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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
4
Public notice states the old established bakery of HL Hara will recommence business on the lot of August 1. The owner names Mo Rayh and 7 Crips as partners and Doris and Bon as parties interested. Location is Sharest Notte, Solale ml Parties estered for PHONE.
T. A. Goodmar of Logan Gate advertises harness and leather goods with workmanship guaranteed and moderate prices. Boots and shoes repaired. prices by H. Morrow.
The Advocate lists added attractions for the week including two extra days of showings with new fees and events each night such as rope slips, bow dances, and cultire parties on Friday and Saturday, promising a lively lineup throughout the week.
Frank presents 48 10 Ug Tore with a full programme of pictures at Brook's Pictures. Admission is competitive and a diverse lineup is promised with acts including Dora Thorne and The Forest Rose. Tonight through Saturday feature an entire change of programming and seating remains comfortable.
A garbled OCR snippet references DAN BARRY CO and a list of names amid unclear phrases about payments and compensation. The text mentions a “Dean” and “Mares Vramualle Company” with hints of a pay dispute or slush-fund style money expectations, but the overall record is incoherent.
Fragmented OCR item lists numerous race handicaps and entrants with scattered scores and distances. Mentions first prize a trophy presented by Met Dun of Weelong, and notes it may be seen at Mr D A Hansard.
Brief item notes surrounding a district with references to the twelve mile area. Mentions weekly timing and local boundaries while identifying the district and surrounding areas.
Breeding notes describe the six year old stallion Federal rising in form with strong sun and improved condition. At Burkes Show and Tarbes Show he placed top in events noted with references to lineage and performance, signaling strong value in the federation stock.
Edward Weaver & Co announce annual ram sales at the Showground forges featuring Weelong Long wool rams and Weelong merino rams. The sale highlights include high class merino rams from Weelong Station Forbes and Lincolns from Hugh Clabs Lincoln rams Paine & Co. Ewes from Naringa and imported stock from New Zealand. Auctioneers Wheatley and Fraser promote the event with references to prestigious show success and high prices expected.
A garbled report notes a Parkes Jogkey Club event in August with unclear details. It mentions participation by Sonbilr Holes and Siamb Amabrlee with weights and a late appearance by Forbes Paul Tag at 42.7. Ambiguous names and dates obscure the exact outcomes or scores.
Nutritious water supply noted with Hout series. Payment terms include 210 pounds for a single mare and 210 for two or more. Mention of fees per week and charges. Names James Henderson and Owain Roe Abe appear in terse lines. Dates September and December referenced, with removal of sensitive notes.
The fragmentary report details a wedding at Parkes with references to racing champions and horses such as Bancor Again and Tauamul. It mentions Jona Thenaan bale see Johriert of Tagan Gates and Elott, Yolingext’s daughter, plus race lineage including King at Kyle and Value. The text, though garbled, centers on a notable pairing event and the prestige of show wins across multiple venues.
A damaged OCR fragment references terms, a forthcoming event or notice, and a signature A Taylor Cadal. It mentions Geld or allowance and deductions, with unclear dates and locations, suggesting a public or legal notice from a town or official. Names and dates are partially legible, but the full context is not recoverable.
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