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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
2
T C Ginty announces he has taken over the license of the central and favorite Post Office Hotel from E E Richardson. He pledges to continue the business with the best offerings and strict attention to patrons’ wants to merit continued support.
Worries visitors to Parkes are told to call at the Royal Superior Accomplidation. Excellent menu creed stalls. Royal Hotel bua meet ail trains. Sole agents for Scheppes crated waters.
L F Martin formerly of Uranga announces he has taken over the Slave Motel in Forbes and surrounding districts from Lal Walace. He will operate the business with up-to-date methods. Mrs Martin will supervise tables and the establishment offers excellent stabling and storage for motor cars. Motto is Treat Others as You Expect Others to Treat You.
Private Dick Nettle dies at Newcastle camp from menlogite. Warrnambool election returns show J. Db. Deany Liberal way and Al. Pearce Labor with 2490 votes. A German prisoner of war tale and a taxi driver incident near rural. Minister for Works Arthur Grimich sues licensee Henry Coubellech for £5000 damages. May stat. monthly prices rise. meat 60.1 percent higher than 1904. Local workers knit socks for soldiers. Mrs Aramimond of Neutral Bay noted as a good worker. Trogitana station Forbes sold by new owner Mrs Leahy. Wagga patriot event features candle-lighting. Farmers at Back Wrock sow 34 acres for Wounded Soldier's Fund. 25 teams work from dawn to early afternoon. Mount Barker soldier stories and dockouts. hospital notes and a candid exchange about soldiers in transit. Sir Samuel McCaughey praised as wealthy sheep-owner, wealth gained by saving and careful management. Wheat pool reports show shipping and receipts status with 20.1a certificates issued, 52,820,000 bags received, and 7,030,000 held by millers.
The piece surveys fashion from red hair trends to spring styles in Sydney shops, detailing dress fabrics, stockings, and accessories, plus a long excerpt on a color and style shift. It also covers a local liquor referendum mood, a birthday celebration, and a complex description of a preferential ballot system for hotel referenda, outlining hours and voting methods.
The hotel hours referendum invites electors to cast a preferential vote with options 1 2 4 4 6 and 6. Cross marks for parliamentary style voting are not allowed. Voters indicate preferred closing hours by placing numbers opposite hours. informal ballots if the left square feature is missing.
The instruction mentions Bronchial Cougha and Woods Great Peppermint Pure in a terse order resembling a remedy ad. It states take Woods' Great Peppermint Pure for bronchial coughs in a 1/6 measure. The fragmentary text reads as a directive rather than a news item.
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