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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
4
This fragment lists advertisement terms issued on Tuesdays and Fridays including rates for in advance and booked quarters, space allocation, and conditions for small ads. It references space pricing, scheduling, and management by a work owner or supervisor, with emphasis on advertisement booking limits.
The report notes a shift in duties leaving over 8 percent of volunteers to front lines with 0 left Fay vm alluigethior. Listed names include Hallnombe, Hodder, Farnes Mle, Shenbard, Merath, Wy Capnidy, G EL A Hyurivg, Dew, Rout, and others as submissions to the editor.
The subject examinations covered English composition and relation, arithmetic, history and geography. The Forbes School cohort achieving qualifying certificates includes Louise Passel, Dorle Grinsted, Mary Tomkins, Reginal W. If, M Kay, Henry S Norington, George W. Parker, Walter Smadt, Marjorie Costete, Lily Hamer, Freda Jane Kathleen P. Jones, Emma McCutley, Ada Wish ton, Walter B Harris, Janes Laidaw, Ralph G. aPLRde, and others among a large group of pupils noted as successful in meeting primary school course requirements.
In St Helier’s area a local race event faced disruption as organizers adjusted schedules amid unclear conditions. Officials urged calm while residents awaited further updates on venue safety and participant turnout.
Fragmentary OCR preserves few legible facts about a Forbes related athletic or football item with multiple garbled names. The readable text does not yield a coherent event, participants, dates, or location to report a clear headline or summary.
A partial OCR read lists names and items in a stray sports column with unclear details. Several words and names appear garbled, making it hard to extract a coherent event, participants, or results from the fragment provided.
Fragmentary readable items describe a personal notice involving a Kerr family and Farhya, with mentions of Meagivire, Sydney, and Parkes. The text includes multiple garbled names, ages, and events, plus references to local people and places such as Lewisham and Forbes, but most details are unreadable or intermixed with errors.
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A crowded reception at the Vandenbere Hotel marked the departure of E. T. Blanche. Town officials and residents gathered to honor Blanche and wish him well in his new post, with solemn toasts and reflections on his service and leadership in the community.
A chaotic telegram style briefing reports German attacks on Kaiser’s birthday repulsed with high enemy losses. British air forces claimed to intercept German planes near Dunkirk and a fort, while Allied air superiority allegedly favored British forces in the engagement. The Admiralty issues a note on sinking the German vessel.
Between 1980 and 2000, secondary pupils will be produced through the White examinations. Anw yesul of the qualifying Whute examinations between g1 and 200 now secondary pupils will be purottest.
Sydney reports a large scheme to construct the Federal Capital at Canberra, costing around 140,000 pounds. The proposal, aimed at the development of a tolerable community and associated factories, is now under consideration by the Keatovel government.
Sydney reports a review of Local Government Wik proposing to extend the parliquwartary authority to muntel Watanil shire elections. The masmon claim this move breaches understanding and raises concerns over governance.
The fragment notes a wheat-related issue at Inversiate Wheat Coimtinslad with references to Hazes and Honystane. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The item reads like a brief notices snippet about wheat production or inspection, lacking clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
The article notes Mir 18 and Gurion named as appointees for a five year term as commissioners for teate in Avories related to NSA. This terse snippet lists roles and tenure without additional context or dates.
Fragmentary police notes describe a Tuesday afternoon death involving a local figure Wong Ray. The theory centers on an accidental cause with investigators awaiting further details from witnesses and autopsy results.
Dispatch from the front describes Turkish shelling near Kantara and along the Suez Canal with British use of machine guns and artillery. Skirmishes persist east of the canal as forces maneuver, while reports cite alleged Turkish withdrawal and British air movements in the region.
Fragmented OCR recounts a naval engagement with battleships and destroyers. It mentions the Lion class ship, German destroyers, and heavy losses including killed and wounded, with unclear names and coordinates due to garbled text. The account emphasizes stern chasing, damaged enemy vessels, and allied fleet maneuvering.
Fragmentary report from Colonel Holmes cites Sierra Ann events and a likely occupation context. Readable names include Frits Sotoled and GW Ark, with mentions of burial and authorities. The text remains garbled but implies a military or colonial administrative update with local actions and dates.
The readable portion mentions Heuiyiney mont Be fo cole and a Tae song AE She best swmomier. details unclear but notes weights and a possible wedding or event context.
The report states that he paid £34 on the winner, securing odds of 2000 to 1. The piece also notes inoculation data from the British Expeditionary Force and mentions various local notices and events including a band program in Victoria Park on Sunday and a court case at Young Policy Court. The text is a garbled mix of racing results, public notices, and unrelated items.
A terse public notice warns that certain wares may be framed or repurposed to avoid penalties. It indicates that if unclaimed within the stated period, the goods will be sold to a listed dealer or authority. Proceed with caution and verify the official sale terms.
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