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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
1
Residents of the Forbes area are urged to consider the Vandenberg Hotel for superior accommodations. The hotel promises refined cuisine, comfortable air conditioned rooms, and appealing surroundings with quick access to amenities. Contact E. GentlTM at the Forbes phone line for reservation details.
The fragment references Albion Hotel Forbes and a person named PREEBAIRN, Peupetitin, with unclear context. The readable text is garbled and lacks a coherent event, date, or action to summarize a clear outcome or notice.
Fragmentary text suggests changes or concerns at the Post Office Hotel in Sydney with mentions of a new flag or alarm system and high standards for service. Patrons appear to be evaluating the situation as details remain unclear.
A fragment notes Hotel Victoria undergoing renovation by a new manager. It touts brighter accommodations, stable and secure premises, and references W Baker and a local contact. The text remains informal and partially garbled with several misspellings.
A £20 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of the person responsible. The notice lists names and initials and mentions locations including Porton and Walton H. N. It appears as a damaged OCR from a local crime alert with scattered names and streets.
Report notes supervision concerns at the Metropolitan Hotel near Rankin and Templar Streets. Mentions a leader figure and talks of building changes and regulated practices. References to country traditions and community rights with unclear organizational names.
Fragmented notice discusses advertising space and deadlines for upcoming issues. It mentions timing, placement options, and distribution considerations without clear names or dates. The readable text hints at prioritizing early submissions and aligning copy with the next issue cycle.
A fragmentary notice lists the Norwich and London Accident Insurance Association with names such as AML Strom and Kerr as manager. The text references the Board of Advice and a chair, along with terms and applications for personal accident workmen’s compensation and other accident insurance provisions.
An old Sydney notice promotes Doan's Ointment as a cure for piles. It includes testimonials from Sydney readers praising relief after trying multiple remedies and mentions mailing offers and prices. The ad lists Shepherd & Son as distributors and references contacting 10 Australian Street, Sydney, for home delivery.
An old advertisement touts two shillings for two doses of cough mixture and claims relief for coughs bronchitis and throat irritation. It mentions impure ingredients and urges buyers to avoid poor remedies, praising a branded product as best for soothing the throat.
An advertisement touts a faster ringbarking method using Elliott's Arsenite solution to kill trees. It claims bark rings, root death, and no suckers, with claims of economical finish. It lists Elliott Brothers Ltd of Sydney and offers arsenite in tins and mixed orders through chemists or merchants.
A fragmented ad shows a ticket range promotion for an upcoming concert. It mentions an Advooste Office and touts no better option elsewhere. The readable line hints at ticket sales and promotional branding.
Notification from Walter J. Kelly & Co and Alation Bales about a property and land parcel within the district involving Dalgety and Co Ltd and Parkes Forbes and Peak Hin agents. Details are fragmentary but indicate an auction or sale action and associated liberal advances at Wool and Stock.
Advertisement announces stock and property lists available on application. Contacts: Parkes Stock and Financial Agent, phone 189 Parkes. Listing invites interested parties to apply for access to the inventories and related financial items.
The notice states Mrs. M. Smith's humanzed machine has been acquired by Mrs. McKeneie and classes will start soon. Orders should be collected at Mae Hatherne's near the cricket ground as work begins at the new location.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions incomplete ideas and garbled phrases suggesting a discussion about home completion or a person named Fon Murt, with unclear context and no coherent events or dates to report.
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