New Manager Takes Over Eugowra Hotel
Post Office Hotel Eugowra announces Mr. Matheson has taken over from Mrs. Lin, promising quality liquor and the best accommodation for travelers.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
6
Post Office Hotel Eugowra announces Mr. Matheson has taken over from Mrs. Lin, promising quality liquor and the best accommodation for travelers.
A Laneyrie announces takeover of the long established Engowra hotel from Mr C L Morton and says he will run the house on the same lines for the comfort of residents and travelers.
Auction house list of services and agents including general commission work and insurance related listings. Various agencies and machinery names appear in a fragmented OCR style with incomplete phrasing.
Report covers a Sunday cricket clash at Eugowra where Canowindra top graders defeated a Touched BrAdeE side and Canowindra led the day with strong performances. Following lines note community notices, council minutes, and local updates including weather damage and public notices.
The fragment notes slow harvest operations and irregular weekend rains at Quandialla. It references cricket being the main activity with players and teams, mentions Mr. Les Heards as a prominent figure, and notes tennis has faded with the return of poor weather conditions.
The report details a parish fete with a concert program including vocal and instrumental solos by performers such as M, Dwyer and Connell. A tea and cake service followed, with a social set to feature dances, recitations, and encores. Farmers discuss harvests and wheat prospects as weather cools.
Local sports season kicks off with hunting activity as ducks and quail reappear in fields and stubble. Hunters prepare and many areas report movement as the season opens.
In a Sunday match at Pawrs quicket, Wanderers won by a narrow margin over Goolagong Inat. Hopkins, Stack, McWilliam and Wilkman starred for Wanderers while Pearce, Rowe and Phillips led Goolagong in a tense innings with several players contributing runs and wickets.
A Sydney attorney firm invites a former client to revisit Trundle Jim Hogan Gate with appointments at Trundle Hotel and Railway Hotel on January 18 and 19. No charge for consultation as the firm extends courtesy to potential clients unable to pay regular visits.
The page blends wartime harvest woes with social notes, detailing dust and drought impact on farming while referencing railway matters and a Sydney obituary. W.A Evans is noted for his role in progressive movements and land law knowledge, with mentions of his wife’s death and academic ties.
Fragmentary notice shows a land agent and references a pul Sty Sydney term related to a retired Lands Department official after twenty years service. Context is obscured and details are incomplete.
Mr G. By Green of a Sydney firm will visit Bogan Gate on Wednesday January 19 at Kelly's Railway Hotel for free sight-testing and consultations. He appeals to former clients and will see others in a limited time. also scheduled to attend Trundle, Tumbar, and Samuel’s area.
Local caption notes a refreshed establishment in Atlanta offering modern comforts and up-to-date service with a focus on a comfortable dining and shopping experience for patrons.
Public notice from LEO H HELL announcing takeover of Moorbie Hotel and commitment to serving top wines beer and spirits to attract patrons. Proprietor pledges strict attention to public wants and aims for fair patronage.
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