilushil work, Hutt, and a public figure, hinting at a past event or trial. Mentions names like McColmam and Woothy Maio and a discussion of Miss or Mrs. roles, with unclear actions and dates.
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