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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
1
The Forbes Cooperative Dairying Society completed the final financial arrangements needed before starting construction of the Forbes butter factory. The terms were stated to be satisfactory and the board met to review the plan.
Sydney reports the Premier announcing cabinet action to create an immediate relief fund of 1,000,000 targeted at unemployed aid in metropolitan and country districts. Half funds to be overseen by the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage for works paying interest and a working fund. Officials named include Mr Jack Foil and Mr Mew. The plan aims to start work soon with roles for rural and industrial development.
Lenition trouble remained the main cause of bold-upe of the couch as the SMA reports over 1000 cintress golis received last month. Other issues include carburettor seven battery forty one tyres sixty four rear axle sixty three vacuum tank or fuel pump sixty petrol shortage thirty eight lid ammeter switches etc twenty eight. During the month Tl country members' cars were driven through heavy traffic aroma by M.ALM.A. men.
Australians and visitors alike find joy in boiling the billy as an outdoor ritual. The practice complements alfresco meals and mid winter dining, with Inglis Famous Billy Tea offering a distinctive flavor that enhances the experience.
Western district racing clubs hit by a money slump eye cost savings and press Forbes and the Australian Jockey Club for input. Club leaders urge cooperation to reform charges and enable economies to help reopen racing programs.
Sydney Thursday reports the Health Minister asked the Chief Hospitals Commissioner Mr Love to take leave on full pay to prepare his case for submission to the Royal Commission Inquiring into the operation of fruit machines. The name Mr Love was raised in an earlier Loyal Commission day address by Mr Monahan KC.
Forbes P A committee and officers plan this year’s show for September 6 and 7 with extended attractions. A two-day program includes 20 entries and a new electric loudspeaker system to announce results across the grounds. Governors and officials expect larger attendance and prize announcements to draw visitors.
Sydney report on Stevens suing Lang for 5000 pounds claiming slander. The Premier accuses the ex-Premier of defaming him. Lang denies using disparaging terms about Stevens employment and the driver matter. Proceedings move forward amid allegations that statements were made in parliament and to a driver.
Miss Lo Holmes led a tour for Forbes Girl Guides with praise for their progress under Minn EF Lor ter and Miew E Harvey. The movement's local hosts will welcome Miss E Smith Hon Stile Secretary at a public meeting to be announced. A Guide Rally is planned for Bathurst in September with Guides from Bathurst, Cowra, and surrounding areas expected to attend.
The Daraobalgia meat works will not open as planned at month end. Propr proprietors W Angline and Co expect to start operations mid August with buyers from the firm, as cold weather slowed lamb growth. The delay pushes export readiness and may extend the working season into the Christmas term.
Justice Mr. LO. Martin today refused to recommend release for certain New Guardsmen serving prison terms for an assault on Alderman J. Garden. After careful consideration of the petition for their release, he decided no recommendation could be made to the Governor.
The Forbes and Parkes groups plan a mock debating shield challenge as the Parkes Presbyterian Men's Club holds the trophy. Subjects will be published by the holders, with the debate topic chosen from them. Forbes likely fields Rev Fo Weaton and Messrs Keen Geary and Harrison. The two teams may use the New States referendum topic to educate the public.
Unemployed Benefit concert planned for Wednesday night July 10 at 4 o'clock to raise money for the Unemployed Children's Clothing Fund. Visiting artists include Mr Rhyos Medlyn and Mr Jediries of Parkes, with "Genial George" Bassett also reciting. Program aims for timely entertainment. admission 1 shilling for adults and 6d for children, with 6d seat reservations at Howe's.
George Gunn of Sydney reports on Forbes Orpheus Club plans and a proposed Australian musical play "Callitt's Son" set in the Mount Victoria to Lachlan road era. The piece recalls pioneer Collitt and the Dogood Buck inn, linking Forbes history with Australian cultural heritage and a possible Sydney production in 1932.
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