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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
2
Quandialla Refreshment Rooms advertise continuous meals and a wide confectionery range. Proprietor 3 Poulob presents a selection of breakfasts and snacks, including chocolate and smokers' goods, with a note of late hours and general catering.
Quandialla Bakery proprietor announces service or supply terms to multiple locations including Bimbi Beren Gebba Cayamabal Bribbaree Tub bof Road Milgale and all other parts of the Watriel Kes with shortest notice. Phone provided.
Local notice highlights Les Howland, saddle and harness maker, offering prompt repair work, guaranteed workmanship, and harness repairs. Identifies roles as agent for Standard Insurance Co and general agent, machinery expert and auctioneer, with districtwide clearing service.
Brock Station and General Agent Quandialla Wheat Buyer for Loui Dreyris Co offers top prices for stored wheat. Notes on storage possible. Agencies listed include International Lar vente Ga South British Insurance Co Gay Bottle Separators Bergers Paints Shirleys Manures and Gray Motor Cure. Stock and property lists available on application.
Fragmented notice advertises auto parts for Ford and Manex Cars Douglas and Ble X Motor Cycles with tyres and accessories. It proclaims hire cars for day or night and notes repair work arranged. Mentions Gloria Light Spot Union and National Insurance.
A Farmers and Settlers meeting chaired by Mr. Pentti debated railway yard construction and line extensions to Greatell and Quandialia, seeking Under-Secretary support, alarm system options, and referendum on Quandialia becoming an archep area. They also urged a new post office and water supply for Saw Mill and requests to complete it quickly.
Farmers report shipping improved yields from Apenaid wheat and a new Ball's Barty variety. Local growers consider planting the promising Ball's Barty next season amid favorable early results. Cricket scores show Browbs 17? Beibbare 120 runs. Gualt 40, Javon 6, Naplar 20, Davis 37, McKown 58, Downay 1. Telephone hours noted.
Weather in Yarrabi shows changeable winds and dust, harvests fair with good wheat yields. A meeting set for January 1 outlines plans for a grand ball. injuries were minor in recent incidents, and Mr. Williamson is recovering well while Tim and others prepare for a dance with Cripps' orchestra.
News notes a local figure Norman Fitegerald near success in a ceremonial task at Lake Cowallind with hints of a community wish fulfilled. It mentions the death of Dr. Gallagher Bishop of Goulburn and praises his long service. The piece references schoollike exams, a candidate’s wife, and a forthcoming race day cooking bee next Saturday as part of race preparations.
Bedgerabong notes a quiet spell broken briefly by a snake encounter and a bird flown into a rooster pen. Villagers report strong winds and dust, with scattered showers offering relief. Local cricket plans face travel delays, while music lovers await a concert on the twelfth. The town records a hospital case, a choking tale, and a county telephony update.
A wedding solemnized by Rev Father Lynch united Mary Evelyn Culgan and Albert Edward Vale at St. Malachy’s Church. The bride wore a brown crepe dress with black hat. best man was R. Haydon. bridesmaid Gannon wore apricot satin. Guests at the reception in Mrs. Wight’s rooms included cake and wine. Town mourns Bishop Gallagher of Goulburn on his 77th year for his charity and education work, with many Catholic and non Catholic attendees.
Prolk our Gwe correspondent reports Hogay Gale led by A Augus 20 and P. Peckham 14 along with W. Pookhat 14 and Walter McKay 24 for the visitors, while local standouts Walter McKay 6, Bob Jones 26, and J. H. Dunnis starred for the home side. Despite good fielding, the local batsmen faltered as Ezra Hillian claimed wickets. the score finished close with Bogan Gate showing strength with Dad Rakill and Harry Rees in service. A juvenile dance at the royal hall raised funds for infants Xmas tree supplies, netting £8, and a prize event featured Gwen Scott and Ace Eggleston among others. A farewell presentation for Auck Cantwell occurred as he departs for Guandea.
The Traudis Hotel, under proprietor T. McGrath, proclaims a full renovation and refurbishment. It advertises unmatched accommodation with attentive service, commercial and public dining rooms, and an excellent selection of beers wines spirits and liquors for visitors and residents.
Luxurloua seven passenger cylinder touring car for hire at Eugowra Motor Garage. Dalgetty & Co advertise motor and cycle repairs with ample storage for cars and contact via phone.
Hd Humley states he has secured a well-known hotel and seeks public backing for the project. He asserts strong commercial and public interest, promising stable accommodation and improvements.
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