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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1913
Page
4
A brief weather note mentions heat conditions and dry expected spells. It references several improper names and unclear terms, with fragmented phrases about warnings and measurements. The readable items point to a hot period, but the exact locations and specifics remain obscured.
Jemalong Shire Council discussed Boyd Road settlement, bridge funding, and road surveys. Budget figures were set for 1d rate and £6,220 total expenditures. open actions include fence contributions, gate removals, and road survey costs. A rabbit fence, telegraph line, and a temporary loan of £1,000 were noted. a driver to be pursued for a damaged field road incident.
Jemalong Shire Council Forbes celebrates an aerial railway across Lachlan River at Bogabigal five miles from Forbes. Flying fox cages carry quarry stone to Bundaburra Plain, saving about 14 miles per round trip. Two trips daily reduce cost to 5d per yard, vs up to 5s without the system. Originated by Shire Engineer A J Booth, the plant cost £160 and halves previous carting distances. officials applaud the new method and note plans for expansion if needed.
In Sydney on October 22 and 29 last the country press conference unanimously resolved to adopt new casual advertising rates. From the date below the charge is 2 1/2d per inch, with 2d per inch for each subsequent inch, discounted for multiple insertions. W Brooke & Sons Forbes Times S Smith Porbox Gazette G W Brownhill Forbes Advocate. November 5 1914.
The name Brownhill is cited as a marker of good printing across the western half of the state, signaling a reliable reputation in type and press work. The remark indicates broad recognition of Brownhill’s standard among printers and customers.
A Friday afternoon gathering at Bogabigal invited by Shire President Mr Rawlins featured Mrs Rawlins and Mrs Thornton riding the river on flying foxes. Councillors Heaney Low Brown and Mr Lovell with Aldermen Patterson and Lea attended for councils. Local officials praised the day labor driven enterprise and the improved roads since government upkeep. Two municipal ratepayers participated in the discussion outlining positive views on local governance.
A sub-committee debates Mike Howison’s letter and Miss Howison’s complaint regarding Bates. The session, held in camera, excludes press notes while Advocates and Times reporters discuss publication limits. Ed. notes the press could not publish or record the proceedings.
Polson said no fishing hunting or shooting allowed on Daroobalgie property. Dogs were shot in the incident. Martin Bros associated with Daroobalgie are named in the notice.
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