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Fragmented OCR lists misread items and ads. Mentions instruments repairs phonographs violins and publican rights at Booth Street. Includes dates and locations with scattered names and broken phrases.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1926
Page
9
Fragmented OCR lists misread items and ads. Mentions instruments repairs phonographs violins and publican rights at Booth Street. Includes dates and locations with scattered names and broken phrases.
Tender invites public bid for the supply of flowtime to Forbes District Hospital for the year 1929. Specifications include delivery to the hospital premises and adherence to the district procurement rules with bids due by the stated deadline.
Norman Kiniu reports on Wirwlaas Makery Business with focus on fur ull partiewia mboly and Awe Quans Hintba, highlighting outputs and a developing plan for upcoming quarters.
Advertisement from a local farmer seeking draught horses for hire. The notice asks owners to respond with available garb or farm animals provided, using terms that imply bargain pricing and quick pickup.
The Supreme Court of New South Wales probate division announces the will of William Parry late of Forbon is established in the estate of Hannah Parry widow of the deceased. Creditors are invited to present their claims by a specified date. The Third Avrants and play of the estate are listed with instructions for claims and exemptions. Judge orders publication and notice to creditors and beneficiaries. The Australian Goodyear Tyres company referenced.
The Forbes Advocate announces no issue on Tuesday 28th or Friday 31st due to holidays. The next issue will be published in the New Year on Tuesday, with the plan to drop two editions during Christmas and New Year observances.
The text proposes evaluating a 1927 calendar project and invites close inspection of printing details at the printing office. It suggests calendars may move, improve value, and attract attention with centerfold images, seeking careful review of catalog and production.
A garbled dispatch from December 14 outlines New Haven area officials including Wats and Dapnts Mayor along with We J Ubnniwoy discussing town events. The article references various names and places, mentions a formal order, and notes proposed enhancements to the town’s market, with hints of civic projects and community concerns.
A garbled obituary page records multiple local deaths with details of burials and church services. Names such as Mr Fowler, Mrs Tag, and Mrs Moore appear, with mentions of private hospitals and a funeral director. Other fragments reference a Sydney interment, aldermen, and a town memorial with religious services led by Rev Mr Sonne.
Fragmentary report notes a stalled operation at a railway yard delaying unloading of wheat as bags piled up and overtime worked. The document mentions misdirected orders to discontinue activity though trains and wagons were ready, extending wait times for shipments.
A brief notice notes next Tuesday will bring the usual Xmas Supplement with pages of holiday loading material. The short item mentions preparation for the Christmas issue and counts on readers finding a full set of features and selections.
An excerpted sports item describes Bowls clubs and a dated fixture, noting a fiery challenge and a donated prize from Tolls Brewery. It references individuals such as Mesurray fain and Kantian Beardbent Armstrong, with mentions of regional associations and a long-standing competition.
A community appeal notes donations toward cancer relief in Forbes district. Contributions include 20 bags from the advocate and 40 bags from Mrs G D Bannett, among others, with funds earmarked for practical needs and wheat-related aid in the war effort.
Unclear OCR lists weights and handicap results for Bedgerabong meet with numerous names, times, and measurements. Includes entries such as The Muck 19-7 and Sako Fred Fagie with various handicap figures like 427 and 117. Mentions locations and race notes but data is fragmented and hard to parse.
A garbled report notes a Wed evening Cafe Chantant in New South Wales with various names and hints of performances. References mention figures like Billy and Murphy, a council chamber meeting, and a public reception or event with unclear details about attendance and proceedings.
Reported tensions surface as cricket groups complain about unequal preparation and selection for the Kelly Cup. Names of players and clubs mix in a crowded, unclear roster of participants and upcoming matches with little verified detail.
Racing summary lists various horse entries and handicaps at Randwick. Names include CHALDONLA Nursery Manujeap, DIViniOM, CHOU SHAAIASTL, WESTIIU LASS, Villiers Siaker, STENN ORO PRIN HES Nursery Handicap divisions, features WOOTEN DORSET WEDAIA, MUBELALIL PERSUASION PROMATHCE, GOLDAN CHINN ANTAGONIST WAZ HOY, Holiday Handicap details and multiple entrants across events.
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