Welcome for Mr Keane enters court proceedings
In the Court of Petty Sessions Magister C A Arnold welcomes solicitor Mr Keane making his first appearance in a law court. Deputy Sheriff and local officials offer congratulations and best wishes. Mr Keane thanks them, vows to justify the high regard, editor notes enduring friendship with The Advocate.
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Court of Petty Sessions
C. A. Arnold
Keane
Wea
Mrr. Mole
Mr. Keane
Mr. Mellon
Mellon
Jagtyelor Toobil
Advocate
Misread season tale as Newling hunts snake
An OCR degraded report describes Mr. Newling during a windy week attempting a game move, noting a snake appearance and a series of missteps. The account blends stray phrases about a duck and a storied moment, with little clear outcome or definitive action.
Cricketers Convicted For Trespass At Commercial Hotel
John Kenny Cyril Gaggin and Raginsid Antram were found guilty and fined for trespass after being on the premises of the Commercial Hotel on Rankin Street during October 7. Owen Wilkening faced charges adjourned to January 3. Magistrate Moloney appeared for the defendants.
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Rankin Street
John Kenny
Cyril J. Gaggin
Raginsid Antram
Nat Owen G. Wilkening
Mer D. J. Moloney
Fined for Failure to Destroy Rabbits at Forbes Court
William Molloy of Ping Grove was fined £1 for failing to destroy rabbits after evidence showed about 660 acres infested near S91 acres with burrows and warrens. Magistrate Arnold ordered costs of £2 2s. not all landholders appeared to acknowledge the menace and Molloy faced a second offence warning.
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William Molloy
Ping Grove
Forbes Court
Rebbit
Bowler
Forbes P.P
Malloy
Costa
Charge Withdrawn In Alfred Hay Case At Orange Court
A man serving a short sentence faced a two year term in Orange Quarter Sessions after being charged with breaking into Wright Heaton's Forbes premises in October. The court heard he and another man were found on the property with tools to commit burglary. The magistrate adjourned after noting issues with a key witness.
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Alfred Hay
Orange Quarter
Seseloia
Ualog
Lane
Forbes
Hay
Wright Heaton
lLowan
Arnold
Toy
How the Pup Served in South Forhee
In a rough chase to find harvest work, Calleo and Quickatlver trek near a ridge when a starving pup clings to them. A wary resident refuses aid, slamming a door after a plea for help as the trio debates whether to feed the dog. The trio hopes to avoid trouble while seeking food and shelter.
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Ulekatlver Telanehalleen
Grawlin
Calleo
Indy
Governor's Western Vrail Tragic Tailored Trouser Tale
Sir Philip, the State Governor, almost faced a social tragedy during a Forbes visit when his evening trousers were left at Government House. In a humorous letter to hosts Mr and Mrs A H Seddie the governor thanks Forbes residents for hospitality and notes he attended the ball in uniform after an unfathomable wardrobe mishap. A second note from Lieut Com Gifford echoes the lighthearted tone.
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Sir Philip Game
A. H. Seddie
Forbes
B.A. @ HH Association
Sir Philip
Government House
Dinner scheme in country club men at Commercial Hotel
Witnesses testified about a liquor act case where three men met at the Commercial Hotel with Mrs Wilkening and arranged dinners for county members. The defense claimed not to recall calling for beer while the constable quizzed them. police interrupted as arrangements and drinking occurred amid a suspected scam.
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John Kenny
Postal Ovstatent
Offeera
Wilkening
Cesta
Countery
Mra. Wilkening
Mra Wilkening
Naveral
Fine for Lice Infested Sheep Warns Farmers
Government notice warns farmers about lice infestation in sheep and outlines inspection and penalties. It cites animal welfare protections and urges compliance to prevent fines, with details of enforcement and dates.
Colts Cricket Club trial reveals bar evidence
In a session before Inspector Toohill the Colts Cricket Club trial heard accounts from Owen G Wilkening and others about alcohol and mugs on the counter. Defendants convicted with penalties set for two days hard labor and a postponement for Wilkening to January 1st.
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Owen G. Wilkening
Ilewnsee
Pairon
Colts
Costello
Train Jumpers Fined In Forb es Case
Five youths from Gren, Arteta, Stockinbingm and Forbes were fined after pleading guilty to riding a train without paying fare. Individuals P. Kelly, M. Keogh, Boyd, L. Wilson, and B. Lyons appeared before Forbes Cows and received fines of £3 plus costs. They were ordered to pay 14s 4d or serve eight days hard labor.
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Arteta
Forbes
P. Kelly
M. Keogh
Boyd
L. Wilson
BE. Lyons
Cigarettes Best For The Fadiec Too
A fragmented line from an old page notes cigarettes as a popular item, with unclear context or full quotation. The readable fragment mentions smoking products in a casual or promotional tone, lacking complete names, dates, or events to anchor a full summary.
Earl Russell Proposes Early Childless Marriages in Australia
The Sydney professor dismisses Earl Russell s theory as misguided and unethical. He argues the proposal, defending stricter study focus, mirrors misguided data and resembles prohibitionist ideas with harmful social implications.
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Earl Russell
Australis
Sydney
Australia
Bogabigal Trespass Notice Enforceable by Prosecution
Any persons fishing shooting or otherwise trespassing on any part of Bogabigal will be prosecuted without respect to persons MANAGER.
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Bogabigal
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Melton Institute
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