Nurse Draper Moves Practice to Old Deanery
Notice: Nurse Draper announces removal to the Old Deanery on Barrand Street North Hill where she will continue to receive patients.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
3
Notice: Nurse Draper announces removal to the Old Deanery on Barrand Street North Hill where she will continue to receive patients.
An advertisement notes Mrs Kerr operates a special line of Sylvester's Small Goods and Dressed Poultry next door to Manaon's with telephone contact 208 and ongoing service.
A vintage classified style ad touts a good combination chest of drawers as a wedding gift and a useful bedroom furniture piece. Features include walnut finish, bevelled mirror, large drawers, jewel hardware, and Furnola treatment to prevent splitting and warping. Various prices and corner wardrobes for small bedrooms are listed.
The Forbes Land Board delayed ruling on Mr T M Dunn’s compensation claim for a scrub lease, referring to further report and evidence. A second survey may define areas affected. objections were raised by Mr Reymond, Dunn’s solicitor, while the board noted a material conflict of evidence on mountainous land not altered by ringing operations.
The jockey W Lillyman, famed and hardworking, is retained by Mr Fred Merton to fill the late W H Smith’s place. Smith earned £500 yearly plus 10 percent of winnings, making Lillyman’s new post a major opportunity.
The report requests evaluation of which operations were effectively performed and which were not, to estimate the extent of each margin. It asks whether actions aligned with a reasonable regional average or ceased to be of practical value to land or arriving settlers by 25 June 1914. The case is sent back for a further District Surveyor report before final rehearing decision.
The list shows First Season priced at 3 Guineas and Second Season at 5 Guineas. Details indicate two pricing tiers with no further context or dates.
Firet Gulgong first Cullenbone firet Yamble first Trangie first Gligandra first Wal gett twice Orat Narrabri twice second Gunnedah Cup top weight first Parkes second Parra matta Mile at Rosehill first Goolnit first Gulgong Cup top weight 9.7 first Mudgee running record 6 furlongs 116 4-5 opening handieag Eu gowra 8.22 first Canowindra first Tumut second Cowra second Cootamundra second Germanton seven furlongs 1.90 with 10 first Burrowa Welter Handicap Wagee 10.50 first One Mile Handicap Wynlong 9.4 first Creme fell Welter 110.0 run furlongs first Wombat 9.5 first Grenfell 9.7 second Bugowrn 10 first Cowra 5 preven furlongs first Canowindra 8.1 mares paddock attention but no responsibility fee 33 shillings single reduction for two mares. owner T HOYD
His dam Colors produced Tartan winner of Sydney Cup 1906 and Australian Stars champion. Australian Colors is a handsome black horse with immense strength and quality. By Grandmaster lineage, hesires show and turf winners, with over a dozen progeny winning Hood races last season. Standing at the nominal fee of H Whitehead March-street Orange.
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