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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
2
St Helier's Orange presents a 2000 peer abute level boardingschool notice. The Principal Mina M Lawrence leads a modern program with special attention to overseas languages and exam preparation for Byrney University and Angoolaced Board R.A. and RCM. The school emphasizes spacious verandahs, lofty rooms, and comfortable pupil sleeping out.
Walter J Kelly of the firm Ire of Phosgas Newman and Kelly buys Flanagan Newman Co interest and plans to operate as Walter Kelly Auctioneers Stock and Property in the state. Arrangements provide services of Mr W D Pan for important auctions and to conduct sales throughout the state.
May 19 1915 at AL St Samoa Church Sydney the ceremony performed by Rev Canon Dunstan. Walter George Law eldest son of Mr and Mrs W Bear to Alley Lillian eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Edole Burrawang Fatale.
A resident extends sincere thanks to Dr Alcorm for medical attention and to the matron and staff at Fortes Hospital for their kindness during a family member's recent illness and recovery.
A garbled report describes an incident involving a 27 year old man near Forbes and a financial impact on a local area. Weather during the night affected operations and threatened conditions as editors prepared this issue.
In a ten mile road race held yesterday afternoon Fortes Amggur Alblotis Cluty participants competed with Markgsrudi leading by a wide margin. Hh Bo finished second after a strong early pace, while Boltere and Gne Jones chased closely. J. Toker recorded a time near ten minutes behind the winner as A. F. Jonen V. Coles and S. Clarky acted as starters. Time noted around 28 minutes 14 seconds.
A vest once owned by Mr Hues Acheson was sold at Mr W G Johnson's motor garage yesterday afternoon. The sale proceeds benefited the Belgian fund. Mrs Hugo collected funds from speculators, with support from local figures including the mayor and committee members.
Mister William Wareholl, a victim of a disastrous fire in Tritnio, perished during a Saturday incident at a location described as the BUhdins where a building was completely demolished by the blaze. A last loss of £47 was noted for Mr Perel amid the turmoil as efforts continued to determine the cause and details of the tragedy.
Fragmented OCR note records a Saturday meeting about a new Bundaburra bridge over a river. Several names appear with unclear spellings, including bidders and local officials, plus monetary figures like £4 and £447. The record is garbled with many unreadable words and inconsistent punctuation.
A garbled report discusses areas of wheat inwe and mine losses, mentioning wheat, rock inspection, and future plans. It notes a meeting on Saturday with Montel presiding, references telebuyers, and signals concern over shortages and changes to come.
A Sydney dispatch reports a deadly blaze linked to overcrowding and riots at a city entertainment district. Officials note mass injuries and rising crime as investigations focus on venue safety and crowd control. Government pledges action to reduce unemployment and expand relief programs while monitoring prison populations.
Mr. Cooney a popdine member of the rotes Land Offies staff is rumored promoted in Yamwnirth with weeks until likely. Mr WHI Pattersony, in Forbes om Gnaline, hosted by Trivirds at Korhies Hotel on Friday. several names including Norah TH and Private Alan Strickland are mentioned in local notices. A group of residents assisted by Altornon Ftore patiaing and members of the Dardanathean Sereeant 1) MacPharson and Windel Molone are referenced for athletic and public service activities. Distractions aside, Mr and Mrs W. G. L. Ley left for Tugland on Saturday. Mrs Bear and others remain in town. Placed notices note local moves, farm and shipyard details, and a wounded Private Placowen Prowye.
Ambiguous text notes hotel interest in Parkes and Sydney area hotels. Mentions names and figures in scattered form with unclear context. Readers should seek clearer reporting for concrete data or dates related to hotel occupancy and popularity.
A court note recalls a week start where Trundle led a local golf team against Forbes, producing a bright but brief win for the victors. Members of the club attended a weekend event with entrance fees recorded and a lively scene described in terse terms.
A local exchange in Forbes Advocate features a fiery letter from an unnamed resident criticizing Alderman and a writer nicknamed Citizen. The author scorns hidden lurkers, mocks the quality of copy, and demands stronger accountability before committees and councils. Public tone suggests dispute over attention and access to limelight.
Heroes of the Dardanelles are named as killed or wounded while serving Queen and country. Names include Barton HP Forbes Carstairs Forbes Perguidou M C Forbes and King Joasons Bugowra reported as killed. Booth William 14 Forbes Browny Clarence Darin Bert Dunn A W Dunne PF O'Connor H Stopne John Sugowre Strickland Forbes Turner A L Watson I B Fitteld noted as wounded. Some enlistments cited as outside the district.
Melbourne Tuesday report notes Archbishop Clarke urged men to enlist in religious service at St Paul Cathedral. Over 250 applicants offered themselves yesterday in Victoria, as authorities established a reward for likely outcomes.
A Tenmite team visited Porton for a day of tennis with Farber Foul pine OUT historiously by 14. Forbes team benefited from assists by J. D. Anderson of Eugowra and A. D. Stevenson, formerly from ht town. Afternoon refreshments were provided by the Ladies, Boores areas falcows. Matches included Todd and Bloomfield vs Stevenson and Oilier, Sheard and Edwards vs Anderson and Core, and Bloomfield and Donovan vs Love and Mitten, among others, with scores listed such as 6-2 6-2 and 28 2A in various sets.
A spirited Parkes vs Forbes fixture drew praise for Parkes talent and hospitality. The event featured Parkes players hosting Forbes at the Royal Hotel with discussions on future matches and club leadership影响.
A return match between Tronbarks and Rocky Ridge on the local court ended with no win for Tronbarks in seven sets. Score details list multiple doubles pairings and individual game results, highlighting matches between players such as V. Rold, Meldy, J. Russell, C. Kavanagh, W. Chandler, N. Morrison, and others in a lengthy 20th century tennis outing.
The Lord Bishop of Dathurse arrived at Bor vor cm on Saturday to conduct a consecration. A service at Forbes on Sunday featured Airtystyn candidates, with a formal address praising children and commemorating the work against German aggression and national pride. The sermon drew on Paul’s Epistle to the Galatians, urging spiritual struggle and unity in defence of liberty. The Bishop criticized Prussian militarism, lauding Britain’s imperial reach, and urged readiness to defend faith and empire. The visit included preaching at Whowe Mt aryl and a concluding address on the world’s spiritual governance.
Sydney reports that on Tuesday the gaols at Bourke Berrima and trial Bay are to be lined or the internment of enemy subjects is planned.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wartime editorial praising Allied victory and Britain’s role. References Sydney Western Australia sentiments toward the Japanese naval threat and calls for humanity and justice guiding long war aims. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear attribution.
Sydney reports continued Zeppelin raids along the east coast with casualties and destruction. British officials praise Australian air crews for defending approaches as naval engagements near Ghent and Brussels depict bomb drops and anti-zeppelin efforts. A New factory expansion at Constantinople signals German industrial output. political cables reference Lord Kitchener authorizing Australian troop conduct.
In the Bowls club handicap titles tournament at Tollowa the Coleman Trophy was contested. Fath defeated J. B Column 1h, Sota VW beat Kevin, and Maveting defeated Thow son. Remaining players who had not yet played were deemed to have forfeited.
A sudden death occurred at Geerow station Sunday. John Acober was a longtime resident. He died after a brief illness as a result of heart trouble. The funeral arrangements were handled by Maney Moret Bros of Gearon. The burial took place yesterday in the Olympic Cemetery of Cadaw with the Bar HF Marttal of Condabalin officiating.
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