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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Harvest Phankatte and Rev Raa Rygowry with unclear times and names. The readable parts reference H.C and Teer A 4 Gardner in a local event context.
The notice lists February and March service times and appointments for the Presbytery Church area. It mentions Forbes and Forbe assets, various March dates, and a vacancy at Andrews with related offerings and locations including Mundow Banke and Boruas.
Sunday services listed with multiple names and locations. Includes February date references and attendees such as Forbes, Ulankad, Te Sbetian, Mannn Harvest Festival, 11 ene Fawlouiin, and names Rogan Gale Hiamy. Event highlights a communal gathering at local church venues with clergy Paston Rogan and others.
Fragmented report records temperatures around 104 degrees across several days with highs on last Saturday Sunday and Monday. The text notes a gradual decline to 98 by Tuesday and 104 again midweek. Mentions a decline in warmth toward the end of the period and references to fouls and repeats without clear context.
In a Parkes magistrate hearing the defense argued that no valid prosecution existed as the evidence failed to prove the accused intended harm to infants. The magistrate noted questions about the protection board's procedures and the undefended status of the child, while the court considered whether the evidentiary links were sufficient to sustain the charge and potential pathways to proceed or dismiss.
A fragmented report describes Brook's Pictures and a complex, surreal performance night featuring altered images and holography. The piece mentions Lane and a Wooded Meadow setting, with references to a Bravish Hill DRM and a misfired theatrical sequence, concluding with a quoted line about "The Homine of Mria."
A garbled tale recalls Me Grimm and the Band aboard a ship near a harbor. The fragment mentions Ardhine Grin, a great taunt, and the handmaster Me Healen prompting cheers for Getrowic. The passage hints at a menagerie of scenes and a royal line amid a seaside outing.
A fragmented report from Sorloue Vroude amos Nhe vHrAd worke org discusses AWL activity and primary production amid industrial upheaval. Officials claim fear of SOULE persists while AWU members face pressure. leaders insist public support is unclear and call for careful steps.
In a brisk mayoral campaign the town council sees Aldermen Hain and Patterson tied to a strategy. Aer Nnn Lee charts a path toward service while the crowd awaits results from the upcoming decisive Thursday night vote in Forbes. Edwards and the interim slate align to hold the mayoral seat after the Saturday electoral move.
The document outlines community concerns and upcoming events including county fairs and school sports. It mentions officials, fundraising, and infrastructure projects. It references discussions on road repairs, bridge work, and local governance actions as residents plan for seasonal activities.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists Orkney Beotsh whisky, tailoring ads, furniture sales, dealer notices, and multiple names and addresses. It mentions meetings, coin offers, and a bustling market scene with auctions, wheels, and a parade of local tradespeople, hinting at a lively midweek commercial page.
In a Borber district notice, details emerge of funerals, education bursaries, and mayoral selections. Names include Mr and Mrs George Monsell of Corker and Ab fete Edward Journ ami Mrx Tmune, plus references to Port Binet education awards and Parkes mayoral election. The fragmentary report mentions church services and a recent resident funeral influence.
The article reports on ongoing drift mining disruptions and dampened activity due to strikes, with repairs and dry operations underway to stabilize water issues. It notes planned重 further drift encounters, expected profit from a new supply, and financial adjustments including a 10 per cent share deal and requests for funding to advance development.
The State Attorney announced that the government appeal case will not be heard by the Privy Council before November. Sydney observers note the delay affects the Government Flonse proceedings and related actions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe actions by a site cabinet on taxation and revenue oversight. Other phrases mention Minintera Navedine and Ueralvise of revenue, but specifics and outcomes are unclear. The readable items suggest a discussion on tax policy with no concrete progress recorded.
Melbourne Friday report notes Federal Parliament will reconvene on April 10. Government plans to advance Postal Voting Bill and Preference Prohibition Bill, though hesitations exist about proposals. Debate expected on government position and possible resolutions.
The Minister for Labor outlined significant amendments to the Arbitration Act. He indicated retention to ensure the industry remains orderly and the act functions effectively through updated provisions.
A mine explosion inside a shaft killed William Barry and seriously injured Samuel Barry. Authorities are investigating the incident and notifying next of kin as crews assess the scene and cause.
Mr R D Meagher president of the Labor Conference states that the federal elections will take place soon. He urges timely arrangements and notes the political timeline for candidates and voters.
A garbled OCR passage mentions conspirators, a parliamentary scene, and publications affecting members of a legislature. It references the United States, a general, and several named figures connected to a press outlet, with scattered numbers and actions amid combat terms. The text is fragmentary and hard to interpret.
The report notes unanimous motion carried and praise for Rev. Hubert Hunter MA acting supply. Mr Munin a recent arrivals from Australia with Glasgow Tal- Norsky education, MA degree, and wide travel including Canada and the Stayer. Hunter commended for ability and experience guiding young men, with his wife accompanying.
At Forbes Police Court presided by Holcombe, Ahurtoce Jones faced charges for using offensive language in a public place on January 74. Several defendants pleaded not guilty to offensive behaviour during a night disturbance near Manning’s, with a crowd of about 108 spectators. A witness described a loud demonstration. one man pleaded guilty. A substantial amount of evidence was recorded and to be published in Tuesday’s issue. Sentences included fines and orders to appear for good behavior, with bail and sureties set for some defendants.
Sydney reports Friday that The Labor Contorerton urges the appointment of a District Court judge. The public service appeals move aims to prompt official action and underscores ongoing concerns about judicial staffing and public service needs.
Sydney praiy reports the Railway Workers and Laborers Association secretary accuses the federal government of hostility to labor, criticizing policy and Cabinet stances amid ongoing labor tensions.
Disorder at Port Malhourne as stevedores strike over overtime. Sydney wharf workers report the rank and file demanding compulsory conference and full information on ware and near-term schedules. Local officials pledge orderly resolution and potential action.
Perth report states Priddy Dean Uolding Bird of Newcastle has been selected as the Anglican Bishop of Kalgoorlie. The appointment signals continued church leadership in the distant Australian diocese with formal confirmation expected from church authorities.
The missing members of the Cambewarra crew were found in an exhausted state by a different vessel after the steamer wreck.
A man in Awekland outed Hewitt and murdered his wife then died by self harm. Police and local officials investigate the incident, with authorities confirming a fatal confrontation and a subsequent death by suicide at the scene.
Friday at Armidale District Court Judge Mamillon halted proceedings. The judge criticized delays and voiced frustration at the court's handling of the case, stating no action would be taken while concerns about serving the required documents remain unresolved.
The court found Braney and Priday liable for malicious cruelty to animals. Evidence showed the defendants twisted a finger to tie the animals and nearly gouged out their eyes, with fines imposed for the offenses.
The newly appointed Polten Magietrayy received a warm welcome in Forber as court proceedings began. Officials from Lexus protection and local dignitaries attended, expressing hope for smooth relations and productive sessions. The event featured remarks by Garmady in Hablmuecine Hatlor’s absence and noted the weather as a topic of light discussion.
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