Forbes Cricket Association Trophy Night Highlights
At Forbes Council Chambers the Forbes Cricket Association held an annual trophy presentation. Mayor W J Thomson presided with Aquociation president F P Tickner and J J Kelly. Trophy winners included Hughie Wilson for batting and Dave Bedford for bowling though meeting eligibility limits. Monty Nixon and Clarkle Greentree were honored among others. The evening featured songs and recitations by Kruger Gagelh and Athol Gape, with thanks to the Mayoress and club officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Forbes Cricket Association
Council
Ald. W. J. Thomson
FP. Tickner
The
Aquociation
J. J. Kelly
Athol Gaggin
Dave Bedford
W. Rae
Billy
Hughie Wilson
Hughie
Green
Aruide
Peter Tickner
Tickner
Uke
K. C. Anderson
M. Nixon
Monty
Ninwin
Biigel
Mr. Doohan
Clarkle Greentree
Grawlin
Larrie
Hin Chub
Ph.t. Bennett
Mescara
K. Conway
J. A. Kelly
Cours
W. H. Roberta
Toosta
Canara
A. J) Mewaller
Guy Coles
Jinh Delaney
Stan. Wotswon
Kroger
G. iSohnnie
Walker
N Iterators
Sigporters
Bathurst Races Weights and Entries Drawn for Tomorrow
Opening Handicap six furlongs features Sentinella Dunmoogin Arkansas Buckenette Miss Hindoo Jevan Cyl lene Laddie and more. Maiden Handicap lists Jo Phast Antar King Bee Sister Ina Hermit Waides Pangoing Lachlan Gold and others. Winter and Trial Handicaps include Bombstick Mountbatten Red Heart Worthy Boy Arkan sas Doon Cyllene Laddie and a host of named runners. Welter Handicap showcases Il magne Dunmoogin Arkanaay Buskinette Miss Hindow Jevan Alphoe Alarmist Poppy's Son Bobby's Mount Doray Ven dor Bonnigar Still Water and Phast.
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Sentinella
Dunmoogin
Arkansas
Buckenette
Miss Hindoo
Jevan
Blake
Cyllene Laddie
Account
Poppy's Son
Bobby
Jo Phast
Antar
King Bee
Sister Ina
Hermit
Waides
Pangoing
Lachlan Gold
Dame. Sludge
Royal Arch
Airtril
Kayenta
Dighton Girl
Blunder
Aliceworth
Bold Robber
Sister Ella
Lady Garlin
Ignama
Earlgamer
Joan Vet
Bombstick
Mountbatten
Red Heart
Worthy Boy
Doon
Kingcraft
Sleutcher
Earl of Clare
Bulcony
Bobby's Mount
Morvil
Ilemagne
Arkanaay
Buskinette
Miss Hindow
Alphoe
Alarmist
Doray
Vendor
Bonnigar
Still Water
Phast
Forbes Parkes Inter-Town Sports Tale
Forbes will be represented in sport branches including tick, bowls, tennis, football, rifle shooting and school team. All Tavern of Sport at Parkes next Monday to assist their representatives. Special Train will depart Forbes to Parkes and return. Fares: Adults 2/1l, Children 1/E4. Support your home town.
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Forbes
Parkes
Jall Tavern
Leniets
Leth
Spa
Gale
Sev
Coumnell
Forbes Court Matters: Hallcroft Convicted After Not Guilty Plea
James Hallcroft aged 59 faced Forbes Police Court on Wednesday for stealing rugs trousers shirts a flannel tea tins socks and more from William James Osborne. Despite pleading not guilty he was convict and fined two pounds with one month in default. Testimony linked him to a bag shown by a sergeant and noted witnesses placed him near the theft scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hallcroft
William James Osborne
Forbes
DL Murphy
Henry Webster
Benel
Aremis
Globe Hotel
Dowling Street
Hallcroft
Serge
Arena
William Oshowie
Michael Connor
Furniture Sale Saturday June 13 1925 Forbes
Keane and Hutler publish sale instructions from the executors of the late Mrs T Q Field to auction the complete household including beds, wardrobes, lounge, tables, sideboard, chairs, linens, cookware, utensils and garden tools. Sale begins 2 30 PM sharp on Ferry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane & Hutler
Exprs
TQ Field
Auction Sale at Forbes Public School Opposite Saturday June 1925
Keane and Rutleh announce a public auction by instruction of Mr A Mills at his shop on Sherriff Street Forbes. The sale offers the contents including hurties 4 ton Litt Jack large Vyce dray 2 sulkies grindstone carpenters work lathe melon hike 2 piano stools day clock 4 kitchen safes and many sundries. Sale starts at 20 pm silated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane & Rutleh
A. Mills
New Books and Views in Sapper and Auld England Novels
The piece reviews several new titles by Sapper and Annesley Vachell, highlighting Gut of the Blue first published February 1825 with a second edition the same month, Watling’s for Worth as a light fiction success, and King Chiuvine by George Owen Baxter noted for desert life portrayals. It notes publisher WS Smart and local availability through Cymsted’s book sellers.
