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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
2
A fragmented report describes a private sale discussed in a court context. The dialogue references interested buyers and judgments, with partial names and phrases such as a judge and a party named in connection to a property or asset transfer. The text remains unclear but signals a legal negotiation.
Local sports notes describe a Sydney native and several international players in a country week context. The article mentions matches and results, including upsets and continuations from yesterday, highlighting leading players and upcoming confrontations.
A horse accident occurred during a race at Portus promt. The horse fell heavily breaking its sulky shafts, but neither the horse nor the driver or occupants were injured.
A local Methodist church sustained roof damage after last Friday’s heavy storm. Two slate tiles were displaced, creating a 12 by 12 foot hole. temporary tarps and planks were used to cover the roof as a safety measure.
A recent warm spell slowed outdoor work and reduced riverside gatherings as residents noted discomfort from heat. Water levels remained steady while some observers expressed concern about sustained high temperatures and health risks.
The text reports chaotic details about the Freezing Works and Mutvere, mentioning rabbits treated and odd references to age, apathy, sanctions, water friction between Lie Waele and the Lachlan River, and plans for attendances and operations. The fragmentary source includes unclear names and dates.
May evening gatherings at the Shire Chambers mark final arrangements for a farewell event. Notables like Mr Graal, manager of Wallaalla, and Mrs. M. J. Smith of Tina Hills are mentioned among attendees and speeches. Several staff changes and retirements across Forbes and nearby towns are noted, with expected departures and upcoming ceremonies shaping the community network.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble with names and places unclear. No coherent event or details emerge to identify people, organizations, dates, or actions for a proper summary.
A garbled telegram from the week reports nurse Willems died of pneumonia and another nurse critically ill. A coal yard disturbance caused a shutdown of fumes and odor. tension rose as police enforced order. Government employees and tax store discrepancies are noted amid broader Commonwealth financial briefs.
A public notice page outlines an upcoming meeting of the Anal's Veioniy Futnitude on Tuesday afternoon at Chamber. It lists agenda items including a War duty committee session and notes about speakers and timing. The document references the Chanel Chambers and mentions tentative dates in mid month with multiple community items.
Forbes Court yesterday remanded the defendant for eight more days on the charge of taking a bicycle, the property of Memra J. J. Maymondoun, with the case arising from the store theft report.
An Isibition order is noted regarding Arthur Berwick with a term set by a court. The wording is unclear but indicates a prohibition period issued against a named individual.
Eliza Gage accuses Margaret SuCertiy of keeping and borrowing her fur coat worth £4. Moloney argues the matter is a loan between young women with no intent to steal. The case ends with orders for costs and the coat returned.
A Wednesday session involved Jackuaver before the court with Tamen Charlee Keane facing charges related to a baying at Forhar on December Tech. The scene included an auction, arrests, and testimonies about an intended sale of property associated with Meuur Taner and Keung. Jurisdiction and personnel such as Inspector amiter and Sargeant Fanny were noted, with references to government actions and a delayed afternoon timetable.
The case questioned whether a shopkeeper operating an auction sale on a holiday was covered by the Martyn Groaning Act. The PM ruled the information grounded under section 3, and the judge found the protestation not proven, dismissing the information.
In a December 19 hearing at Forbes, Georgs Doyle testified concerning an assault by Skinner on Doyle. Doyle described being struck and threatened, with Skinner resisting lawful restraint and later claiming provocation, while constables and officers investigated and arrested Skinner for drunkenness.
Fragmented report details Private Shangshan and Private Shawiken returning home to Sydney and Melbourne after service with the Australian Imperial Force. It notes evacuation to France, hospital stays, and mixed reception. assertions about transport conditions and postwar accountability are included with mentions of officials and couriers.
Vague text shows a Children’s Court session held by M Aomebush yesterday. Mentions penalties and orders related to attendance, store returns, and property protections, with references to officials and general proceedings.
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