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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
6
A dated testimonial extols Clement’s Tonic as a swift remedy for anemia, indigestion, constipation, and nervous breakdowns. The letter from Mrs Blanche Quinn claims rapid recovery after bed confinement, praising the tonic’s power to restore health and sleep, with product promotion by Clement Tonic Ltd.
The hospital ball committee met on June 20 with Mesdames Webster Ashcroft Marshy Spalding Vine Langford and Misses Boyd Gilet Wolstenholme Keitherson, and secretaries Mrs Justine and Miss M. Ashcroft present. Minutes were read and amended prices adopted, with double and single admissions set. Collectors were appointed for specific districts and venues, and notices arranged for donations and future arrangements as the meeting adjourned.
Lettie Jean traveled to Murga on June 20 and defeated Murga. a visit to Nyrang Orem ended in a loss by games. Sie Toi Marshall Jost, once a favorite, faced a likely setback. the district sees bustling farmers plowing amid a rainy spell and green fields.
The Condobolin area reports a Royal Noll ball match ending with a complex presence of residents and a local registration event. Carroll Tackeanlli led a joint effort as Yeonke Abs placed strong early moves on Saturday. Samual Selfridge from Lake Cudgattivw was hospitalized Monday amid ongoing political tensions and community notes.
The report records forestry and farming details from Goolagong area, noting cattle and sheep activity, registries, and community events. It mentions nearby Canowindra, local halls, and parish concerns, with references to farmers and social gatherings in a period-specific rural setting.
Disjointed report details a Western District conference on monopolies and railway policy with mentions of Crown, ministers, and delegates. It notes discussions on price controls, pastoral duties, and a survey, referencing figures like Mowe Willway Leonie and Hie Crown authority, amid unclear arrangements and costs.
Local proceedings reveal a dispute over riverfront property and public works in Forbes. Key figures include council members and a named hall official, with tensions surrounding zoning, bridge access, and maintenance plans. The article cites opposition by residents and mentions a proposed resolution to move forward with infrastructure improvements.
The meeting set limits of 600 yards for shooting on some ranges while arranging broader access for others. Officers appointed include Captain Hi Hates Deputy Captain W Shirvington and Auditor Musira Morris. Lieutenant Hunter attended, praising the club and vowing support from the Light Horse Company. A secretary and committee members were named, and promises of cups and funds were noted to encourage future competitions and matches.
Fat stock prices surged over the past week at Homebush yards as drought reducing supplies of sheep and cattle. Traders reported high demand from buyers arriving from Albury Worlonge Melbourne and other ports, with forward prices for cattle showing strength despite limited cattle offerings.
Fragmented OCR text shows confusion over government funds and endowments for hospital buildings and substation projects. Officials mention about 6000 pounds of new funds and lack of definite information on site locations and planned additions, with uncertainty about future allocations and repayments.
A party led by Nathan Downes from New South Wales travels to California proposing to lease land along the Murri and Santa Barbara region. They seek $26,000 per year for deeds and improvements, aiming to secure holdings near the Californian coast. Neighboring colonies view the proposal with cautious interest as they evaluate the potential for settlement and irrigation projects.
Turner Brothers announce nearly 100 Turner Bicycles built and supplied to carry Majesty's Mails in New South Wales and other Commonwealth States. Tested by Postal Authorities against competitors, orders rose to 600 bicycles. Century of hard wear praised by letter carriers over three years.
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