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On the spot remarks celebrate Style and Finery as the mark of good dress. A declaration that Cut and Suite define a best look, emphasizing confident presentation and personal branding through clothing.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
4
On the spot remarks celebrate Style and Finery as the mark of good dress. A declaration that Cut and Suite define a best look, emphasizing confident presentation and personal branding through clothing.
Acting for Furmare é Gragiers Co-Operative and A Coy Government receiving agent, we are appointed seed wheat and Algerian Onta pool save agents for purchase storage and distribution of seed wheat under the pool for Forbes district. Full particulars available.
Agencies include Moscey Kerris Machinery Clutterbuck Bros 611 Engines and Chaff-Cutters Paton Burns Manurea Northern Assurance Coy Auction Sales conducted in any part of the district.
Notice advertises £30,000 trust money available to lend on Broad Acres. Amounts from £1,000 are acceptable with a one percent rate, later extended for a year. For full particulars contact Walter Kelly and U. Markos.
A historical digest laments the Great War and its aftermath, noting long delays before true peace and lingering postwar hardships across Europe. It reflects on drought, economic strain, and societal strain in Australia as nations seek a return to normalcy and a hopeful course for civilization.
Fragmentary note mentions Kangaree impact on Ole property and local figures Goolageng and Bailey Wilbaiote with unclear connections. Wording is garbled and names are uncertain. no clear event or outcome is stated.
The triennial Jemalong Shire councillor election will be held Saturday on January 31 by postal ballot with nominations due January 8. Nominations must reach returning officer Mr T Lovell by January 5. Nomination forms available by applying to Mr Lovell’s office.
Forbes Rifle Club members continue their Xmas morning shoot with cake and wine. Mr P. T. Stinson donated the cake and J.B. Reymond & Sona Ltd supplied the wine. The event begins at 11 tomorrow morning with 10 shots each at 600 yards.
The fund closed with donations totaling £ F0/ 80 and was allocated evenly as keepsakes to the eleven nurses who served during the pneumonic influenza outbreak.
Local bowls doubles handicap results show TM Sharp and Hawkins beating Rath and Jex 15 to 1, Dio and Byrnes defeating Muller fod Meitlon 22 to 14, and A Sharp with PL Stinson defeating Broderick and Dickens 18 to ? A doubles handicap tournament is set for Ximna after noon on Boxing Day. members urged to arrive early to secure spots.
Anita Leow and John Emerson wrote for Star Pictures star about Abexta a youth in a Mitton factory who learns he is the missing heir to a European throne. The production blends humor and adventure as it unfolds at the studio and on screen with lively performances.
The secretary of the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children acknowledges St Andrew's Sunday School Forbes for raising £30 net from a Warwar fundraiser. The note says the result is historic in New South Wales denomination records, with a brass plate to mark Forbes cot and an honor banner to hang in the school.
Young Charlie Muller of the HMAS Australia visits Forbes relatives while the Melbourne’s North Sea operations are recalled. Inspector Cupitt, new head of Forbes Police District, notes changes since Braidwood, and locals Jack Tozer and Jim McColl are mentioned for past deeds and service. A London Gazette notice dated July 11, 1979 is noted.
Robert Acheson aged 71 died Monday evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs W G Smith in Camp Hi. A long-term resident of Forben Mietrich, he owned property The Grove, bought by Mr and Mrs Woolhouse. Ill health recently, a meal preceded a collapse at seven, funeral held at Church of England cemetery with arrangements by Mr T Peniloy.
The annual Sunday School prize distribution, presided by Rev J T Thorburn, honored merit students. Gordon Keang received three certificates of merit for Mountain throws, while Joseph J Hutchison, Frank Wynne, and others earned multiple certificates. The school will resume January Sunday services.
A historic notice describes the transfer of the Vandenberg Hotel and related property to the new owners. The document cites prior management and the role of local agents in effecting the disposition, noting the involvement of Messrs Comhinghyne and Butler in the transaction.
