06 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
1
An advertisement promotes Johnsons Baby Powder as irresistible and soft for tender baby skin and encourages readers to treat their own skin with the same care. The copy emphasizes soothing qualities and a gentle formulation.
The Chief Secretary declares Wyangala Dam district under the Birds and Animals Protection Act. Hunting rules apply to listed birds and mammals within a 40 mile wide zone around the dam and within lake waters, for a three year period from the notice date, with fishing nets and other implements prohibited in specified waters.
Mr Jor Payten secretary to the deputation that waited on the Minister of Agriculture for a full investigation of the Goolagong Forbes water scheme has received notice via the district member that deputation votes and a brief on funding for the enquiry have been sent to the Premier for Cabinet consideration.
Mr Payton stated yesterday afternoon that he had received no telegraphic message from Mr Elliott indicating the Cabinet murdered the proposal and agreed to make available the 3000 pounds required for the investigation.
The Executive Council appoints Judge White of the District Court as Royal Commissioner to investigate misconduct allegations. Focus areas include conflicting loan applications under the Western Lands Act by Phillip Henry Pike and others, and the sale by Jenomen Dede to Peter French Loughlin of soldiers' group purchases at Dunedoo during 1903-18 and 1928-6.
Mr Wartie Wilkins had a remarkable escape from death when a bright car struck a culvert nine miles from Ipubbo on the Narramine road. He was thrown and tangled against a barbed wire fence, then found by a passing motorist in a dazed but unhurt condition. The front wheels and axle were torn away, with wreckage strewn along the road.
Market reports show quotations for bulk 2 shillings 0 pence and lagged 2 shillings 10 pence, with further drops expected after Monday. The notes indicate a continued downward trend in wheat prices as traders react to market conditions.
At the convent garden fete a festive mood persisted amid damp weather and reduced crowd by CWA and town events. Bishop Por opened the occasion as students, singers, and Marist Brothers underpinned a program of dances, recitations, and a brief parish message on Catholic school funding and community support.
Arthur Albert Rous died in a Parkes sewer trench on Jansen Lane near 25 Elisabeth Street. Coroner A W W Cockram ruled the death accidental after evidence from Constable McCarthy and Dr Henderson. Rous, married with child, worked for George Frank Baker and likely slipped while exiting the trench, breaking his neck.
A note announces a Marist Brothers concert at a fixed time with free admission for all attendees. Details on location and exact schedule are unclear in the fragment.
Mr H oe Elliott M L A challenged flour millers in Parliament asking how bakers selling below monopoly price are protected. He cited a Housewived Association letter and questioned why farmers receive far less than bakers from 60 bushels of wheat. The Premier was asked to explain and consider government powers, noting day and night baking checks and a Bathurst gaol case.
Widespread rain boosts graziers and dairymen in the district with 170 points plus 69 more on Tuesday and Tuesday. Some areas such as Wallie Wallie and Yamama report higher totals. Total rainfall this year remains among the driest on record, delaying harvests but promising summer feed while wheat weight may drop slightly.
The long awaited Forbes greens match between Presid ent P L Groadbent and Vice President J A McLean ended with the President’s rinks ahead 130 to 68. Five rinks per side, a cordial afternoon with notable comebacks including Son Prow’s 30 14 win over Vine Stineson, and a novelty spider event won by W Pavey. Tea hosted by members’ wives.
A Eugowra farmer, A Wilkins and Co., faced Wellington District Court before Judge Barton regarding two counts of selling wheat. Toohey of Eugowra claimed the plaintiffs purchased 10 000 bushels of wheat via agents. The defendant disputed jurisdiction as the amount exceeded £400 and denied any contract. The court ordered plaintiffs to pay costs to defend.
Trendy mate shows Forbes played Grenfell last Saturday with listed players including Wood Tickner Dempsey Neleon Haid Mitton Reld Dumaster Harria Butler Cobcroft Howarth Rionita Sty Beogrove Besgro. Scores and full lineups are incomplete in the fragment.
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