Lathuret Turf Club meeting hailed as club's most successful
The three days cup meeting of the Lathuret Turf Club, ending Saturday, boosted hopes to offset a large deficit. Absence of Mr. Gardiner noted, J H Bates described as no starter. Juvenile Handicap at Moorefield saw Bindfeng fall. Renshaw injured. Bronze Gold and Lillino led a Glen Idyll display in Queensland Heavyweight Handicap. Moorefield’s season and other races at Sydney Stadium, Melbourne, and Brisbane reported with multiple placings and results.
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Lathuret Turf Club
Eeme
Gardiner
J. H. Bates
W.D.F.A
Forbes
Moorefield
Bindfeg
Renshaw
Idan
Binding
Bronze Gold
Lillino
Hronzino
George Sheehan
Glen Idyll
Brisbane
Weddin Shire Council Reports Road Works and Proposals
At the last meeting the engineer Mr A A Patterson notes progress on the Mareden road from 19 to 20 mile posts, with graveling on maintenance routes by Mr Toothbe. Contractors G Boot Wayne Jeffries report further works on Forbes and Bimbi Quandialla roads including culverts and metal. Discussions cover road petitions at Quandialla, potential Talbot impacts, and revoting 1921 works to 1922 budgets with several contracts listed. The Quandialla Progress Association requests a new bridge over Waa Wee Creek with guard rails, and repairs to crossing between Ballandean and Pullabooka are planned. An advertisement for The Motor in Australia promotes a free copy of The Motor Press.
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Weddinshire
Bimbi
Quandialla
Jeffries
Forbes Road
Quindialla
T. George
Talbot
George
Sydney
Forbes
Marsden
A.B. Wood
Melvra P.W.P
Quandiala
Payne
Lie
Quandialla P.W.P
Edward Walsh
Quandialla Progress Assocation
Waa Wee Creek
Dso
Mrrange
T. Hanstock
Ballandean
Pullabooka
Crenfel
Forbes District Hospital Committee Elected for New Year
The Forbes District Hospital committee held its first meeting in the council chambers to appoint officers for the year. E W Venables was reappointed president, with H K Ford and H P Melville as vice presidents, D J Murphy secretary, and H G Mitchell continuing as treasurer. A building and works committee and a finance group were formed, aiming to spend about two thousand pounds on improvements.
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Forbes District Hospital
Tnst
Mesara Ki
W. Venables
MH. G Slitehell
W. Campbell
B. Entwihate
G,. Hand
N. Phodes
T. H. Rath
K. Ford
P. Melville
Rey
Crulkwhank
DO J. Murphy
Leo Reymond
H. G. Mitchell
D. J. Murphy
Mersia Entwisle
Mitchell
Ford
Entwisle
Crukshank
Mesars Hath
Campbell
Rhodes
Hand
O'Brien-Hay
Forbes Hospital
Yarrabandai Railway Crossing Approved by Commissioners
Mr E A Buttenshaw received notice from the Railway Commissioners confirming approval of a level crossing at the Warroo Road crossing the railway at Yarrabandi Tam. The crossing will be provided as requested, with instructions issued by W J Morris, secretary.
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E. A. Buttenshaw
Varraband
Armors and Seillers’ Association
Warroo Road
Thio Wane
Yarrabandi
W. J. Morris
Par oes win Lachlan Cup in shoot off at Eugowra
In a Rifle Shooting match for the Lachlan Cup at Eugowra anniversary Ling Forbes, Paras and Eugowra competed with individual team scores revealed and Paras securing victory in a decisive shoot off against Forbes the holders.
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Angular
Eugowra
Forbes
Paraes
Pares
Condobolin P P Board Reports 1921 Returns and Finances
At last Thursday's meeting the chairman presented the secretary prepared summary for 1921. Returns rose to 102 vs 840 in 1920 covering 3 203 471 and 2 093 880 acres respectively an increase. Sheep stock tallies show 904 420 sheep an increase of 40 418 over 1920. Revenue stood at £1260 12s 10d, up £444 12s 5d from prior year while expenditure totaled £1489 17s 7d, £166 15s 9d above 1920. Salary increases applied to stock inspectors rabbit inspector and secretary. Wire netting expense rose from £7840 3s 4d to £800 with explanation of limited 1920 netting. Instalments due ended at £1006 18s 10d, £783 10s 3d more than 1920. Most netting accounts are satisfactory. total Lands Department due on wire-petting reaches £10 000.
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Saya
Lands Department
wWire-petting
Obituary of John Mulqueeney Forbes resident dies at 47
John Mulqueeney aged 47, long resident of Forbes, died of senile decay at his daughter's North Hill home. An Irish native who settled in Queanbeyan, then Bugawra, Parkes, Jenkill, he moved to Forbes twenty years ago. Survived by four daughters and one son. Funeral Saturday at the Roman Catholic cemetery with Rev Father Bexton officiating after a short service at St Lawrence's Church.
