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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
4
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iM MEMORIAM. BURKE a tying memiory ot a. und (ed) Burks who dapartet shin hite July 6 1018 aged 1H yaure and 3 mothe. Not duad teloye but sottly nleop toe th awaken against its call Too dearty toved ty be forgotten Anneyted by bin saving parente ali fore and hrethare
MMe and Mia L John and fai ry tender their sincerest Thurke 19 ail kind friend and relatives for Ynoir manttogsation of sympathy.
For July services list shows Sunday worship at 11 am with Mr M Xelty at 7 90 pm and Rev CA Bima Buljec presiding. The text also mentions a morning service at 10 am and an evening service at 4 pm with different speakers, indicating a varied weekly schedule.
A series of meetings is listed with times 3.00 pm and 7.30 pm. Captain Diliver of Sydney will attend the Salvation meeting. STAN WILLIAMS, Captain, Agricultural Bureau, plans a session at Lite Pul tabooks School on the 14th at pm to form a batch of the Agricultural Bureau. All interested urged to attend. Reward on recuruings near Dundabuers Crossing. MILLER. Shornihe Sivas.
A Wednesday incident on Forbes Road involved a struggle over a set of keys attached to a class item. A reward is offered for return to the office, with the event centered around the disputed possessions and the location named candidly.
Lost individual from Lak ing rug case reported missing. Police urge return to McDeraidt's Royal Horal, Parkuy, while Railway Commune announces continued sale of railway stoppers at previously announced prices and conditions. Beerstary W. J Morale notes ongoing proceedings and public notices.
Office notice lists six printed catalogues and requests stamps for Australia. Mentions TRIG OFFICE and apply. Provides directions for submissions and contact points for further details.
Canvas goods including horse rugs tents verandah blinds and curt covers offered by Albert Jong at 47 Market Direct Sydney. High quality English cloth and workmanship advertises a variety of items under the Birkwyre watersroot coin steaked label.
Library records show Grinsted requesting return of a Delonghi model 40 from a patron. The notice, dated this week, asks subscribers and others to comply within seven days or face unspecified actions.
Classified notice for a property listing detailing four rooms including a wild kitchen and bathroom, three acre freehold, located in Bildaled North 34H Forbes. Price listed as £260. Contact T. Gilchrist for application or inquiry.
Advert advertises a fronting site for sale with a seeming emphasis on finance. It mentions a savings bank advance and ownership, inviting apply instructions and noting unusual wording and potential typos. The fragmentary text suggests a classified style offer or scam-like scheme for property or financial services.
Tenders stating price per 100 m for a special license to obtain 5000 pine milling logs are invited from Foret Kemrven 1585 19534 and 267W in Dalbiintly Wat Guacing County of Cunlinghan. Submissions to be received by the Fortater at Tarbes up to 1m noon on the pial July 1953.
The State Contract Control Board in Sydney invites tenders by 2.80pm on 1 July 1924 for stock in trade of the General Blot Potet Vale Share Farm near Condobolin and via Condobolin to Umgario. Included items cover draperies, boat and ghoge, patent machines, typography gear, stationery, plants, and other farm goods with a 34 percent deposit required. P TLEAING is the issuing secretary.
Unclear text references a pedal cycle design with elements about the frame and rear area. Mentions Ali, Teather, and Foren in a garbled way. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the legible portions.
The community plans a large juvenile fair with a grand display and a youth dance by the parade grounds. Tickets for adults range between ten and sixpence, with various entertainments and decorations in preparation by local organizers.
The Gwin Lim troupe, led by Klint, delivered a strong performance despite missing W H Huberts. Audience praise followed the opening number as the company prepared for a future tour with potential subsidies. Performers D Finnnory, Davey, Brywot, and Burke were highlighted for their contributions.
The June district vital statistics show births totaling 27, 28 for females and males respectively, with 46 recorded in the royal ward. Local ballot measures and public notices accompany the data in this town report, including named wards and figures from regional offices.
A Tuesday discussion in Cowra highlighted cost differences in the Wymtlymytte to Eugowrswi railway plan. Local figures quoted totals near 190 000 pounds with some voices pushing toward 200 000. About 40 000 of the gap would fund deviation work toward Goo lagong, with Brown urging a government reversion to the contract system to curb new railway expenses.
