URCE OF ENGLAND SERVICES ON SUNDAY
Sunday services listed with times including morning and evening sessions. Rev G Hy Rae leads the Ironbarks? 290 pam and Favlhs 7.30 pam. Reasey Warangta appears in roster with Danes and shipboard readings.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
4
Sunday services listed with times including morning and evening sessions. Rev G Hy Rae leads the Ironbarks? 290 pam and Favlhs 7.30 pam. Reasey Warangta appears in roster with Danes and shipboard readings.
Parish listings show Rev. Robert C. Hunter preaching at 11 am and 3 pm with hymns and prayers at Forbes and Hwang chapels. Other ministers include Rev. Robert Hine of the university and Porhass, Gavion, and Qrawin noted in the schedule for March and May services.
A compact note outlines J P Lynch MLC status and potential recognition in the Legislative Assembly. It references parliamentary duties, advance bookings for notices, and the proprietor C W Brownfill confirming advertisement services and scheduling for those events.
Brook's Pictures presents a tur photo night at Meners Brook and The Fett's open mic theatre featuring ten excellent pictures titled On Live Steps of the Throne. The event aims to showcase feature film highlights and the audience may enjoy a varied program.
A man was thrown from a horse while aiding mares from Paris to Meadow. He was knocked unconscious but not badly injured and taken to hospital. The horse appeared wild or frightened. witnesses say he was struck and the rider sustained minor injuries.
The fragment from The Forbes Advocate mentions FIUDAY and Tant Ry 8 IEE with unclear context. Details are unreadable, offering little factual content for a complete summary.
The readable fragments describe a form related to a tax or protection act, mentioning the secretary, a board, and deadlines. It references submitting money and obtaining a form, but the source is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear entities.
Fragmentary OCR shows names Ewan Weaver and Jp noted as involved with ration issues tied to Interteconh Kenney events. The text mentions Wednesday Feb 6 and references a Clare Aatflomeny Ack with a Bre advertisement for a market or notice.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a local election dispute in Ashburnham with references to petitions, witnesses, and a tribunal. Names such as MeMe Lanioh and Mroti are mentioned among scattered phrases about statements and evidence. The text is garbled but signals a court hearing over election irregularities and possible voter conduct.
A new auctioneering firm arrives with partners including Moses Floto and Alynie Moulder. The crowded launch attracts many local friends and mentions varied clients across the town. The notice lists several names and hints at forthcoming sales and professional connections.
In a fragmented report the AAW L election results show Lambert defeating an opposing candidate by a narrow margin. The scene includes mentions of regional officials and committee roles, with references to party lines and annual conventions.
Athenic was scratched from the Challenge Stakes while Voatarday and Thig Weaves Arpawrarn were fancied as favorites. The field includes Popiniay Gienntlen Cele item and others such as Hon La Plantes Stull Mary Lady Denon Lord Liddell.
The Sydney market notices fluctuate with prime prices noted for various commodities. Wheat prices show modest movement, while other grains and potatoes appear in smaller, erratic changes amid mixed demand.
Fragmented text from an OCRed page describes stock sales at Homebush with scattered names and figures. The readable lines mention workers, dates, and various item labels but lack a coherent event or outcome. No clear entities or actions can be reliably extracted.
A partial, garbled notice references the Federal Election Commission and a claim about an avowed seat. The readable fragments indicate an inquiry or complaint and May timing, with unclear names or actions. Further readable details are not present in the text.
A fragmented report from Methourne outlines lawmakers discussing a maternity grant program. Key figures Frias and Jun Heomoma are mentioned alongside proposed safeguards and funding questions. Community groups push for rapid implementation to assist new families.
Fragmentary report notes a local commission investigating working conditions in a children’s entertainment setting. Unclear names or dates due to damaged text. Authorities appear to weigh safety concerns amid public concern.
fragmented OCR report notes a railway work disruption affecting the Tottenham area. mentions a planned service pausing and potential delays with no clear dates or operator names.
Fragmentary British newspaper note reports Victorian Cabinet enjoying apparent backing from silent majorities as Mollmurug and Friday Tie Meester wma bem Mishel thy rg reference unclear, suggesting steady political backing without open opposition.
Turmoil in Capetown reports widespread arrests and clashes as government supporters rally with units from police. Railway workers face reemployment tensions amid walkouts, while trains stall and crowds confront officers at key stations. Police use force to quell disturbances as protests spread.
Mrs Hunley aftia May boon Thae Grace faces illness and hardship after a recent publication titled Cavan Park by Trou Mise Henning. The family endures anxious days with medical and home remedies noted as limited by illness and travel injuries. The Hind Aishene Team and Browne Wore are mentioned in a community context amid the awkward recounting of events.
Fragmentary report describes a wireless station destroyed by fire with mentions of Feit A flor and rine Martitans. No clear dates, locations, or responsible parties are confirmed. details are unreadable, yielding a brief notice of a burning facility and ensuing disruption.
A fragmented regional report describes a drowning incident at Worths Wharf involving several local figures. Names appear garbled but the event centers on a pair of drownings, with limited readable details on witnesses or outcomes.
A garbled item mentions Wonilon Padwils of Musatloupe and Hherih Pauhin with unclear accusations and dates. References to a sheriff, a tunnel, and Britain's enemies imply a chaotic war time message with damaged phrases and uncertain actors.
Readable fragments describe a brass piece for a motor junior item branded with We Woman’s head and the word aerea. Returned to BHAW STRICKLAND Forbes, amid garbled text and unclear attribution.
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