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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
10
Warwick racing notes summarize selections and results across divisions and events. Jockeys and horses are listed with names such as HOLBROOK and BLUE PIP, and the report mentions trial runs and postrace opinions. The text records trial outcomes, introductions of contenders, and notes on performance across divisions.
Aldermen note contractors may miss the agreed completion time for the concrete bridge over the loon. The committee seeks clarification from the Main Roads Board and will request an exact completion date after piles are driven. The board is asked when the bridge will be finished.
The article lists players for Wimbledon and upcoming events with names like Marstow, Ron, Cammy, and Pyrmont, noting representatives for Mt Homence and Nave Vumima. Several players are marked unavailable or injured, with emergency substitutions and church connections mentioned for context and timing.
A fragmentary cine-page lists titles like The Stead Thomtro Going Whacked and The Mock Pirate. It mentions Bessie Gove in a tevlly, underworld crooks, and a parade of next week showings with dates and theaters, including Fox Fim and Paramount.
The Municipal Council debated keeping current straying stock laws. Alderman Meagher moved to uphold penalties for owners whose animals wander, while opponents warned of water access and property damage. Aldermen Thomson Menguer and Walton supported preserving measures, citing ongoing complaints and safety concerns.
A chaotic letter thread from Forbes Wyalong and Wyalong Chamber of Commerce discussions mentions a shorter route for a north South road and the need for local government action. Speakers debate routing toward an all weather highway and the impact on supply stores at Black's Store.
Telegraphic update reports no English Davis Cup team will tour Australia this year due to travel issues. French players may still visit, with Bernini rumored to lead a tentative French contingent. A separate Shanghai dispatch notes a Cantonese riot at northern international settlement with police dispersal and several injuries.
The fragment mentions an exemptionary good and sound property, subtable cultivation, a buyer to Adin Thestles, and an inspection arrangement. It references SHKFLLY CRARLPTON A MARTIN, and a Laine line, indicating a probable property transaction notice with scattered proper names and dates is incomplete.
According to Captain Myles prank Qant of the Aepu Club all taaehtues Iiime to the Abstraints Ale Baroe are obsolete. He also expresses the opinion that the alp femweh of the defense force was wtarvnd to Tuoda.
The report notes a sugar strike affecting South Shbimbue and mentions workers resisting arbitration and the 41 hour week. It describes a Britisher knocked into a river during unrest, a man washed ashore, and a farmer returning to a cane field. The piece cites 1,050,000 in totals and references engineers in Sydney.
A. Heinke invites bids for bacon curing with antler recovery and related supplies. No deliveries after midday Saturday. Curing season ends October 2. Ping 84, Worbea.
A compact notice highlights a high plant commercial printing service in the Central West. It emphasizes the slogan If you are not using it, you are not doing your business, underscoring value and local reach.
A large clearing sale advertised for tomorrow at Avgiowey Templar Street location. Items include household furniture such as cedar chests wardrobes beds and dressers, crockery, glassware, books, and a variety of other articles, with waterford portions and strong furniture pieces listed. Sale is without reserve and starts at 2 pm sharp.
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