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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1927
Page
2
Fragmentary notice describes property and rental details including a house and land description, water access, and a tenancy at 170 per week. It lists an agent contact and local agents for particulars, with archaic spellings suggesting a historical real estate or auction notice.
In loving memory of Gertrude Glynn who passed away December 28 beloved and remembered by her parents Mr and Mrs Ballas and Roy family. Memorial words from Millie Meda and Pero.
An unclear report notes Haasiuk tied to a final work loss at KORIAN involving electricity. Details on the event, location, and parties remain fragmented, but the matter centers on disputed electrical work and its consequences.
Fragmented notice warns against trespassing on Datow Station or river area. Manager of Cadow Church of England declares penalties. dated in a rural parish with references to a Sunday service, communion, and vestry. Totals and roles unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR notes list Forbes services with times such as 7.30 and 11, unclear names, church events, and Sunday duties. Partial lines mention Forbes Secrlees and Cunnineband with service references, likely indicating a church calendar with worship times and related announcements.
The Forbes Literary and Debating Society met on Friday December 16 to select impromptu speakers. Each speaker drew a topic such as a religious service musical program and school as well as a choral recital and sermons. The event featured readings from works by Mendeleev and others and an emphasis on civic and cultural topics for the season.
The weather forecast notes fair but windy conditions with readings in the 20s, and a planned public meeting in Scrato shire at 3 pm Friday to set allowances and committee elections. Christmas Cheer Fund receipts are acknowledged by the Shire president and secretary, detailing prior expenditures on groceries and goods.
A string of brief items honors local residents and touches on charitable acts. Mentions include hospital appeal donations, births, deaths, and funeral notices for figures connected to Underwood Street and Brentwood, with references to Forbes, Canberra Timen, and various local officials. The mix notes community support, a farewell to Mrs Medonnell and Mr Lane, and ongoing interest in public and private affairs across towns.
The Forbes municipal board seeks mayoral candidates for the 1070 cycle. Voters discuss possible contenders as December approaches and the town eyes the leadership role while campaign activity intensifies.
A garbled 191 wartime notice describes public parking and a funeral event as part of a festival in a city, naming venues and dates. It references a cinema showing a British war film and an Australian soldier story, with unclear town names and attendee arrangements.
The notice lists Annten and Prattery as principals in a modern ceremony draft with references to UB/O Vy Aneto Pretier and Wawiesolta, noting stationery from Poner Stationery and various misread terms. The fragment hints at details like dates, locations, and associated firms but remains unclear.
A Lifesaving Club meeting was held in the town hall of Pornee County. Officials discussed appointing a new secretary after Mr Johnston resigned. Mr NAT Atkins was proposed as secretary, with Mr Taylor and Mr Haunce supporting the plan. Committee members named included Morte Welt and A. Bale, and motions passed in favor of the appointment.
A Sand Hill deputation led by Aura, Le Bonecur and A. Collis faulted the municipal council over unkept promises for road work and a wine industry plan. They pressed for prompt completion, noting past delays and a stalled project affecting Forbes supply and local orchards while detailing cost shares and funding steps.
A fragmented report describes a county event with mentions of demonstrations by police, welding arenas, and various exhibitions. The text references dates, participants, and possible awards while noting unclear names and places. The document suggests a local fair or show with trophies and marked events but lacks coherent specifics.
A fragmented report outlines sentences for Edward Campbell who faced multiple jails terms for crimes including illicit pilfering and related offences. Judge Armitour imposed one year and two year terms amid debate on criminal code aims and deterrence, with calls for a broader review of penalties.
The Postal Department launches a special campaign to ensure Christmas gifts and greetings are delivered before Christmas Day. It urges readers to post items early to avoid delays and extensive house-to-house delivery in the holiday period. The department plans stricter penalties for late postings and emphasizes avoiding disruptions to regular service.
A court session this morning heard Arnold and Tunes plead guilty to a charge involving indecency and credit, with Mood G2 noted in a detaute 14 daye and a sentence including 24 bones. Wrangery and Dinthem were Ash Med 67. the court convened to address the tolling return and cancer case.
A tangled document outlines a municipal legal dispute with references to voting, officials, and a contested act. Key figures include men in authority and residents in dispute. The narrative hints at retraining orders, investigations, and a public interest framing amid political maneuvering.
A chaotic telegram reports a fatal fire in Port Moresby and a near disaster at Baril Jones new establishment. It also notes alledged corruption charges against Alderman Frederik William Carls and calls for urgent reforms. Structural damage and heavy losses are mentioned, with broad references to injuries and financial figures and a looming inquiry into governance.
Disjointed OCR passage outlines a murder case linked to the Resringotte salle murder with names such as Justice Shiva and Crown counsel Lamb. It references defendants including Haleor Wiliam Hee and Frne Doubledig Hien and details jury challenges and alleged actions during the trial. The fragment also mentions Leslie and a husband’s travel alibi and a claim about a killer firing a shot in a car. The text is garbled and partial.
A call goes out for one hundred workers to assist in a major community project at a local site. The effort aims to clear debris and move materials to the river bank to support a public works initiative benefiting local families and the Life Basket program. Volunteers are urged to attend on a near term date, bringing confidence and willingness to work. The campaign stresses civic duty and the impact on ongoing welfare programs.
A pastiche of film titles and stage acts, listing stars such as Helena Cheddwick and Gustav, with references to wartime topics like The Texas Ranger and The Abaw. Mentions of productions including The Lady of the Tar Pr and Hanaan, plus fashion items and knitting patterns appear amid a chaotic collage of entertainment notes.
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