The Prince of Walds and a Townsman Incident
A garbled notice from a trade book cites the Prince of Walds involved in a street accident tale. A reader may recall the anecdote as a cautionary tale of fate and danger in a distant realm.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1924
Page
2
A garbled notice from a trade book cites the Prince of Walds involved in a street accident tale. A reader may recall the anecdote as a cautionary tale of fate and danger in a distant realm.
The note to Br J C Te Fitzpatrick concerns the harbour works at Sydney Harbor. Fitzpatrick reports the west’s supply status and the bridge’s demand for 400 cable flats, while the contractor cites a possible shortfall in supply for construction. The fragmentary text references decisions and delays in early harbor bridge progress.
A local proposal aims to grant a croquet lawn at Gronfell Street, with plans to address the Howling Person issue. Officials anticipate public support and hope the project proceeds to completion, pending any unforeseen delays or objections.
An early article outlines a forthcoming Australian Rules football match in Forbes with UMla ub Jeet ine and Weld ALM voice. It notes a Wednesday afternoon kickoff and Morley Cut from Gunning Tap as a focal point while Down Galw Loum and other town teams prepare.
A council committee convened last Thursday to discuss a new reservoir plan. Public Works and water department officials, including T Debontiann and R W Venables, were invited but the session was postponed due to differing opinions.
The Ladies Pipe Band will visit Forbes on Monday July 7 for a feature event in Down Tall Hall. The ensemble comprises senior members from the town and nearby areas and has drawn strong local interest with a potential full hall.
Crime report records Soho Ryan a laborer charged after an incident near Beaker involving a young woman. He allegedly forced her to take confinement during a disturbance at night. Ryan remained in custody awaiting further proceedings.
A meeting of the Mlepnes Rodiotion toard mr Bathe fret discussed future hotel provisions. Mr Va Brun urged stronger provisions from July 1 when the Roar would be Sncronned powers. Speakers highlighted stone works and needs for improved accommodation, with many items placed for action and others to be provided.
In a tragic golf accident on Mobilay course a ball struck by a player named H. Sharm from Young, nuamned, wounded three others including Welwoon Young Arenfell and Cowen. One ball rolled off the fairway, another struck a group near the 108 yard mark, and two others were injured as bystanders fled. The incident halted play as authorities and witnesses assessed the scene and the fate of those involved.
A fragmentary report notes ongoing repairs to the Hor School facing delays. The Education Department indicates no work will begin yet on the long awaited restoration tied to 18 projects and postulated funding, with officials signaling future timelines.
A garbled Central City racing blurb notes plans for a busy Thursday morning with a carful of entries and possible nominations. The fragment hints at scheduling, weather optimism, and a cautious view of the day’s events, without clear names or places.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a tuition competition linked to a capital carnival and a donation by Mrs. Cannon. The lines reference items like No. 7 draw doll and No. 14, with unclear details about participants and outcomes.
Local Forbes items report social events, sporting plans, and a series of obituaries. Mentions of Rev I S Lee, Mr Michael O Connor, Miss Nancy Crocker, and Mrs Crorkyn appear among notices, with community gatherings at Forbes and educational updates for the Public School.
State Parliament opened amid disorder as lawmakers gathered to discuss proposed Upper Emus Matorat reforms. Leaders clashed over procedural rules and timing, while several members urged rapid action on the contentious bill.
A medonal meeting of the Progressive Party yesterday afternoon endorsed the Ondorratieat behind Sir George Pitior and Mr. Bruger Brockard to session programme. The event confirmed support for the political alliance and outlined forthcoming policy directions.
The Forben Intermediate High School staged a pageant and ball with notable student participation. Faculty and scholars viewed the event as a remarkable display, highlighting school spirit and educational value amid festive activities.
A garbled 19th century note hints at a government plan to apply sulfur to a rail or field process, proposing a three to four year period for the mentioned reform. Named places and terms appear distorted but point to a policy discussion involving agricultural or transport interests and a formal application.
Forbes Rifle Club plans Lachlan Cup competition on Wednesday July 9 with shooters from nearby clubs expected. Event includes one day sweepstakes and intermediate matches while members prepare at the range and near by ground.
An Airish report claims the government’s surplus for the year will near £100,000. Analysts suggest this could influence policy on taxation and public spending.
Mr Z W Garrett PHDIte Truster retires after many years championing cricket. He steps down to focus on personal matters and plans to continue supporting sports locally, with replacement being sought by the organization.
A Melbourne message reports that Bla vue Swlpegthmnbyr yarde and mauhtonry were destroyed by fire on Saturday at Mwst Malvern. The damage is estimated at £15,000 with a fine of £13,000 mentioned in connection to the incident.
A man identified as Malone was found dead in a train that arrived in Sydney from Lakombw yesterday. Police opened an inquiry, pending further details.
An OCR fragment reports a local league meeting about attendance for a Saturday afternoon event. The text references those who fail to join and implies penalties, with garbled names and phrases, lacking clear dates or outcomes. The piece hints at concerns over dues and participation but offers few concrete names or actions.
Tonight's boxing match features Tiare in a high profile event at Tath Hall with Mamara P.M. arranging the entertainment and connections from Wemnett and Bray. Tickets sell at 07 shillings with preliminaries already lined up. Police and hospital precautions noted as the arena prepares for a large attendance.
The Setnet Committee pushed a meat encouragement bill through amid debate on early implementation and federal alignment. The bill outlines levy rates and a tax on stock and grain products to fund a meat industry program, with specific rates and collection points noted.
Fragmentary report from a cricket-like match between England and a team labeled Olt Abrion. Mentions totals, innings, and a confusing tally of 11, with South Africa notching three in an uncertain spell. Details are garbled and many names unclear.
In a cabinet meeting today the government discussed a proposed petrol tax. Ministers Mr Cakes Clem Secretary and Mr Piepmrelek for Lasal Government voiced concerns over the bill. The cabinet weighs reviving a road development plan tied to highway funding and the Mali Roads WH project amid opposition.
Wimbledon coverage highlights a match featuring Lengo and Ryn amid doubles play. Report mentions Dyodene and Pheohim pairing against Flimney and Bryan with a 64 6a scoreline.
A damaged OCR item reports two more incidents involving Mutypus sine and a rat scheme at a study in Australia. It references Fitzweraid, Hoth Hooks Mealed and local finance issues with numerous errors. The text is garbled and unclear about dates or specific names.
Fragmented ad copy lists a wide range of coats for men women and children including overcoats velour coats and ladies' jackets. Mentions ready to wear lower prices and window displays with various fabrics and styles. References Atherton area and Prat Way's with generic merchant names and promotional language.
Fragmented OCR shows mocked shop notices promoting Woods Peppermint cures and papper mint products. It touts remedies for men and children, with inflated claims and pricing. An assistant clerk recounts employment and pay details, while other lines push assorted tonics and cough syrups to attract buyers.
A partially deciphered report describes a fundraising concert by the Conservatorum of Muir and Labatt affiliates in Forbes to support hospitals and local maternity aims. It outlines committee roles, travel funds, and anticipated costs, noting October 1 as a key date and details of payments and operations.
The Strand features Banner or Sin a dramatic tale of passion with Lily and a perilous love, while a second feature, The Conquering Power, stars Rudolph Valentin and Anna Christie. Kenneth Halas and Merinty Cooper lead the supporting cast in a program promising thrills and emotional intensity for Friday night patrons.
A garbled passage lists scattered names such as The Gultent Kulest Of The Golden Aipure and characters like Misa Buthante and Pry Ttupera. It hints at a castle, a browse, and a curious cast but provides no coherent event or clear report to summarize.
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