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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
7
Britain's resolve is voiced in a long wartime address by MK Asquith. He condemns Allied hesitation, urges united action against Turkey and German aggression, and calls for tireless support for the Allied cause regardless of personal risk.
The article discusses income tax obligations and exemptions, noting many individuals with modest earnings need not file. Commissioner Whiddon explains thresholds for returns, deductions for dependents, and special forms, with references to New South Wales rules and the 1914 amendments affecting exemptions and personal allowances.
The text outlines essential state industries including wheat cultivation and dairy production. It emphasizes the importance of farming tools, machinery, irrigation systems, and livestock care to sustain power and growth, noting the need for continued investment in agricultural infrastructure and dairy operations.
Printed and published by tin pro of George-Washington AlowNET as the office of The Focher Advorata Lachia Bt. arbi
A garbled advertisement touts Dransfield's Sheds as suppliers of bait, claiming imported flowers and yogurts from British and continental growers. It promises superior germination and suggests sending offerings for purchase.
J A Dransfield seed importer based in West Maitland appears in a notice with stock listings and a reference to Grinsted Stationer at Ete. The fragment notes seed imports and local shop connections.
Scottish Union and National Insurance Co advertises funds of £6,000,000 for fire, accident, livestock, and all classes of risks coverage at low rates. Edward Weaver & Co as local agents in Forbes promote dwelling, furniture, stores, crops, stock, and personal accident insurance with broad protections.
The document records assets for December 1996 showing cash resources and reserve funds. The capital figure is £37,800 with a reserve balance of £20,260 and a large carried forward balance of £619,888 in the accounts.
A terse court filing names Standard Insurance Co of New Zealand Ltd and related parties in a dispute. The record lists the insurer, a company shorthand, and a statement of proceedings without further detail.
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