TAR LIQUOR FROM GASWORKS Should It Go Into the Sewer
A Monday meeting discusses disposal of crude tar from Gasworks. Mr Banner reports with Engineer Brown that tar should be treated at the works. outlines tank construction and safety steps. Meanwhile thefts and break-ins, including stolen batteries and tools, suggest organized pilfering in the town.
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MU Tfe
Haber ‘Amici Pune
OL. Banner
Banner
Watts
Map Fee Brown
Jptar
Tra Ot
Mega
Cie Kiquer
le Dhiapasil
Migert
CSI
Pssee Anc
Lievefore
Ls Tavans
Waller Robertson
Church Street
Herold Grimm
Fragmentary local meeting notes and health inspector remarks
The page records a disrupted council session with a health inspector unavailable to speak and debates over departmental matters. Mr Banner and Mr Brown clash on approvals and an adjourned meeting postponement leads to a request for a written report from Mr Press.
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Aid Hall
Gunditton
Mtr Press
Fractured Arm Sends Woman to District Hospital
A woman on Birkgie Street Wednesday fell and fractured her right arm. An ambulance from Forbes District transported her to District Hospital where she was admitted for treatment.
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White
Birkige Street
Miles Anne Twogeed
Forbes District Ambulance
District Hospital
Forbes Council plans 50 percent water supply expansion
Forbes Council after a departmental report and engineer K L Smith proposes expanding town water capacity by 50 percent. Plan includes Turner’s Hill reservoir and filtration upgrades to serve Forbes Carop halgie Freezing Works and nearby towns with a deputation to Sydney for government funding.
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Feowins
Department of Public Works
K. L. Smith
Forbes Council
Sydney
Boyan Gate
Trundle
Turner
Parks
Sardons
Forbes
Walrach
Ans
Harteber
Gunn
Wwe
Counel
Lord
Conridge
Akl Gunn
Road Complaints Prompt Council Action on Wet Streets
Local residents including A J Godden and J O Bedfern told Jeens Municipal Council the streets are unsafe when wet. Deputy Mayor Brenner criticized policy, noting tarred pavements left unfinished over winter. Council ordered the engineer to provide immediate relief and reconsider the works plan to avoid delaying safety improvements.
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Mewrs
A. J. Godden
Young Street
J. , Cashman
Bertie Bret
F. i Minn
Elizabeth
Brenner
Fonda
Sim Street
Lyin
Farnell
Far West Homes Representative Arrives in Forbes
Sister A. McInnes, field representative of the Far West Children's Health Scheme, arrived in Forbes to attend a meeting by the CWA rooms on Saturday. Her plan aims to advance activities in connection with the scheme.
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A. McInnes
Fer Weat Children's Health
Forbes
Aid
CWA
Signs of the Times Wheat sprouts in lorry cracks
A Parkes street lorry parked on Tuesday shows wheat three inches high germinating from cracks in its roof. The find suggests wheat carting during harvest, while local water relief and future works are debated. Proposals include water connections for two new buildings and extended services to five, plus a future street extension from Quean Street. A council review plans a four week follow up on filtration and water projects.
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Parkes
Ald
Brenner
Worth Hill
Battye Street
Battye
Grenfell
Langford
Eugowra Memorial Hospital Proclaimed Public Facility
The Eugowra Memorial Hospital was declared to become a public hospital. Dring announced the move to gain government support for the district. Early steps are underway by the Hospitals Commission to implement the decision.
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Eugewre War Memorial Hospital
EL PF. Dring
Mul.a
Eugowra
Eugowra Memorial Hospital
Forbes Faces Power Rationing Uncertainty
The town has received no instructions on power cuts though it is expected to be affected like other towns in the restricted area. Forbes sits within a regional band from Kempney to Dubbo, Milton and Woe, where rationing may extend.
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Comed
Cornell
Forbes
Tablelands
Turner's HI
Dercobalgie
Central Tablelands
Darcobalgie
Entral
D. F. Dempsey
Cits
Metropolitan Press
Kempney
Dubbo
Milton
Woe
Charge Against Husband Sets Conundrum
In Palmerston South Magistrate Court Harold Jomes Amold, a farm labourer, was charged with indecently assaulting his wife. The defence argued husbands could be charged on complaints about marital relations. The magistrate referred the matter to the Crown Law Office for opinion and adjourned.
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Britain
New Zealand
Palmerston South
Harold Jomes Amoldon
Crown Law Office
Forbes Quarter Sessions Proceedings and Appeals
At Forbes Court of Quarter Sessions Judge Shortland upheld appeals and reduced fines for overcharging at fixed prices on various goods. Elizabeth Murray O’Neill’s appeal against eradicating noxious weeds was also upheld. The session included district court actions on concrete well work, a will dispute over scales, a matrimonial case, and swearing in of new Justices of the Peace.
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AMP
Eeprenmntahos
Forbes Court of Quarter Sessions
Augie Anthony
Forbes
RB. O. Palmer
Palmer
Shortland
CommonWealth Crown Solicitor
de- Prithen
A. ©. Palmer
Elizabeth Murray
O'Neeill
Thomas Z
M. J. Crousher
Eugowra
Annie Twogood
Edith Twogood
Portes
Agnes Twogood
Georgina Hume
Lachlan Street
Dorothy May Murray
Albert John Murray
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Ormax
William Otrzet
Bathumst
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Filner
Poo Gap
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Forbes, Curcobalgie
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Turner's Hill
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Timothy OF
Knott Hall
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London
Air Ministry
Women's Auxiliary Air Force Volunteerie
Joann Naylor
Far West Homes
War Memorial Institution
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Imimedtavel
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Luaurione
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Harskness
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