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Annesley Vachell
Watting
Wattling
Ring Chahue
George Owen Baxter
Desert
Messrs. WS
Smart
Sydney
Lbod
Cymsted
Mini Bathgate and local notices mix with brisk sales lines
An eclectic jumble of classified items and local notices links knitting wool varieties at Mini Bathgate with entries for a Wellington Trotting Club meeting and assorted advertisements. It highlights retail pitches, breakfast mentions, and product lines alongside horse race results and shop slogans. Te Kara wins the Brisbane Cup with Mountain Song second and Alabama third by two lengths.
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Bath- Gate
Wellington
Webb
Hand
Te Kara
Mountain Song
Alabama
Black
North Hill
Sydney
Melbourne
Austen and Pratley
Rinkin Street
Fornes
C. A. Buckland
Liverpool Plains Mixed Farming Properties for sale near rail access
Property listings describe several mixed farming blocks on the Liverpool Plains with rail proximity, store, school, water, and substantial grazing and wheat land. Prices quoted per acre with terms offered, multiple house and outbuilding details, and a sales pitch by JACKSON & COMPANY, Sunnedah.
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Yoniles
P.Q
el. Ustacres CY. and C
Kurrajong
H.S
Liverpool Plains
Jackson & Company
Suunedah
Nos
Bill Ewer to Manage Mathias Woodyard at Corner Brown
Bill Ewer takes over the Woodyard owned by S J Mathias at the corner of Brown and Rankin Streets during Mathias absence for medical care. Firework requirements will receive his careful attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Ewer Tas
S.J. Mathias
Woodyard
Brown and
Rankin Streets
Mathias
Donations Honor Mrs. Thomson Helpers in Indies Benefaction
Mrs. Thomson, aided by Mra Gaggin Mra Thomas and others, received unsolicited gifts from several sponsors. Donors included P Tickner for a batting trophy P H T Bennett for a 14 shillings 1 pence bowling trophy in two grades K Conway D Wallace Buckland C O Buckland V T Judd Hood W H Roberts Wabherley. The event closed with a National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Tickner
P. H. T. Bennett
K. Conway
Bennett
D. Wallace
Ieldsman
C. O
Madam J. D. Gasay Healer at Vand en Berg Hotel
Madam J D Gasay a noted orange healer offers consultations starting Monday next in June at the Vand en Berg Hotel building. Hours are 9 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 6 pm on Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays.
Hairdressing Saloon and Tobacconist Opening in Lachlan Street
W Cowell, formerly of Rankin Street, announces a modern hairdressing saloon and tobacconist shop at J Dooley's old premises in Lachlan Street. Also promoting Miss Bathgate’s cosy coats jumpers fur garments and smart mill frocks for women. The notice warns against excess and promotes Woods Pepper Mint Cure for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cowell
Rankin Street
J. Dooley
Lachlan Street
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F.C.A. Smoke Social
George Tickner
Jim Baker
F. Ticknor
Kelly Cui
Warwick Farm
Lord Satin
Sefton Handicap
Remy
Johnnie Jones
Canley Vale
Exceller
Aberga
Strongbow
Ola Mirthmutker
Gundorah
Bathurst
Rayspear
Raglin
Albqnette
Ortsilk
Moreleaf
Tally
Donnigar
Blue Fern
Duke Ray
Sir Graves
Benahlin
Ehed
Scotch Witch
Dame Sludee
Fortette
Forbes Court Matters
Stupto
Ferry Street
Sherriff Street
Hodder and Stoughton's Publications
Forbes Advocate
Les
Davis
Templor Street
Charles CG
Brownhill
Public Accountant
Court Street
Meagher’s
J. D. Gasey
Vanden
Berg Hotel Building
Cripps
West
Bogan Gate Trotting Club
W. Chew
Carrington Gardens
Farnell Street
Edward Weaver & Co
Ka, Tout
Forbes Jockey Club
Leader
Metropolitan Hotel
At & Im
D. J. Moloney
Bec, PLC
Town Hall Chambers
Hughes
Ines
the Farmers & Graziers’ Co-Operative CO
Flemington
Farmers & Graziers
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