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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1953
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows Merino lamb sale listings with breeding, shearing, and husbandry terms. Mentions APR May June shorn schedules, unshorn lots, various farm references, ages, marks, and regional breeders. Includes notes on rebates, registrations, and delivery windows.
Entries invited for an auction sale listing a wide array of household and shop fittings including furniture, cabinets, tables, chairs, stoves, appliances, tools, and fixtures. The notice names D Mungell asAgent in Charge and references grain pat terms and bond details in a dated auction context.
Urgent notice for a senior officer who is married seeking a house or flat in Chile. Also a sale listing mentions a pool table and billiards accessories at Town Mall Worbes with tentative contact details.
A district council plans a charity gathering at Charlie Town Hall on January 200 with Mayor Cowridoe presiding. Attendees hope for strong turnout to support the Spastic Centre efforts and related aims. Local organizer Jamies invites community participation and screened activities.
A garbled OCR fragment outlines tender notices across Commonwealth procurement, naming firms and projects in disjointed phrases. The readable bits reference bidders, contracts, and government bodies amid unclear ordering and dates.
A NSW state elections meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at the Vanideuibere Hotel. Attendees from the Australian Country arty and related groups will endorse candidates and discuss local business matters.
A broad note on wool markets discusses rising consumption and levels of production. It references Calais and global wool trade, with mentions of industry players, price questions, and supply concerns in a periodical economic snapshot.
Government notice appears to reference land powers and public affairs but the OCR text is garbled. It mentions a deadline date and public hearing terms, with scattered place names and ministerial references, making accurate details difficult to extract.
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