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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1937
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note records a preaching service in Bunda with partial names and unclear details. text includes fragments like Eehool fram and JORONE with references to Mr D Bono and PLC. The readable portion suggests a local religious gathering with uncertain date and attendees.
A highly garbled page of ads and notices lists buy and sell items, lost objects, pets for sale, garage items, and event fragments. Cryptic names and stray phrases appear beside scattered prices and dates, making the overall content a rough collage of illspecified classifieds and notices.
A damaged OCR notice references Mennietrle Sons Monument and a deli service, with unclear dates or locations. It mentions a hall and a feature tied to the event on or near Avenue C, and lists an apparent contact or organization name in murky text. The readable items suggest a memorial or dedication notice tied to a local business.
The Rifle Club announces its annual meeting to be held Friday night at the Albia stare clock. Secretary W. Param notes preparatory steps and the event is expected to include notices from the Sea Spoilers and Brame.
The article discusses employers duties under the Wages Tax Management Act of 1956, detailing tax collection responsibilities, penalties for nonpayment, and the process for withholding wages. It emphasizes employer liability for taxes, forms to be submitted, and timelines for remittance and reporting.
A fractured OCR text outlines a Junior Farmers meeting where officers were elected and plans discussed. President Dente Saier, Vice President Faip Naersan, and Treasurer Alar Pavey are named among those chosen. Attendees included visitors and community members, with remarks on future events and responsibilities for the club.
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