Forbes Show Tenders Open for Publican’s Booth and Stalls
Tenders are invited for the Forbes Show on September 3 and 4. Current openings include Publican's Booth, Luncheon Stall, Fruit and Soft Drinks Stall.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1929
Page
4
Tenders are invited for the Forbes Show on September 3 and 4. Current openings include Publican's Booth, Luncheon Stall, Fruit and Soft Drinks Stall.
The mayor calls a Forbes public meeting at Council Chambers to discuss G Blume's urgent aid claims. The notice also informs tenders for temporary occupancy of Boona West Crown Lands, 26 000 acres, at 67 pounds monthly rent, with August 7 1929 deadline for applications.
The Annual Gold Cup Meeting of Narromine Turf Club will be held about 11th and 16th October next. Horse-owners are asked to note the dates and that horses go into factdock about fret week September. Details on definite dates will be advertised later or supplied on application to the Secretary R. H. Barnett. Parish of St John.
A dance will be held in Garema Hall on Friday next. Tickets are Gent's four shillings and Ladies two shillings. Treanor's Star Orchestra will provide the music. A. E. Tritton, Secretary. Tuesday, July 30, 1929.
A citizen meeting in the Forbes district is listed for Thursday night at Town Hall to press for close restatement. Mayor Byrnes calls another gathering tonight to discuss Mr. G Blume’s urgent salary claim and council liability.
Equine world marks another birthday on August 1 with veteran Doon returning to work in Forbes under owner Jack Kennedy. Bean turns ten, having raced extensively and known every furlong post on Western courses. Bean was bred by Moses Gros at Arrowfield Stud from St. Al Wynne and Ayrahire Girl.
A spectator narrates a wary tale of a foundling girl who grows to womanhood and falls for a young nobleman while her guardian’s love remains unspoken. She sacrifices her happiness once she learns of the guardian’s passion, and the story unfolds into a gripping sequence of dramatic events leading to a satisfying conclusion.
Railway authorities began plating corridor carriages from last Sunday between Forbes and Sydory, providing long distance passengers with the chance to stretch their legs. The town clerk reported to Council that the Postmaster General's Postal Inspector objects to the opening between the council’s electrical showroom and the Post Office lands, urging enclosure of Cowell's property from Foot Office land. Forbes Football Club signs coach J. Fitspatrick from Bogan Gate, arriving this week to lead improvements after his successful tenure there.
Dates shown for multiple towns include Trandle August 6 and 7 Condobolin August 13 and 14 Bogan Gate August 2 Parkes August 27 and 28 Forbes September 3 and 4 Cudal October 1 and 2 Manildba October and 9 Bathurst April 0 May 1 and 2 Orange May T and.
Forbes Marist Bros. team traveling from Parkes suffered a near miss when a lorry axle broke eight miles from Parkes. The vehicle tipped and the camp spilled with several players scratched and bruised. Forbes lost 58 to Parkes Old Boys before walking four miles home. Ben Slattery scored a try, Te Prew kicked a goal. Players listed include E. Prow, BH Slattery, J Reymond, F Watson, D Cowell, M Orman, Ho Newton, G Newton, F and J Thane, FF Roberts, by Strickland.
A council meeting discusses partnering with the Stock Selling Agents to seek a proposed commission reduction. A letter from the Partners & Rettlers' Association prompts the debate, with Alderman Tum suggesting Cornell contact other municipalities.
Ernest G Green—aged 67—died in Forbes after eight weeks of illness following a Sydney medical consultation. A lifelong farmer, he was born near Dog and Duck Creek and survived by his wife Miss Horetta Bolam and five children. Funeral held at St John’s Church with Oddfellows, local officials, and community members in attendance. flag at half-mast in town.
Miss Heluke of Templar Street issues an invitation to the Indies parlor for an opening display near Saturday. The latent modes in frocka coats and millinery will be shown in the spring and summer lines in the showrooms.
Forbes Municipal Council discusses gas supply, park tree planting along Parkes Road, and awaiting action on the Cricket Ground. A health note urges rat destruction with a cough drop remedy. Alderman Hill clashes with Keane and Butler over local priorities while a transformer purchase is reviewed.
