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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
4
Reported renaming of the Jounterlekeer competition as the Whites and Reds converge for a second round. The play and ground plans were unsettled with team selections postponed to Saturday morning.
In a Tuesday race on the Wauguyl River Derey Hadiford, a New Zealand competitor, defeated Paddy Tinnoon to claim the turf s chair championship. The event saw Aral succeeding Barry as the previous holder and Hadid proving dominant throughout.
Delegates from the Central Western Districts Hospitals Association met at Parken to approve four amendments and elect voting rules. The meeting concluded with two delegates from each unit allowed to vote, and a later date set for a formal vote.
A fragment from ADDY MIS LEADEL describes hotel work near South Porves boundary, with mentions of a station for farm labor and a couple seeking to attend college in ADDY NETATION. The text is fragmentary but preserves named places and vague work themes.
Classified notice seeking a competent lady bookkeeper for a general store in Orange. Applicants should provide information and references, with experience preferred. Address inquiries to the hotel and contact details supplied by the listing.
Fortes Order promotes Bucktund hotel items with six spreadled blocks and bulb tones. Rewards and early orders urged for 21 Reward. Customers urged to place orders promptly to avoid delays.
Fragmented text describes property matters and notices in multiple places including Canningbland and Morgue fe burton. Mentions towns like Pairkow and Morgue with references to lake areas and local steel words. No clear events or outcomes emerge.
The Strand Theatre presented Austrian film titles and a comedy program while the new boiler and house repairs drew attention. Patrons heard about the show schedule for Monday and saw reports on local contractor work valued at £460, with household impacts and related public notices.
Notice to owners and completers within the Hordes Vasnies Protection District to return promissory forms by January 20 1922 or face penalty. Applications available at petty beacon offices or policy stations or from T Lozell secretary.
Messrs J Meagher & Co urge retailers to adopt up to date window displays and modern fronts. A Mayoral contract in New Zealand influenced local refresh work on Lableban Street and surrounding fronts with new plate glass, steel frames, and wood detailing to modernize the shopfronts and attract customers.
Unclear text indicates Shurland's Bootstores face price increases attributed to eminent scientific authorities. A 1 percent cash discount is mentioned as a factor in the change affecting family tense cortifnd at M'Disle's.
The Forbes railway reports 86 680 bales of wheat expected by year end after a holiday slowdown. Through December 80 680 bales arrived with 15 204 bales sent to the slow storage and 60 per cent of total received moved to farmers.
The Strickland estate, owner of property in Forbes, plans sales of town holdings including Le Brogue Mrow butcher shop Rankin Street and Gunn’s hairdressing salon. Purchases by J J Flannery and MLC Mr MOM Girr drive extensive alterations to shops and buildings, with the Witcher’s shop being rebuilt and new front, billiard room improvements, and enhanced lighting planned.
Melbourne and Sydney dispatches report political maneuvering as the federal cabinet presses policies. Debates over wage boards, state duties, and allocations range from public service pay for 40 hour weeks to industrial arbitration, with ministers signaling decisive steps while Parliament mulls deputy leadership and trade appointments. Three men detained over a murder inquiry face rigorous questioning before potential charges.
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