Water authorities warn of restricted irrigation as a single water source on Lake Mudgelliga is allocated to Max Tow and Lachton River area. Officials urge conservation measures to prevent shortages and protect downstream supplies amid ongoing drought conditions.
Our civic affairs column notes growing interest in the triennial elections and the chance of strong candidates appearing under the Bead tag of business men. It suggests current Mayor McDonnell and Aldermen Fates, Sam, and Edwards may not seek re election and urges that council seats be filled by broader, progressive leaders.
Meture Mesars Co AL Arnold and Woo faced a fine for promenading acts described in cryptic court notes. The report mentions February and a Mary Aniewes connection, but details are unclear, with garbled street names and references to priced items and local figures.
Wine shoppers flock to Hiteci's formal jewellery as prices stay low and quality remains high. Beryl remains on the premises while Austen & Pratley's Engineers Twist clothing line showcases dark grey trousers and khaki drill options. Buckland opens a fine range of new goods in checks and stripes. Hansard's Forbes' Leading Jeweller Rankin Street.
The Forbes Advocate states employees receive twelve working days holiday yearly with six to be taken in the Nimous season. The paper will close December 24 and not publish December 26, December 30, or January 2. It resumes after New Year on January 2.
Forbes P Board discussed amending the T. P. Act to pay 3 shillings per fox scalp with brush, connected by skin strip, to boost summer and winter kills. Proponents argued higher values in winter justify the incentive, while bones might become silverant. motion adopted.
Irwin Hodge, a farmer, lost his home and nearly all possessions in a Saturday fire believed caused by a spark from a fireplace. Two sheds, of cedar and iron, stood nearby but survived. Neighbors aided in saving some items but the dwelling and most contents were consumed. Insurance through Partners and Key Flour Co-op, Tirter and Keane agents, to be assessed.
A fire destroyed the residence of Mr Robert Aligne Gun Hine with most furniture lost. The origin was suspected in the kitchen as neighbours and a returning soldier reported the blaze spread rapidly. The home was insured though furniture was not. The house was occupied by Mr Bing and his wife, the latter being the soldier’s wife in the local garrison.
The St Josephs Boys School announces examination marks for intermediate and elementary standings. Notable performers include Isttermemelath with high marks, Lake Me Dowel and others such as John Bartley and George Cowell achieving commendable percentages.
The Electric Light Committee revived talks with Aldermen including M'Donniel and Fucey, Franks the consulting engineer estimated a months delay to start. He projected twelve months total to complete the plant with Australian machinery largely available and four to five weeks for tender evaluation.
In a 44 year record keeping span from Vs7 to present day the rainfall total is the lowest on record. The drought years listed show 1280 in 18Sk4 as a prior low while the newest figures reveal continued dryness across months with notable declines through February April and August. Austen and Prathey promote a collection of men’s presents and a selection of tailored suits at Avston and Pratley’s with new brown and navy serge arrivals and Helicious brown goods featured.
At Forbes Pastures Protection Board Friday the motion for a crow destruction bonus passed. Mr Carter said chairman Wallace Hunter may attend the Conference. Hunter opposed the crow, yet will likely speak against the bonus, while board members support it. Mr Carter and Mr Lew comment on handling the matter.
Amindments ready for second district band contest on New Year’s Day with vocal and verbal competitions added. Three of the district bands will perform on the platform under conductors A Sandegren and Mr Molrant. Port Town shields to be presented after the third contest with the winning band to perform a final selection. Continuous instrumental solos are expected to draw a large New Year’s Eve crowd and a concert Friday night.
Jottings describe Avugten & Pratley's promotions with through-the-year sales. The piece notes upcoming events at Stir upen-air theatre and an annual solders league reunion. It highlights Mr Pratley's selection of shirts and urges readers to visit Lachlan Street store for better value. It mentions an excursion train and Fortes to Sydney with Tom Lavelle returning thanks from the Monument.
Mr Tom Lavelle, recently elected member for Calare, will return to voters from Monu ment Lechlin Street on Saturday the 27th at 7 pm.
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