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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1927
Page
2
Fragmented OCR listing for job ads and notices. Mentions prices lodging hardware parts carpentry and seeds with contact hints and street names such as Marsden Road and Run es. Indicates multiple small ads about equipment sales and services without clear dates or full names.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a public notice involving real property and a land title dispute. Mentions James Ullivan and a company sequence with dates and bids for premises. Includes church and schedule notes, with scattered names and places.
Filing shows Moy Hanuion's bankruptcy proceeding with Strich of Pures as petitioner. Ewms Sigooh, counsel for Mr Ld Molowsy, appears for the petitioning creditor in sequestration order, with W. Linydbette and J. A. White cited among participants and a memorial of a deceased.
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales probate proceedings for Julia Buckley of Forbes New South Wales deceased the will of Julia Buckley is being probated with executor Jolyn John Buckley. Public auction of items and real estate to follow at Orange with viewing and bids starting 9 p.m. Tuesday.
This page itemizes cattle prices and yard actions at Attlerage Corporation Yard, explains shire rate inquiries, and notes a Perth district liquor delivery issue. It also reports recounts of a death at Tottemham hospital, a jail or street incident, and a university school of arts meeting discussing student activities and a planned community club.
Local notices report residents visiting hospitals and schools, with transfers and vacations noted. The text mentions Gordon, Throgood, Violet Dunn, and Mlle Meymond among others, along with health service and holiday arrangements in New South Wales locales.
Odd chronicle of misheard rumors and garbled memory recounts a string of bizarre vignettes from a bygone era. It mentions a widow, a referee, a minister, a motorist, and a tale of mistaken identity amid scattered snippets and misread lines.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference George Timharn and various locations incl Froualyne Station and Austen Prathy. Details are garbled with no coherent event, date, or outcome readable beyond scattered mentions of households, furniture and a public matter underway.
The readable fragments mention a pastor, money matters, a sewing event, and names like Annlyn Smith and Marites ary sod. The text references a largest seminar or sale in town and a weekly routine with a person named Aimee, implying a small town notice or church/community gathering with debt or fundraising concerns.
A Fonds Committee discussed a proposed loan for the Forbes School of Arts to fund a new building. The Commonwealth Bank offered £5560 but assessed costs at about £7600 with a building value of £120 and assets including £4600 against a £3000 project, leading to rejection. The meeting referred the matter to the Board of Overseers for final decision.
Shire officials debated motion to plant Aumuraliay timbers for Buna fuel and conservation of that area. The meeting addressed scouring support, past issues at Wood Road site, and worker compensation concerns while noting delays and attendance by local figures.
Rainfall figures show monthly readings from April through October, indicating seasonal trends across regions. Data underscore stable patterns, with notable readings in September and October, supporting the store's reputation for accurate and reliable weather information.
The youth of Airs MacAllister died Monday in Fores District Hospital. The late MacAllister was related to Wv. Eliott. The funeral will be at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church with burial at Forbow cemetery.
Alexander Knight, age 73, died Sunday at Clutriet Hospital. The funeral was held at 4.30 p.m. on Monday at Tarrance’s Church, with interment at the Catholic portion of the cemetery. Requiem and rites were conducted by Mgr A He Williams.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dance event with music and officials listed in unclear names and figures. Mentions Portes and Asa TobuM, a campaign lead return, and a weekly or daily timetable.
A chaotic early fire swept through a town causing extensive damage to buildings and stocks. Firefighters battled the flames as crews from multiple brigades contained the blaze and assessed losses, with many businesses reporting ruined merchandise and significant financial impact.
A scrambled review list highlights a string of film showings and club performances. Names like Tony Fines Tom and Colleen Noy appear amid garbled venue notes and dates as viewers steer through a chaotic evening guide.
A freight and passenger train wreck near the rails disrupted service with vehicles piled and carriages toppled. Reports describe a chaotic scene as bystanders and officials moved to assess damage while no serious injuries were confirmed.
A railway station was burgled with attempts to force the front door. Entry appeared made through a window as police investigate the incident. No one is reported harmed.
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