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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
10
The Trundle Hotel has been renovated and refurnished throughout, presenting a complete and comfortable stay. It offers commercial and public dining rooms, an excellent table, and a full bar with beers wines and liquors for visitors and residents.
Long property listings across districts with sale particulars and fat stock trucking details. Atlas Assurance Co. Ltd representatives in Sydney present for district notices. Cash buyer for wheat at Yarrabandal and nearby sidings. Telegrams to Bird Olliver. Phone lines listed.
Agonecles North British Fire Insurance Company T Robinson and Sona Machinery Gray Motors Hart Purr Tractors appear in a trade notice listing companies and products. The fragmentary item hints at business names connected to insurance and machinery markets, with no clear event or outcome given.
Cahill and Martin auctioneers stock and property agents list services including insurance and machinery firms in the district. Office contacts Cahill 46 Cahill 18.
Advertisement from B J Butler of YarrabandaI offering to supply all needs at lower prices than large stores. States no high rents or staff costs, claims cheaper sales. Agent for Sunshine Machinery Farmera and Grassers Co-op. Trucky offered for Flemington.
From Our Own Correspondent reports omissions in the Hogan Gate Show schedules noting donors for the Wheat Crop Competition presented by Mr T K Rawson and Messrs McCauley and Co Life members omitted include Messrs Harry Taylor and A Pett. At a MOLOOP meeting Bron A Beckell and Bob Jones received compliments for conference success and a special vote of thanks.
The annual meeting of delegates from Bathurst district M U 1 0 F was held at Millthorpa on July 4. Grand Master J T A Beckett welcomed delegates and spoke on secession rates and membership stability. A lodge to be opened at Albert Siding near Tullamore was announced as part of ongoing organizing work by P G Bro English.
Cold weather prevails with about an inch of rain on Saturday and a keen westerly wind for three days. The race meeting scheduled for last Saturday in the Commercial Room was postponed due to inclement weather and will adjourn for all members to attend. Mrs Boland and her sister Miss Foley left last week to reside in the city. Miss Kathleen Gannon of Warraderry received many gifts at a kitchen tea. Mr Stan Haydon and Miss Gan...
Fire broke out at the residence of Mr. Stone in Condobolin in the early hours of last Thursday. After a hard fight, the brigade subdued the flames with substantial damage to house and contents, reportedly insured.
The notice says a couple are to be married on Wednesday in Grenfell. Stan Squires of Tululga has bought an Austen car. Local students returned to Goulburo on Monday after winter break. A deputation met the Government at Colletts Croguing and earned praise for their effort. Many residents plan to visit the city for Fleet Week.
The week brought showery weather with some hail but the past two days showed improvement. Crops and pastures are doing well with green vegetation in paddocks though some fields are tall and heavy. Mice remain prevalent in haystacks despite cold wet weather. Mail runs now by motor from Gleneden to Grenfell. Boggy roads delay travel as four cars are stuck on the stock route Garena to Minuachi awaiting better conditions. Mrs A Mitton visits a private hospital in Manix after a serious operation and is improving. A leno game on Ironbarks and Gleneden courts ended with Gleneden losing by to Leins. Queensland land inspectors Simpson, Walter, and Smith returned home after touring Mr Simpson's Essex Six.
Wet weather persists in Bedgerabong with scattered showers and a rising river. Flooding continues across the region, roads turning sloppy, while residents report colds and cold wind from Wear. The Shire Council studies road upgrades to Forbes and flood mitigation. Cooperative Sheep Dip Company secures two acres after Land Board hearing. Locals note increased snake deaths as reptiles move to higher ground.
The Quandialla Fartuera and Settlers Association met on Saturday and decided to proceed with erecting new trucking yards. The Dept b promised timber, stockowners and others provide labor. Warnings on representation for Quandialla silos and railway house staffing discussed. Local doctors wife ill. Mrs Tarleton recovery hoped. Football slow. a pickup team from alal played Quandialla with a narrow win. News notes: fleet visit observers to Sydney. hospital repairs on lease property expected to open soon.
Advertisement listing stock and station agency services for Louis Dreyfus Co with top prices for stored wheat. Mentions International Harvester, South British Insurance, Lalee Separator, Berger's Paints, Shirley's Manures, Gray Motor Cars and other agency offerings. Requests applications for storage, sale and property matters.
Under Charlton and Sutton, Quandialla Stores thank patrons and announce a broad stock of ladies garments, winter clothing, hosiery, boots and shoes. Large assortment of groceries and hardware on hand. Tell us what you want and we will get it. Slogan: Better Costs Less.
J Polos offers a wide range including chocolates tobacco cigars and confections plus fresh stock of fancy goods stationery library hooks and school material. Specialties include meals at all hours and a motto stressing cleanliness and civility.
Trundle Medlyw Bros auctioneers and general commission agents advertise stock lint on application trucking wheat buyers for John Darling and Bona Ltd machinery large stock of duplicates on hand photo 61.
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