A review recalls the great picture Blood and Sand praised by ex-Prime Minister Willy Hughes as a powerful emotional war of love duty and tragedy. Sydney Garrick’s curtain land performance by W. Bowen at the Strand on Friday and Saturday nights follows the show’s successful London run with a vivid portrayal of the Toreador.
A fragmentary notice promotes two new books by Joseph Hock and Jake Buchan. It hints at war era settings, including The Path of the King and themes of the Great War and American independence, with brief praise of realism and educational value.
Early forecasts of river levels on Lachlan draw prayers for good weather. Flood readings fell from 12 feet to 4 feet then rose again near Cowra, with Forbes and Belconnen watching water approaches. Residents along the river beg for clear skies as crews plan for potential relief at Forbes lagoon and surrounding towns.
Stevirs F. Hath & Co of Portland advertises progressive couch building and general engineering services with a modern plant for motor adjustments and repairs. The firm, well known in coachbuilding, promises up to date machinery and competent supervision, and notes its shop operates on Saturdays. Customers are urged to bring blankets and ras for reasonable prices, with McDade's store offering special discounts and repair services.
Fragmented obituary and local items recount a death in Forbes and other scattered notes. Mentions include George Riis ar d Bilson family ties, June dates, and illness prior to death. Text is fragmented with many garbled names and places, limiting precise details.
Local tennis event between Woonona and surrounding clubs was halted in the early afternoon by rain after several sets. Matches listed include Woonona versus Wyton and others with scores such as 6 6 4 and 6 4, as players Chaoy, Willoh, Huth, Loxley, Math, Lawley, and Parson/Miller among those mentioned.
A heated meeting of the Forbes Rugby Football League at the Wailletex Rooms debated transfers and protests. Officials noted Bedesrabong and Wirring club actions, discussed G Cowell and Goolagong cases, and set deadlines for appeals while marking regret for a hospital official.
The report outlines a forthcoming match against Canowindra with teams and players named for key positions. It notes Wednesday’s Forben event and listing of players including Brunknor Kern Rath Myson and Jorwards Rams Cripps Clothier Tatd Foo Nevin and Parker.Sunday’s matchups and back division assignments are hinted at in the text.
On Wednesday a golf match between Forbes and Parkes drew a large crowd as Forbes won the round despite Parkes matching near the lead. The score margins were slim in a contest that highlightedParkes strong defense and Forbes' late surge. Tomorrow foretells a field day with foreman pairs drawn for a handicap event alongside notable pairings such as Danill and Miss Burke, O Dwyer and Mrs Clemens, and others.
Rifle shooting at Lachlan Cup meet in Bugowra saw Forbes Club fail to field full teams while Mugowra, Cooplons, and others posted strong scores. A top individual result came from Vincent, with a lengthy tally of scores across 600 and 900 yard marks and notable performances by several club members.
A quirky local score roundup notes games and names like Morne Goolagong and Ned wornboos amid drifting weather talk. It mentions Tan F and Rath at Porven and a victory by the Btorms by B to G with Wag hero among winners.
Cluttered report details multiple items from Sydney including a clerk in a government department involved in a case at Camperdown and investigations into infectious disease management. It notes heightened pest control efforts for the sugar industry and discusses tax arrangements between parties connected to rail operations. A wallet of robbers was attacked in Vellaura Viet and a shipping update references an Australian to South Australia migration. Forecasts warn of a wet weekend with rough seas and strong winds.
Sydney reports updates from the Ruhr as Vatican envoy Padelli discusses the German territory and a labor federation condemns sabotage by nationalist elements. A train collision near Huddersfield kills six and injures seven, while athlete Carr wins the 200 meters in 21.0 seconds at Gothenburg games.
A special inquiry presentation from Sydney sources discusses the proposed Wyangite Dam and irrigation along the Lachlan at Cowra and surrounding areas. Local councils and chamber groups back the plan while urging evidence collection and riparian holder input before the Works Committee report.
A garbled note describes a fashionable tale with vague items such as creams, beauty products, and a chaotic scene. It mentions no clear people, places, dates, or organizations, and lacks a coherent event or outcome to report.
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