Fair Rents Court Cases At Forbes
A string of fair rent disputes were heard at Forbes Court on Tuesday with Lawrence Cohen detailing substantial repairs he carried out after acquiring premises on Dugan Street. He claimed the owner Chas Bing had not funded repairs prior to purchase, while Cohen had spent about £86 on plumbing and electrical work, £6 to enclose a verandah, £30 for a cyclone gate and other improvements. The case was adjourned as counsel sought to call the executor of the estate. Mrs Elsie Fell successfully contested rents at Rankin Street and an interior exterior painting variation was not pursued, with further adjustments requested for fuel stove provisions and other improvements at her premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Cohen
Chas, Bing
Dugan Street
Millon
Jesar
Auount LA Cohen
Cohen
Mrr. Moeillon
Bing
Meillon
Elsie M. Rell
Gordier Moloney
Wiliams
Vivian L. Judd
Rankin Street
Fell Alpo
George Edward McKay
Bullen Bros Circus Comes to Forbes for One Night
Bullen Bros Circus will visit Forbes for one night only on Saturday, July 36, with a matinee at 2 pm. The show features acts from Sydney and overseas, including Eat Chevalia and a large animal display with lions, leopards, elephants, and horses. Acrobats, trapeze artists, wire walkers, and clowns promise a varied program and thrilling spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullen Bros.’ Circus
Forbes
Big Circus
Sydney
Eat Chevalia
Australia
Darinos
Rexona
Europe
Gregory King
Vaulto
Tno
Jenette
Levarrda
Ini
Fragmentary Local Notice on Premises Rent Increases
Increases granted were to Wim Henry Baker on premises of Edwin Austen Clement Street and Stanley Stur vington Underwood Bt Chis Bing on premises of Field Queen Street £2 6 per week, Gertrude King Hoek factory premises and Roy Genge Dowling Bt. per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Henry Baker
Edwin Austen
Clement Street
Stanley Sturvington
Underwood Bt
Chis
Bing
1. Field
Queen Street
Gertrude ‘King ’Hoek
U and
Roy Genge
Dowling Bt
Bluett Memorial Award Honors Leeton Shire Progress
The Bluett Memorial Award recognizes Leeton Shire for substantial local progress within its 310 square miles and population around 10 000. Leeton propelled bitumen sealing, gravel all weather roads, and park developments including Rose Garden and Grahame Memorial Park while expanding water supply, street planting, and public facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forber
Leela
Bluett
Tlomy
A. R. Bluett
Local Government Association of
N.B.W
Leeton
Keels
Mountford Park
Dooley Park
Grahame
Leeton Parks
Gar
Southton
Grant Announced for National Food Extension Services
The Commonwealth will contribute £200,000 in 1952-53 to launch an expanded extension service for farmers. Federal Minister J McEwen says the programme aims to spread agricultural research and improve production and export income through coordinated state and industry efforts. Cabinet envisages broader future funding and cooperation with states, primary industries, and agricultural boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
J. McEwen
Commerce and Agriculture
Australian Agricultural Council
Melwen
Perth
Thin Weel
Paninathers
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Scotty Tilden
Its
WILLIAMSON & _SMITH
David Hyland Reo
Parkes
Z — Dry Cleaners
New Libriery Cleaners
Rankin St. Forbes
Cyclops
Cyclops Dinkie Express
Buz
Scooter
Jennison Pathfinder
Mea
Fair Rents
C. W. English
Forbes Court
Forbes Federal Govt
Bullen Bros
C.P
Ns.w
Australian Country Party
3. M. Carter
Federal Council of the
Country Party
Im Ferth
Carter
Ir Arthur Fadden
Country
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
Western Australia
Cuarter
Leeton Gains Shire Prize
Jemalong
England
America
Dyeing Service
Rankin Oe
American Dry Cleaners
L. J. Johnson Lh.c
Templar Street
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