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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
2
An advertisement row lists Winter fashions at the Victoria Arcade Sydney in the National Hotel Semple Room with hats costumes frocks and russey suits at very reasonable prices including inspection. Also invites tenders for brick cottage work and various job ads with dates and locations across Forbes and Sydney era notices.
The Forbes Advocate reports a Western District debate led by the weekly committee on the state of clubs and prize money. Discussants argued for consolidation and stricter organization while noting monarchs and premiers in attendance. The piece reflects local politics and sport culture amid wartime disruptions.
A fragmented Forbes era page notes the usual monthly Emalong Shire Council meeting set for tomorrow. It lists concerts at the Town Hall, a big dance by the Federal Football Club, and local notices about auctions, bridge tender, and court actions. Kicked head incident and draws in matches are briefly mentioned along with town boom talk and Bathurst hotel development.
A fragmented note lists clothing items and people including overcoats and pullovers dated 18/6. It mentions individuals such as Howe and Rankin and references a shop or location in Lach with various nonsensical phrases and unclear context.
The Forbes Telegram reports multiple local affairs including medical issues and hospitalizations among Wirringa residents. It mentions Mrs. Praebairn near Sydney, Mr. Nugent of Wirringa, and several Forbes figures facing illness, travel for medical advice, and community activities at the Strand Theatre and local schools.
Emily Sharpe and Agnes Forlsts testified at Forbes Policy Court about a May 24 house fire in Mrs Sharpe’s home at Templar Street. Fire caused £20–£25 worth of damage. furniture destroyed. insurance unsettled. Witnesses described smoke and flames in the back bedroom and efforts to extinguish the blaze.
Australian XI faced a tough second day as New Zealand batsmen struggled with pace and bounce. Key wickets fell for England’s bowlers, while notable performances included Larwood and Guary taking multiple wickets. The match delivered a tight contest, with both sides pushing for dominance and several players contributing important breakthroughs.
Mawne e sining in whe Hleker for May with reference to items and vendors. Mentions Grocer fom Wynvialows Quattty nay Drowehabie and Black's Blore. Notes various shops Austen Pratley Tonmokt Mtacintom Pirut ald cough remedies Goldenda Woods Hewat Pepperiin and Tamone International foraurs.
A letter from Alderman Watson complains about gas works manager Meg Jeffrey at Lachlan Street. The writer says the manager insulted a ratepayer, demanding courtesy and better treatment for consumers and requesting an investigation and Council action. The piece questions accountability and urges formal review by the Town Council.
The article outlines a long, crowded report from Ren ton Peshiepw about a community sports day. It mentions weather conditions, student turnout, and the laying of a foundation stone for the Sehanl HL Athy building. Several names and groups appear, including Convrit Sir Charten Rosenthal and local attendees, with activity across Wednesday and Thursday and mention of a grand night.
An early 20th century wedding in Forbes united Mian Loeille Poppy Dodd of Cowra and John Witton, son of Mr and Mrs B. Witton, at Flint Street Forbes. The ceremony featured a silver thimble and wreath, with a lavish bouquet and well-wishers. The couple departed for Sydney and South Coast.
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