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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
9
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Forbes Chamber of Commerce discussed municipal electric lighting with strong support for proceeding. Mr Meillon noted council ignorance and urged immediate funding after a long process, citing Frankl’s report and committee recommendations. The council was to reconvene Friday while a second resolution passed despite some opposition.
The report notes a proposal to export 100000 carcanes of frozen meat from Victoria into the state. James Northam aged 100 dies at Wingham. Sister Ligouri, once detained as of unsound mind, is released after earlier disappearance and apprehension in Sydney. Dr Phellan of Sale supports prohibition and calls wine a gift from God.
The YWCA outlines its global and local work aiding girls in travel and work. It describes hostels in Tremayne Kirribilli Point and Elno Wa verly with room rates and free facilities, meals, and lounges. It notes emergency traveler aid, local fundraising, and a September 4 appeal to support girls in need.
W. KK. Garngey, secretary H.K. Ford announces a public auction at Plannery's Australia Hotel on Saturday August 14 at 4 PM. The sale includes Publican's Booth combined Ledger and Paddock, Race Books, Tea Room, Fruit Stall and Far- tler's Rights.
A notice states that all persons found shooting on the Sidbury property at Gunning will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Signed J. F. McCann.
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