Alderman Butler asserts the information is already in the control of stock holders and studio workers, claimed sidelined from the council. Alderman Hill proposes the Mayor and two others meet Farmers and Settlers representatives to review the matter.
Delegates from Parkes Methodist and Gunningbland Debating Societies met on Saturday to organize the Western Debating Association. Officers appointed include Patron H Ko Kinock Nelungaloo. President BE Pryor Forbes. Secretary W Howell.
Bidding at Homebush sheep and jambouetlons Thursday saw 1000 head totaling over £82,000 for the week. Mutton sold on the hoof at yard prices with hoggets and lambs ranging to 4d tb. Mesers Griffith Bros Bugowra secured 19s 8d, averaging 18s 7d for 223 crossbred sheep sold by Winchcombe Carson Ltd.
Nominations list for the Vondelalia Cup meeting includes a long slate of entrants across Opening Handicap, President's Handicap, and First Trials. Noted horses feature Bogelo Nubear Garnock Triticum and others such as Billy Bushland Joan Rogers Matic Barratta Samurang Good Trip and Wingadee. The Second Day Condo Cup entries repeat many names including Polymore Firefly Nubear Fort sain Garnock King's Parade Your Poppy Your Poppo and Torin ville.
A Friday night house party at Mrs. Crone’s Camp Hill residence honored Matron Davidson the Hospital Queen. Monte Carlo dances and prizes in gold and brushes were awarded to guests, with booby prizes to Mrs. W Teegeth and Mr. N Wallace. Tea and coffee served. Miss Morton and Messrs Wallace Shrophewrd Webb praised for music.
An advertisement by BD of Colle University touts a new crystalized rapid hair treatment. It claims immediate hair dissolution of foreign matter and swift absorption to vitalize and lengthen hair, promising growth of one to three inches in four to six weeks with noticeable fullness and shine.
Cyril Hosler of Forbes landed a knockout blow in the ninth round to defeat Reg Wilcox of Blayney at Weet's Hall on Saturday night. Wilcox showed grit with earlier knockdowns and sharp aggression, but Hosler's left to the jaw and follow up right sent Wilcox to the floor for the count. The bout, a winner-take-all affair, drew a small crowd as both boxers traded solid combinations and body shots.
Forecas t of heavy rain through Forbes did not materialize. Six points fell in the town as cold conditions persisted, affecting the overall rainfall. Trundle reported 30 points, Dubbo 30, Peak Hill 14, and Parkes 6.
In a heated match Wilcox exchanges heavy lefts and rights with Hosler and Howler. Wilcox lands multiple jabs and body blows driving opponents to the ropes before a tense finish with both fighters trading sharp uppercuts and lefts to the jaw.
In round seven Wilcox lands a body shot and follow ups with a left and right to the face. Hesler responds with two straight punches and an uppercut driving Wilcox to the ropes. Forbes’ fighter connects with two quick shots to the jaw as Wilcox swings wildly. The exchange ends with Wilcox trapped on the ropes.
The column records births in Crombie private hospital Brentwood hospital and Lachlan Park Sydney visits. Names include Mrs Girol Forbes Shirley Sharp, Mrs Fagg Jomalong, Mrs BE Green Lachlan Park, Miss Eleie Girdham and Mr Archie McCormack. It notes Mrs Venables improving, and Max Smith leaving Crombie. Also mentions N Clifford joining John Meagher Co. Ltd and Molly Davey marrying Les Judd at St Laurence's Church.
An advertisement proclaims a plain statement of fact that sufferers from nerves neuritis insomnia anemia breakdown and overwork can quickly overcome these ailments at low cost by taking Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts. Begin today on the road to health with this nerve tonic.
In a heated exchange Hosler lands three lefts to the face and jaw, Wilcox answers with a sustained left variety. A fierce sequence ends with Hosler down after a right to the mouth as the bell nears.
A historical ad touts Moone’s Emerald Ointment as a powerful antiseptic for open sores ulcers and skin diseases. It claims rapid relief from itching eczema salt rheum and eruptions and notes availability through Wester Newspapers Limited Lachlan Street Forbes.
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