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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1950
Page
5
J T Woods Bon will auction a full set of well kept furniture and effects. The items include a modern four piece bedroom suite dining room cabinet and chair array, nursery beds, cedar chests and fittings, wardrobe mirror, oak bed and lounge suite, sewing and kitchen items, porcelain and lining, verandah chairs and blinds, carpets and ornament pieces.
Wanted notice seeks housing or plot for a young married pair. Referrals invited with good references. Details include fee particulars.
The Minister for Lands said last week that settlers on Edgerd near harvested a wheat crop averaging over 17 bags to the acre while another settler, J Ross near Finley, won second prize in a seed growing championship. Both cases illustrate results under the settlement scheme aided by the shresbvice Bod sunt Cement plan.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss medical registration rules and sanctions under a governing body. It mentions doctors, registration timelines, and annual procedures, with unclear names and places due to garbled text. The text references a health registry and regulatory oversight affecting practitioners.
The letter speaks in archaic diction as a patient listener advises a gentleman-like approach to life. Rolf Lefebvre is named, and the prose conveys restraint, hesitation, and a wish to preserve dignity amid delicate social settings.
The Ministerial trapection of Wyary gala marks the inaugural meeting of the Whangela National Perk Trust. Minister for Conservation Mr Ororge Weir and Minister for Lands Mr W Sheahan will attend on Monday February 6 and Tuesday February 7 at Cowr we Wrongala.
In Canberra Mr John Howse attends electoral matter and will return to Orange on Wednesday. He maintains his office in the Commonwealth Bank Building Lord's Place Orange and will continue to do so.
Family notices from Dubbo record the passing of Harriette Maria Jones on January 7, 1940s era, with heartfelt tributes from sons, daughters, sons and daughters in law, and grandchildren. The notice appears amid hospital references and unclear OCR fragments about February 1950 events and local trainer mentions.
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