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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
4
Damaged by fire a Ford car is offered for sale after inspection of Mr Hall's area. The ad notes appearance issues including a branded single shoulder neck and other visible flaws. Contact W Morteir for details and inspection by appointment in Forbow.
An auction notice announces a significant sale including cattle, stock, FATMINng plant, furniture and rundetes. The event is conducted by Me T. J. Matlock and partners, with date listed as Wednesday AusURE 10. Details and further particulars are requested to Rend ad t. tm thin ye tor.
The Quarter Session will open Tuesday with hearings on criminal cases. Several quarter tellers or defendants in the District Court will appear for regulation and the court will regulate the proceedings.
A sale at Eugowea is announced for Wednesday next, with Meases Wheatley and Martel and Moin M Cerraum Jones in conjunction handling the dourins sal Gy account of Menten Groen lai Brow. The auction will commence punctually and a large stock of stock and machinery will be offered.
A meeting of the committee of De Fordon TA & H. Association will take place tomorrow at 14 o’clock at The meeting room to form an interest group. An announcement indicates attendance by members and an interim plan for future actions.
An outbreak of fire disrupted a rural town event at the trampling site near a major building. Auctioneer Paw announced a clearance of goods within the shop, while witnesses described a tense scene with attendees and officials present. Investigations noted a delayed response and a risky situation that ended without serious injuries.
A brief note expresses gratitude to Dr Flair and a kind friend for their sympathy during a recent bereavement. The writer, Mayen, extends thanks for comforting words and support in the difficult time.
Wanted. Wway to clear from 40 to 190 acres ready for plowler by contract. Apply. Phone 2188.
An auction notice lists numerous household items for private sale including dining set, spring mattress, bed materials, sewing machine, steel trunks, dinner set, silver plate, wall curtains, ban, and various kitchen and home goods. The listing mentions a location on Seale and evamate WEBSTER HIB and references a specific street address and surrounding details.
A garbled sale notice advertises Crypede-Cheay fabrics and garments from Melbourne Maid Brock with claims of fashion items, discounts, and special arrivals. It mentions tailoring value, low prices, and a limited sale period with a focus on Ladies wear and household goods, all amid unreadable OCR fragments.
Forbes horse Chrthvoval trained by Murry Bullock won the Alaidon Handicap at Punk Hill yesterday. Bomsbody finished second to Kungelie in the Opening Handicap, Wik Chorinme took third. Oller winners included Kouverts in the Dlatvlat Handicap Muldoon in the Trial Welter and Sure Cath as second. John 0.7 won the Tawn Viandicap.
A garbled OCR item describes a population migration and upcoming football event between two towns. It mentions Parkes and Parkas with a spoof tone, noting a few names and a draft schedule. Despite errors, the piece signals a community gathering and an away game date with local teams involved.
Bank holiday declared for next Monday in Australia and Britain with banks closed and general public notice. The move follows long-standing practice on the first Monday in August in Britain, and authorities expect similar acceptance in Australia as a shared holiday arrangement.
Fragmented report notes England facing a heavy score in the Fourth Test, with Toure and others delivering key blows. Wickets fall as Parkin and Parkes register modest hauls, while names like Ma cartney and Pellaw appear in uncertain contexts amid a turbulent day on a challenging wicket.
A Model Band social gathering concluded with funds raised for local causes. The event featured lively entertainment and careful planning, with attendees enjoying a water tournament won by Mee. Shanntan and Mr A A. Mynds contributed to the musical program, while Avret’s teacher provided support throughout the evening.
Auctioneer David Welr announces sale at Borve Park Wymong district on Wednesday August 17. Catalogues and details available from Messrs F Walder and Ju Went Wyslons. Includes short-horn cattle, rams, and exotic plants with prizes listed.
In a convocation at Andrew’s Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening the congregation met to oppose the proposed State Lottery. Reverend A G Cruiseshank led the gathering and a motion from the Presbyterian church elders of the town urged Protest against the government’s plan and called for action.
An old line sub-division plan for Uluser settlement is offered for sale by auction. The property, situated near Caragabal with railway access through The tester of the state TW, is to be sold at Coorowminitrs on a Wednesday in September. Bidders from Eden Chambers and Pir on will attend.
The Forbes Literary Institute opened amid mixed clarity as a quorum of twelve attended. The event coincided with a visit by Australian chaypioy bilietd player Me Frud Ling Arum, drawing much larger crowd and lively chatter.
Mr A Hutloasian MLA for Warde reports a letter from the Rail way Commissioners. The commissioners say an inquiry has considered the request for crane and added wagon accommodation at Ga- Found railway station. They deem the proposed additional accommodation unwarranted at present. The question of extra wet commitments remains under review and has been dealt with in due course.
Mr G. Tend of Porben district claims top prize at the hospital carnival. Mr TH. A. Abaten organizes the event with the water vendors. Funeral for Mrs Honey A Bryten Yate held with Ancient Silva Worcester members attending. Later, Mr Keihen Thorneratt named manager at a cooperative group. wedding announcements and social notices follow.
Miss Month named hequal of Forbes High School amid scattered local notices. Ernie Codk of North AIM Forbes wins £60 prize in Foldon Camel event. various appointments, wedding reports, village events, and market notes follow with names Roy Cot tame, Captain M’Pheraom, and Rev. Olver among others, plus a vegetable and millinery sale and a church parish update.
Telegraphic report from Sydney notes the Pouerel Cabinet debates allowing Dr Mannix to land without swearing allegiance. North County returns to normal as debris clearing continues, though heavy damage to roads bridges and culverts is reported. Communications restored gradually to prior state.
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