Pastoral industry view on recent rains
Mr. F. H. Tout, president of the Grazners' Association, says the recent rain has brought more benefit than city advice suggests. He notes the drought persists in much of the state, western districts still dry, and stock moved to feed. Riverina awaits rain while rising Flemington sheep prices reflect short supplies, not overall gains for most stockowners or consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Tout
Grazners’ Association
Mr. Tout
Riverina
Flemington
Divorce suit echo Woolbuyer’s wealth while benefits
In 1993 Mr Justice Owels dismissed Charlotte Louis’s divorce suit against Michael Louis a wealthy wool buyer. The will granted Mrs Louis the use of the Mouman house and income from about one third of the estate totaling £59,071, signaling resumption of a once-happy union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Justice Owels
Charlotte Helena Louis
Michael Louis
Grasier
Mouman
Michiel Louie
Louisia
Moaman
First Offence Hotel Keeper Convicted in Forbes Court
Edward George Carroll licensee of the Commercial Hotel Forbes was convicted for allowing a person on premises after hours. He faced leniency due to health and first offence, but the court noted after hours trade risk. Carroll fined £2 with costs, record to be preserved only for licensing purposes. Two lodgers and two men on the door were also fined for being on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward George Carroll
Forbes
Forbes Court
Bia
Sergi. Arenig
Meillon
Mr. Meilion
Mr. Arnold
Cassa
Carroll
Leo Sams
Shaw Sam
Pascoe's Pamphlets Indecent Case Before Orange Court
At Orange a dentist Joseph Pascoe faced Obscene and Indecent Publications Act proceedings over 384 pamphlets seized from his Acorn Street surgery. Inspector McDonald testified to premises entry and pamphlet distribution. Pascoe's barrister argued lack of proven monetary gain. The P.M. reserved judgment, later ruling that Section 6 does not prove gain. destruction of the pamphlets was agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Arnold
P.M
Orange
Joseph Pascoe
Acaon Btreet
Cana
McDonald
L. A. Lane
Pascoe
Arnold
Mr. Lane
Beamer
Man ager Letter Defines Business Address Protocol
A note instructs that all business communications be plainly addressed to The Manager at Forbes Advocate Box 24 Po. The directive emphasizes formal routing and consistent mailing details for correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Forbes Cricket Fans Set For Easter First Class Clash
Forbes readers are promised a cricket feast as Chapple Dwyer's side tours, facing Grenfell and Forbes teams over Easter. The Sydney XI, likely strong, features Davidson of Waverley and a line including McCabe Ratcliffe Jordon Bassett Bardlsey Adams Dabson Withers Tibbits and Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Parkes Receives Rail Service Rebuttal From Officials
Mr EB. Beat, MLLA, publishes a letter from the Under Secretary of Public Works detailing the Railway Commissioners ruling on Parkes travel. They state Parkes already has a regular small train with sleeping cars, serving Condobolin to Broken Hill and Parkes. The through Broken Hill Express would require extra carriages, an additional engine, and higher coal use, and officials deem the extra cost unwarranted given current service and impacts on longer routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. ¢. Beat
MLL
Public Works Department
Municipal Council of
Parkes
Sydney
Broken Hill
Condobolln
Condebelin
Questions on the Black Friar and racing origins
This item asks who the Black Friar was and why called so, which saint minted coins, and what a deemater is. It also asks who Don Juant was and where racing first occurred in Forbeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Juant
Hobart visit eyed as Forbes dreadned by locals
The piece notes a Hobart team last week with Tib bitta Adams and McCabe as median Pace men Salmon in a left-hander and Chapple saying he will send word as soon as possible about Bardsley Tf the Forbes team defeats us one can rest assured they would do credit as a representative side for N.8.W A meeting of the local Association at the Albion Hotel tomorrow night will discuss entertaining the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardsley
Forbes
Warren
S. McCabe
Mosman
A. Ratcliffe
Glebe
H. Davidson
Waverley
Jordon
W. H. Bassett
W. Bardsley
W. Suburbs
Salmon
E, Adams
St George
H. Datbon
Paddington
H. Withers
Moaman
W. Tibbitts
Dwyer
Oakey
Newcastle and District
Hobart
Tibbitta
Adams
McCabe
Forbes Night Stamps Unique Show With Bluatt Trio
Entertainment De Luxe arrives in Forbes featuring Fred Bluatt and partners Len Maurice Franc Rousel delivering an hour of mirth. Mr Grinsted at Strand Theatre bills this as a landmark event, with Sydney salaries, higher admission prices, and a May McAvoy film The Little Nob on the screen. box plan in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Mr Grinsted
Strand Theatre
M.S.W
Fred Bluatt
Australia
Len Maurice
Franc Rousel
Mr. Grinsted
Sydney
May McAvoy
Grinsted’s
Hair Caught in Cowra Hotel Case at Polices Court
Two men were found drunk at the Australian Hotel Cowra kept by Wi Hair. One man known as Hobo admitted heavy beer intake that morning and pleaded guilty to illegal presence on premises. Hair faced charges of permitting the man on site during prohibited hours and was fined five pounds with costs. another charge was adjourned for a fortnight. The magistrate refused to count the convictions as a single record and warned about upcoming Cowra Sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowra
Wi. Hair
Bill Hill
Mr. Scoble
S.M
Polles Court
Hair
Hill
Sargeant Burke
Hull
Burke
Phillipa
I ]Annes
G.M
Hall
Trotting Western Fixtures Date List
The Western District Trotting Association has allotted race dates across March to June. Meetings include Parkes, Let and 2nd Mudgee, Wellington, Orange, Bathurst, Dubbo, Geurie, and Parkes with events spread from March 8th to June 38th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western District Trotting Association
Parkes
Mudgee
Wellington
Orange
Bathurst
Ith
Betting on marbles hallmarks illegal gaming case in Bathurst
In Bathurst at the Prime Court Henry William Robinson, proprietor of a billiard room, was charged with running a common gaming house by betting on marbles. Police evidence supported marble betting as illegal gambling. The magistrate found betting on marbles an illegal game and fined Robinson six pounds plus costs, with one month in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
J. B Scoble
Henry William Robinson
W. A. Hanlon
Qune
Robinson
Witners
Mr. Hensen
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N.E.W
Commercial
Rankin Street
DON” Cafe
Lachlan 4
A. Brummell
Frofsietor
Phone
Robert Brownley
Templar Street
Commonwealth
Amy Bank
State Savings Bank
Money Order Post Office
Stock Exchange
Commonwealth Treasury
Earle Page
Tregaurer
Woolbuyer
Went
Grenfell
Dwytt
Davidson
Davidson le Ws
England
Tey
Bert Oldfield
Baseett
Jorden
Entertainment DE Luxe
Bill the
Hobo
Dubbo
Geuris
Burch
Maconochie
Norway
ST. George
Paris
Stiffress and
Stearns
Murrumbidgee
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