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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
6
Fragmented report from our corrsapoudest covers football and hockey events, upcoming cups, and local players. It notes schedule changes, weather delays, and crowd observations with several named teams and locales despite the garbled text.
A district notice outlines an up to date list of book and property items available for sale under tax procedures. Speciality prepartox mentions part of the district process and fines administered through the Tax Retarae program.
From Our Own Correspondent reports the Goolagong Man Contest at Cowra area features a hospital charity effort. Notable participants include Cowra and Forber community figures and the hospital staff. A Jersey cow prize and a social dance night supported by the hospital were noted with best wishes for speedy recoveries.
Report outlines subdivision blocks sold to new owners at Garema Bareenong TM with 000 Mms cleared for development. Nearby stations prepare shows and shearing events while education programs engage public about new allotments. Weather disrupted planned football games. upcoming local fixtures adjusted.
The Progress Association outlines plans to push Shire Council toward implementing developing projects. Members discuss road work and governance, with emphasis on Belbury and Eureka areas. The report notes meetings, committee roles, and upcoming submissions.
A prominent resident of Bogan Gate departs the town amid community reflection on local life. The report notes their long association with local football and community events, highlighting the impact of their absence on residents and club supporters.
A fragmented report from the Greatell Literary Institute meeting covers finances, membership decline, and officer elections. Highlights include President CH Met Falter, Vice Presidents W Sinpeon and S Williams, Treasurer Meeduck Thomann, and Secretary ME. Toit, with notes on committee duties and potential vacancies.
Fragmentary OCR item references the post office and a consul or committee, with unclear names and dates. The readable text hints at a public notice or mailing matter, but essential details are missing.
The council plans arbitration over a utility undertaking cost statement prepared by consultants. Town Lighting Ltd holds four franchise rights to supply electricity. Nominees for the forthcoming annual meeting include P J Man and W Lth Monin among others, with voting to occur on the 14th. A Greenborough Progress Association has elected officers led by President R Newton and Treasurer M W Watkam. A rain tally reports 28½ inches for July. Albert Malloy, 16, of Sandy Crook, Grentall, died at the Pore Hospital. burial was at Grenfell cemetery. The council has set aside £1000 for relief road repairs. the timeline anticipates work beginning by 14/2/4 pay week. Luxurious wear and travel by Norman Honnson advertised.
Wirriny a Cup event over three days drew 26 participants at YalN Wey with patrons remaining steady. Witness Kate War described the action as fierce while organizers noted misprints and a crowd-pleasing row. The event, conducted by the Fan Adkoriatin and Pryor County party volunteers, set the stage for Wirriny Halt to host the next session Wednesday at 1400 hours.
A brief notice describes plans involving Player Planox pianos and Talking Machi Radio, with a Full guarantee by PALING Sydney and Welte. It mentions full particulars and very aay Lorms, though details are sparse in the fragmented text.
The Bedgerabong Picnic Race Club held its annual meeting with broad public support for the management. Members approved the old committee including Patron N. M. McPhillamy and Secretary M. Webb, discussed course layout, pegged out the track, and noted the season’s forecasted rainfall with twelve inches recorded.
Local football fans are urged to attend the Kup Cup clash at Canowindra with Parkes Road property owner Mr. W. Jolieman noting 407 acres under Harrison. Local golfers visited Ormage, while W. Shore of Forbes predicts a big surprise from Kugowra’s team as undecided weather remains a factor.
A testimonial from Mrs. George Jolley of Parken says backache and kidney trouble vanished after using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. She notes lingering pains and headaches preceded recovery and praises the remedy as superior to prior medicines. Sold by chemists and Foster McClellan Co, 18 Hamilton Street, Sydney.
Notice warns all trespassers will be prosecuted without regard to persons. It states that anyone removing horses or other stock without authority will face vigorous legal action under the law.
A promotional notice invites buyers to complete their linen marking needs with a stamp, pad, and ink set. The short ad emphasizes convenience and a ready outfit for marking textiles.
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