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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
12
A testimonial claims Kruschen Sauts eased years of neuritis in hands enabling knitting again. The writer reports twelve projects this year including men s wear and baby garments, praising health gains and continued use. Kruschen supposedly dissolves needlepoint crystal deposits, aiding kidney elimination.
A Cowra court heard how a black mare traded for a pacing horse reportedly changed color to brown while in possession of the buyer. Witnesses named Hennessey, Carroll, and Pullen described the deal and a receipt misdated and altered, with police seizing the mare as the case proceeds.
The report by Commissioner Mr Justice Nicholas, submitted to Parliament by Premier Stevens, says the western region with 189 560 people lacks for a new state. It proposes two areas for a referendum. The first area runs from Newcastle northward to Walgett and includes New England. The second covers the rest of N S W including Riverina Manaro but excludes Sydney and the South Coast.
A royal commission report recommends five self governing regions for New South Wales including northern, central western southern areas and separate referendums for each. It urges prior government canvassing of electors outlining questions and pros and cons while noting historical boundaries and the Western Movement’s bid for a state. The commission says boundaries are historical accidents and cannot easily satisfy all parties.
Adjourned hearings from Forbes Police Court continued with cases heard yesterday and today. Arthur Jyun le faces a charge of being a suspected person and a second count of stealing £1 from Edith Haley at Forbes Town Hall on January 1. John Savage is charged with false pretense. O Connor faces unlawful assault on Alain Purchase, Bartlett with summons for alleged perjury. Two cases were adjourned due to counsel’s conflicts.
At Forbes Police Court on Tuesday two horse stealing charges were heard. Dudley Ernest Garrell was committed for trial while Clement Victor Amry was remanded. Amry allegedly stole a mare valued at 245 pounds between November 15, 1934, and January 21, 1935, the property of Grant Hawsshorne. The case was postponed to January 24 with bail set at 25 pounds for two sureties.
Moyers William Gooper and Keyt Australia Limited, proprietors of Cooper's famous sheep dip, announce a revised edition of their Sheep Dipping Bath booklet. The free booklet aids sheep owners in building baths with reinforced concrete methods, updated material quantities, and new practical plans adopted by owners.
An ad promotes Perfect Liver pills to cure indigestion constipation and liver issues. It claims to improve health mood appetite and energy with sensational language. Sold by chemists and stores everywhere. price is half a bottle.
At the local Licensing Court on Tuesday before Mr. J. S. Scoble PM a transfer of the license of the Foster Omice Hotel Forbes from J. C. Owens to Lac Galvin was granted. Galvin said he previously held a hotel license at Uralla.
Band Recital at Victoria Park on Sunday night starts 6 10 with The Great Little Army Overture The Diamond Crown Lea Paloma Memories of Britain Norall The Lone Parade National Emblem and God Save the King selections include marches waltz fox trot hymn and serenade by Fortes Municipal Band in a public concert setting.
The defendant pleaded guilty and reserved his defence. He was committed to stand his trial at Forbed Quarter Beastons on February 24. Delfi Mixed at self in £40 and one surety of £40 or two of £20. Pullen appeared with Mr Res Phillipa or Cowra, but Inspector Loomes had no evidence and discharged.
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