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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
7
Notice informs patrons the King and Tea Room has moved from Meagher & Co’s to a new location opposite the Post Office and next Albion Hotel. The confectionery department continues at the old address near Kevin’s chemist shop offering cool drinks ice cream and pastries.
A fragmented line mentions Tim and a telat urging a next trip to see for yourself. The passage reads like a travel or time themed note with a personal nudge toward an experience or product. Entities referenced are Tim and telat as a contact point for a visit or demonstration.
A Forbes public meeting discussed advancing the Lachlan irrigation scheme with Alderman McDonnell presiding. Delegates including Rev Peacock and many locals debated dam and weir options, urging government action and funding for contruction from Condobolin to Cowra.
We are prepared to receive Wheat of the 1919 20 pool after seed requirements have been filled. Certificates issued as soon as available. J B Reymond & Sons Ltd The Mills Forbes.
Con Clifford late of Wynds Parkes and Globe Hotel Morles has taken over the Hotel Victoria Forbes. The dining room is reopening, stabling is restored, and patrons will find convenience and accommodation. Grass paddocks available if required.
South Forbes Hotel changes hands as Jack Leader announces takeover from James Pascoe. Leader promises attentive service and aims to attract fair patronage with a specialty focus on spirits, beers, and wines.
F. J. Kaye of Rankin Street Forbes reopened temporarily in a premises adjacent to his former shop, which was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. Evry Ling reports business as usual.
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