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North Hill
Forbes
John Mulqueeney
Deccayed
Ireland
Quenbeyan
Bugowra
Parkes
Jenk Hill
Father Bexton
Theron
St. Lawrence's Church
Bowls Postponed Match and Local Doubles Result
The Forbes vs Dubbo bowl game moved from February 4 to February 26 due to travel issues. Forbes will play Bathurst at Bathurst on February 9, with plans to travel by early morning train. Last Thursday on the local green the Robi Rice trophy was won by Golding and Buckland. runners-up were Haydon and Nelson. In the Saturday A and B doubles third round Meillon and T Dunn defeated Law and Nelson 14 25.
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Forbes
Dubbo
Bathurst
Robi. Rice
Golding
Buckland
Haydon
Nelson
Forbes Court Matters Riotous Behaviour Plea and Fine
Reuben William Barbo faced a riotous behaviour charge for January 20 at near Berobong. Mr L Davis represented the defendant who pleaded guilty. A fine of £2 and costs were paid.
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Rieuben
William Barbo
Nea- Berobong
L. Davis
Alleged false pretences case adjourned in Sydney court
Benjamin Doalman was charged by warrant on 28 December 1921 with falsely pretending a cheque drawn by E Brown upon the Commercial Banking Company Sydney Dogan Gate branch was genuine to obtain 7 11 from Edward Timothy Clifford. The case adjourned with bail set at 40 pounds with one surety or two of 20 each. Inspector Blanchfield asked for a week to gather witnesses.
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Benjamin Doalman
Jon
Forbes
Eoward
Timothy Difford
E. Brown
Commercial Banking Company
Sydney
Dogan Gate
H. Constable
Edward Timothy Clifford
Meillon
Messrs Robinson and Meilton
Inspector Blanchfield
Careless Use of Fire Sparks Penalty for Aboriginal Traveller
Harry Alley pleaded guilty to leaving an open fire on a camping reserve on Cowra road January 30. An Inspector observed the fire rekindled while driving. a traveler with no means believed it had been covered. A light penalty was urged and he received a fine of 10 pounds or 48 hours imprisonment.
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Harry Alley
Cowra
Goolagong Station Site Dispute Referred to Arbitration
Wan gola Shire Council discussed Jemalong Shire Council’s reply over siding at Goolagong Nth. Jemalong argued the issue does not affect its ratepayers and warned of a bridge at Engowra involving costs and road openings. Both councils agreed to arbitration. Weddin Shire also refused to refer the matter.
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Wangoola
Cowra
Jemalong
Forbes
Goolagong Nth
Jematong
Engowra
Jomalong Council
Jomalong
Goolagong
Weddin
Grenfell
Merce
Amy Society Shading Life Office Policies Promotion
An advertisement from the Shading Life Office touts Probau policies with claims of £44,000,000 funds, lowest expense rate, yearly bonus, strongest reserves, and best results. It notes B. Treatt as district traveling agent based at P.O. Box Young and promises information to lift assurances.
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Probau
B. Treatt
P.O. Boa W
Young
Auction Sale by Morgan and Barton Urged by Mr Jurnell
Auction notice from Morgan and Barton to sell attic ion on the property on instruction from Mr W Jur nell of Okawa New Grenfell Mead Gast Women.
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Morgan & Barton
W. Jurnell
OKAWA
New Grenfell Mead
Clearing Sale for C St Henberg Assets and Livestock
J C Keane advertises a clearance sale from C St Henberg listing livestock including a four year old draught gelding a four year old hack a sulky horse and a pair of chestnut ponies plus a milch cow and calves. Farm implements follow with harvesters plows cultivators mowers and carts along with household items and a Singer sewing machine and washing machine. Sale begins at 1 30 pm at Shal.
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J.C. Keane
Clyde
Meadowbank
Megara D. Sweeney and Son
Grenfell Street
Forbes
Tafe
Jresser
1820 Acres Freehold Land Near Lachian River Sale
On account of L J M Lean Esq 1820 acres freehold land five miles from Puroee with long frontages to Lachian River and Hogabigal Creek. Water available anywhere and most of the land will grow lucerne without irrigation. Two homesteads accompany separate blocks plus orchard and vineyard sites and maize suitability. Inspect plans or blocks by applying to W W K Gar nsby senr Cunningham Butler Agents.
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L. J. M'Lean
Freeholu Lan
Puroee
Lachian River
Hogabigal
W.W. K. Garnsby
SENR
Cunningham & Butler
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Lauhlaan Arcade
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Laichen Press
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