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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
8
The Trundle Hotel has been restored and refurnished, offering improved comfort and full services to guests. The updated accommodations emphasize modern living spaces, quality dining, and hospitality amenities for visitors and residents alike.
District representatives for Atlas Assurance Co Ltd Sydney advertise property sales in all districts. They note a livestock and sheep sale by application and invite contact before sale. The copy mentions Fat Lock trucking and cas buying for St Yarrabandal and nearby properties.
A damaged OCR fragment lists welding of cast iron and repair work by mechanics in a workshop. It mentions storage batteries, Ford vehicles and tractors, various agencies such as Exsex and Vauxhall Care, and contact numbers, presenting a rough inventory of suppliers and services.
Commercial Union, Dalgety & Co, Stuchbary, and Tunurance Co announce district wide sales of stock and property. Listing names include PHOXES, OMe 10, Cubitt 46 with terms to be applied on request.
A local dealer claims to supply the public with all requirements at prices far below competitors. He advertises Sunshine Machinery, Pa Mort and Grusiers Co-op and notes a truck has been ordered for Plemtogton to fulfill demand.
A garbled local advertisement lists offerings from drapery, clothing, boots, groceries, confectionery, and hardware. It markets agencies for Buick cars and machinery, insurance, wheat, and tractors, plus wedding cakes and catering. The note invites readers to visit and watch for announcements and features a Sunday fish note.
B M Franks and Company promotes seasonable goods with a focus on meeting customer requirements at reasonable prices. The notice emphasizes ready stock and prompt service for shoppers.
A fragmented notice lists multiple agencies and traders including Karmers Graziera Co-op C Infernational Harvester Co Producers Citizens Lite Asnur nen Co North British Merenyine Jamar nen Co Ltd and Shirley's Fertiliers Brork and Property. The document mentions application sale and residence numbers 4 and 15 with an up-to-date listing of items such as wheat wool and hide.
Hogan Gate won by seven wickets and twenty runs after two innings against Monwonga in the Cup. Key players included T Broderick and A MeKay for Hogan Gate while W Conmuble and W Howard contributed for Monwonga. Also noted is the death of John McKeowen, long-time resident of Hogan Gate.
Reports describe gloomy conditions delaying harvest and wheat gathering. Community notes forecast little improvement, with farmers delaying grain handling as weather remains unsettled. Local officials plan a carnival and ball events for late February.
Mr Lae Caheulls, engaged as goods porter at Trundle railway station for about four years, takes up duties as night officer at Spring Hill. The scene notes his forward and proper conduct with clients and players. Mr Long and Mr McGrath, injured in last week’s accident, remain in hospital with sun due to their injuries.
Adee 9 JonR and atom ueva Mr. 1 Heritage passed away in dw Foren Hospital on Saturday afternoon. The obituary notes a prior medical struggle with appendicitis and a challenging recovery that ended with a return to the hospital. The local funeral planned at the cemetery and church services were arranged with condolences offered by the community. The weather forecast mentions showers and a cool change, with local events and gatherings including a quiet wedding and notes on local farming, harvesting, and social club activities. A funeral and church events section lists the Rev Drummond and local clergy involvement with the Tottenham area community.
J. E. Gardner is listed as an auctioneer and general commission agent in the period notice. The item notes services for sale administration and commission handling. No further details on location or dates are provided in the fragment.
Fragmentary notice shows agents connected to Guardian Assurance Co and several Australian firms including Sulphide Corporation and Hicks Fire Carts. Details are incomplete with mentions of liaisons in Sydney and references to agricultural and utility equipment.
The Tottenham Progress Association plans a Tuesday meeting on the 18th to address capital rentals of land and related holdings. Mr. Durand has been listed as present, and the discussion will cover road access via Millows Lane and Robadah Rowdy alongside prior regional arrangements.
Farm and station requirements listed for Twine Benzine Kero ne and other goods. Williams & Co Ltd announce a new depot at Rankin and Court Streets for cheap market goods. Local representative Austen of Sydney addresses orders with prompt attention.
Charlton and Sutton promote their 1935 show with listings of hats dress material groceries ironmongery and builders materials. An international agency advertises insurance stock and property services and expert business guidance.
The advertisement promotes a general store offering a wide range of goods including drapery, groceries, saddlery, fruit, confectionery, and cool drinks. It highlights fresh stock and a large assortment for public premises with noted fireproof accommodation.
General store and stock agent listing with property history application details. Correspon dence shows invitation for farmers and grain company co agencies and implement firm.
readable fragments mention persons and places with uncertain roles. no coherent event or outcome emerges from the OCR.
Wheat storage and cash advances reported for Norman King Stock Station and related entity Liberal cash advances on stored wheat. Mentions AGENCTES and international concerns with insurance and repayments. unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
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