Warroo Cool Change Was Short Lived
The quick drop from last weekend's warm spell gave way to very hot days with the thermometer over 100 on Monday and Tuesday. Storms brought thunder and lightning Tuesday afternoon, but only scattered rain. Local residents and visitors, including Hilton Fert and family, J White of Wollongong, and Gregory Stone of Sydney, are noted. A party at the Tomkins home featured cards, singing, and prizes with Joe Shipworth, Joan Shipworth, and others mentioned. Cricket matches in the inter-town contest paused Sunday but will resume next week with Warren facing Kintoo in Wheton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Fert
J. White
Wollongong
Gregory Stone
Sydney
Jit
J. Herbert
Joan
Margaret Shipworth
L. Ho Rowt
Broken Hill
Mra J. Herbert
Pat
Orange
Pl Af PLC
Masters Ban
John Herbert
If J. Herbert
Carraboblin
Kings School
Tyr
Tomkins
Poe
Mr Noakes
W Fuller
Ray Watt
Joan Shipworth
A. Busett
Mie Auerey Tomkins
PF Wood
Peter Flown
Sappelien
Bill Goldfine
Jim Adams
Kevin Simm
Warrey Cricket Club
Warren
Kintoo
Wheton
Compliments on Defence, But Got Six Months For Stealing
A 27 year old labourer, Leslie Edward Campbell, was jailed for six months with hard labour by Mr C W English at Forbes Court on Tuesday for stealing a utility truck, camping gear and a sewing machine from Peter Budworth. Campbell, who claimed limited schooling, had pleaded not guilty and told a complex tale about planned thefts and alleged arrangements with Budworth. The case noted Budworth’s prior prison contact and Campbell’s assertion he believed he had permission to recover the truck, though no written authority existed. The magistrate praised Campbell’s defence but found him guilty and ordered the sentence to be carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. English
Forbes Court
Leslie Edward Campbell
Campbell
Peter Budworth
Oberon
Budworth
Bathurst
Campbell Dai
Pricom
Parkes
George Dunn
Carems
Farkes
Gurema
Budworth Ty
Garema
Forbes
Holmes
Sai
Robert Blayney
Bhin
Robert Binysr
John Peter Bryworth
Bathurst d
Gema
Railway Department
Pete Budworth
von Withens
Wat Budworth
Alivier
Birdworth
Howe
Gareniy Hoschat
Bathnoet
Areeuad Helmnes
Campbell Whatte
Bonseufine
Eng- Usin
Campbell Iil
New England Clips Lead Sydney Wool Sale Prices
Two New England clips topped the Sydney wool market with Dal Gettys selling a six bale jot from Camden Armidale at 228d and W E Coventry Lyndhurst Armidale five bales at 220d. The Kentucky clip reached 190d for six bales Super AAAA while demand favored Europe and Britain. U.S. inactivity noted. Warroo list of names and reserves included D Reedy and R Simmonds among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Sydney
Dalgety's
F. & Coventry
Camden
Armidale
W. E. Coventry
Lyndhurst
Kentucky
Continent
Britain
Japan
U.S.A
Comebecka
Correspondence At Monday's Forbes Board Meeting
At Forbes board meeting items included refunds for cattle transport fees from Roma to Forbes diverted to Hay, boundary damage from cattle, an application for part of Beargamil PWP noted, a windmill site lease refused due to prior rejections, road opening information sought for Red Bend, a special land lease refused, and a water supply notification revocation under Lown water supply PWP No 685.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mordays
Forbes PP Board
Goldsbrough, Mart & Co
Roma
Forbes
Hay
Parkes
Poe
A. Oj
Malloy
Eugowre
Forbes Municipal
B. W. Chistett
Red Bend
C. J. Baker
Quarry Hill
C. W. Cabot
Cumbltown
Department of Agriculture
Yarrabandal
Board
W. B. Shirvington
Tribute to Forbes Aero Club and Tim Meagher in Fires
A Forbes Aero Club tribute praises Tim Meagher for risk and quick actions during Wongarong fires despite engine trouble. He guided frightened sheep to safety while club members are lauded for readiness. Also noted is 82 year old John Blackwood for steadfast bush skills and tough days in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowell
Forbes Aerolab
Tim Meagher
H. F. Heckendert
Nearonrong
Wongarong
Heckendert
Meagher
Heckendorf
Forbes Aero Club
Forbes
Lord John Blackwood
Wonpajone
Hecke
Heckeniorf
Blackwood
Rabbits and Boards Struggle Over Eradication Plans
Australia’s Agriculture Minister E H Graham spoke at the Rabbit Inspectors Conference in Sydney about uneven co operation with Pastures Protection Boards and the Rabbit Destruction Authority. He warned that without broader landholder support and improved board alignment the rabbit eradication campaign could falter despite substantial funds and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
E. H. Graham
P.P
Graham
Tis
Pretures Protection Hounts
Australian horticultural board notes and procurement
A fragmented report from the Department of Agriculture records a forthcoming election of directors, purchase plans for ripper equipment on installments, and payments for inspectors travel and hotel expenses. It mentions figures and attendees from Sydney and Forbes Bound and notes Booth’s reappointment as assistant inspector pending ministerial approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Aprivulture
Saffie Amit
Booth
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David Shearer Ltd
Tyne
Harrows
SUB Soilers
R. L. Pietsch
Rankin Street
Dubbo
Wagga
Melbourne
ANA Limousine
Ana Lipliner
Arive
Teamania
Adelside
Buster Air Transport
Commonwealth Wool & Froduce Cs, Ltd
Lachlan St. Forbes
Tal
Warroo
Hargan
Hargane
DD R.P
John Meaghereco
Budworth Ss
Bathora
Peter Rout
T. Simmonds
A. Reedy
M. Hunter
T Rutt Bun
M Reedy
K. Simmonds
D. Simmonds
J. Constable
Rex Readburn
W. Simmonds
D, Reedy
R. Simmonds
P.M. Rout
P.P. Board
Aero Club
R.D.A
Commonwealth
Rabbit Destragihay Authority
Vanderfield & Reid Ltd
Forbes Municipal Council Show
Court Lane
Creda
Leslie A. Shaw
MLO
Optometrist
Finn's Pharmacy
Rankin St. Forbes
Morris Bros
Dowling Street
Advis