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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1927
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes list wants for men and property removal and a church notice at St Johns with August 81 Sunday schedule. Mentions Mayes carrier and various church services across several denominations with scattered names and times.
On offer are a Purrow MK Dive Plough a one ton wagon and a single firth pair of harnesses. Also listed are three farm carts secondhand harnesses and sulky gear. Enquiries invited to Rath & Co Torbos.
Hembtitching classes promised at Turk Guaranteed of Hignont Quality Mas three dollars by McKenzie near the cricket ground.
Tenders are invited for a vinyl gown and concrete cricket pitch at Public Hall. Specifications list M Geary and Vaiot Bank as references for the project.
A ragged report outlines events for a Newcastle event with Bowines and Forbes Howling Clube, noting preparations, a morning show range, and plans for a four day outing with special arrangements. It mentions Poultry Women Country Week and a sports day amid uncertain weather and dates.
A chaotic text mix reports Mesira Le C Marshall & Co clearing sale near Goolagong on August 2 for Mr George Justice's property, plus later fragments describe theatre shows, hats, and a prominent visit to Porvee with crowds and a car parade.
The by election in Maurice town drew notable attention as voters queued at the polls on Monday. Preliminary results show Myron Rok leading with 480 votes and Ryvnion 228, amid a generally peaceful scene with minor chatter and strong turnout.
Mr G A Pymont travels abroad to Tiisioben Air J J and hosts at Forbes today. Misses and Mrs. Spies welcome a daughter. Willum Busagtt, father of Forber Ker A, preaches Sunday at the Church of England. Mrs. 3 Spies of Mare greets kin in town. Several locals speak of weddings, travels, and hospital stays, with notes on newcomers and public figures in Forbes, Orange, and Sydney districts.
A quarrel between George White and Miller led to White firing an automatic pistol in Roexn Cate, injuring Miller. The incident occurred after a woman became involved, drawing a police response. Eight day remand issued. next hearing slated at the neu tral Criminal Court. involved parties include White, Miller, and local residents.
A well known townsman was poisoned Saturday after taking a hib medicine mistakenly. He drank the mixture at a store, collapsed, and was rushed to the district hospital. He began recovering after treatment, with the condition improving by Monday morning.
A detailed account of a wedding at St. Philip English with Rev Kenderdjne officiating. The bride wore a pleated pink georgette gown and carried a bouquet. the bridesmaids wore white. The groom Adrian Dua Sevan and parties including Byrnes and Dale of Forben attended. The reception followed with lace details and refined attire. The couple will reside in Victoria after the wedding.
Aely Wedalig married Vincent Patrick in a ceremony at St Laurence Church. The wedding at Mather Fox’s hall followed, with Mrs M. D. Leader and Miss Nell Baker among those attending. Bridesmaids wore floral frocks, and the bride’s attire featured a white satin train with silver embroidery and orange blossom garlands. The event included a reception at Tattereall Hotel and a church procession, with guests from Forbes and Arncliffe.
Minutes detail a Bowling Club gathering discussing finances and plans. Key figures include Mr A B Nelson and secretary and treasurer reports cited. Debate covered membership growth costs, proposed grants up to 2250 pounds, and future events toward September.
A community event planned by school leaders and parents aimed to raise funds for a hospital. The meeting discussed a program featuring dance, flag drill, and a dramatic performance by students to attract attendees and boost donations.
Friday's debate centered on hospital funding and nationalization, with speakers from the opposition and government factions arguing over health policy and public taxation. The meeting endorsed a motion to pursue educational and social measures, and agreed on plans for a fundraiser and future proceedings.
A chaotic garbled local street scene shows police court language and citizens debating weather matters. amid the disorder readers glimpse mentions of Alderman Crippin bow tie and Parkes, with plans for drainage, street improvements, and charity displays.
A garbled postwar film note surveys Australian cinema and entertainment items. It mentions George Halmusi and AN/DeUnyail with references to The Quacrere fack and a story of culleder and man who win fame, plus mentions of Bowad-antionholla and Boward. The piece also nods to Wilting J Locke and a montage of performers including Jtivun teh and Heley ff 4 Wome hand.
A playful invitation advertises a children’s fashion show featuring frocks, standups, and bonnets. The event promises suitable outfits for various ages and styles with accessories on display. The opening is scheduled for Saturday in August at a theater venue, inviting attendance and noting sponsor roles.
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