Veterinary Notice and Schedule Update
Fragmentary notice lists a veterinary event with names Smith and Porubs. Schedule appears pushed to next week amid unclear venue and dates.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1926
Page
9
Fragmentary notice lists a veterinary event with names Smith and Porubs. Schedule appears pushed to next week amid unclear venue and dates.
The Jamalung Shire Council outlines proposed changes affecting residents listed for enrollment and eligibility since the recent wake of events. Details include new qualification criteria and hours of operation for public notices and hearings to be observed at Usher.
In a disrupted report, teams from Arstselai and Sydney compete with captains named Mom EA and Hlopendaunt. The match features distractible text but centers on a tennis contest, outcomes unclear, with references to a Kurt and Miley amid confusing phrasing.
Fragmented lines show positions and sales offers including help wanted clerks and legal terms. The readable items mention a market sale and a person seeking a position along with church service timing and unrelated names. The text is garbled with multiple proper nouns and unclear details.
Fragmentary catalog style item notes a black fur glove claimed as from Forbes and Eulows and a Gent. name. A partial phone instruction appears with a leading number. The text suggests a lost and found or inquiry entry in a local listing.
Forbes Advocate notes a bold debut in the August issue, highlighting standout moments and firsts. Readers are teased with upcoming profiles and citywide events tied to the Forbes brand.
Disjointed items show a Wellington sale scene with a five hundred pound reward promise for meat quality at Premier Butchery and large stock sale notes. References to Homebush sheep sale and donations, farming events, and scattered names indicate a crowded market bulletin with incomplete details and varied notices from racing to military and civic subjects.
A fragmentary note discusses funds for road work on Comet Farber Road area near Wyalong Mn with authorities authorising expenditure of 22705 units. It mentions ongoing works, planned torque installation, and anticipated contractor actions with partial references to Parker and local wear timing.
Edward Mollovern pleads not guilty at Forbes Police Court on Tuesday to a charge of using indecent language. Case dismissed after hearing evidence. Other items note golf notes, hall events, juvenile ball reports, and local building boom updates in the Forbes area.
Crown Lands are now open for applications in areas around Narrandera including Area No. 443 at vombela and Howe farm, expanding from 70 to 8000 acres. It lists multiple area numbers and notes new tracts available, with references to local farms and terms.
Local notices and obituaries describe residents and visitors connected to Grenfell and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr. Murti of Camp 1H and inmates at Brentwood, Rev Father Fox of Porly, and Mrs Mollie Byrne with Inspector R. Byrne of Gragge. Wounded Ronald Way Hiowh and Captain of the OL Daye Poot attend hospital and events in Sydney. The report lists multiple names, places in New South Wales, and hospital and society updates from the week.
Obituary records a death on Wednesday night in Sydney of Hannan Nay Davin wife of Hobert Ums Forbes aged 10. Funeral details list multiple local relatives, services at Tosh Hall Howe and St Laurence B C with Father Maxvell and Father O Sullivan assisting. The piece notes arrangements and mourners attending, with a backdrop of interment and memorial rites.
Telegraphic wire messages report the Grins lus beam wirefox station progressing toward completion in seven days. Charges involve two MHI units and claims reference worker condition concerns and a North Cour committee.
Unclear OCR text describes a stranding incident involving a vessel named Yoon. Details are fragmentary and publishable facts are limited.
A violent confrontation erupted after E Garis died, triggering a deadly feud with the NerhMy Hy organization. Authorities say seven people were killed, including Jared, as chaos spread near a railway route and гар remains were found. An interview notes the disaster unfolded during a partnership dispute and the crowd control failed at the event.
An odd jumble of lines shows ads and sketches mentioning spring fashions and goods for ladies and children. The fragment lists items such as gowns and hats and references various names and shops, with stray phrases about spring colors and ready-to-wear offerings.
From MITW WATHON, Land Agent Forbes, who recommended land frontage. He advised Bren tar Me with agreements and all matters in concert with the applications and settlements.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Horwren and Gowrdman incidents, sewing machines, and a forthcoming event near Thursday. Mentions of a welfare auction, hospital aid, and supply lines named Lachlan with price pitches. Odd town names and garbled lines reflect a busy but unreadable period piece.
Race card lists hurdle events and handicap divisions with horses including Moon, Abide, Melia, Nosehill, Wandicat, Lady Lizzie, Stranger, and Gun of the West. Notable entries include Moon 3alhus, Moon 3alhus, and Gun of the West in the Maiden and Handicap stages with times and consignments across multiple races.
The event covered a track meet with multiple races and winners. Names include Tedd yenterday, Maid en Mandicenps Young Chaetyy, and Droaidont, among others, with times and placements noted for several heats and events.
A garbled stock market item mentions prices and entries such as R60 and 21241 Sheep with references to 28/7 and 38/4. The readable fragments point to a market update with specific numbers but lack coherent context or full names.
A noisy cinema program with sketches and film titles led by Hobart Money Special Production. Features include The Man on the Hux and The Outsider with Josephine Tagan and Alice Lake. plus stage acts and matrimonial ship scenes.
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