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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
1
The Albion Hotel Forbes presents as the leading commercial house in Forbes with superior all around facilities. It offers excellent hotel services and a broad liquor selection including Export brands, Arch and Freebairn listed for patron convenience and comfort.
The Mandenger Hotel promises reliable comfort with excellent accommodations and a selection of brand beers and spirits. Guests can expect solid service and practical amenities, though the text appears garbled and contains several misspellings.
The AUSTRALIA notes the Post Office Hotel Forbes as a premier establishment with comfortable rooms and high quality accommodation. It highlights liquor quality and service while describing the hotel as a popular, well conducted venue for discerning patrons seeking refined hospitality.
An advertisement from the South Forbes Hotel announces offerings at the Metropo litan Hotel alias Hooper. It promotes seating and music under the best brands of wine and beer and continued accommodation for travelers.
A dated trespass notice warns that any person interfering with Wandary Holding will face prosecution without regard to status. It states that removing horses or establishments without authority will be pursued with utmost rigor of the law.
A rough fragment outlines a shop selling fancy goods tobacco and cigarettes with a sporting cart ridges and singaphle noted. It mentions a confectionery section with fresh stock and intent in meat, and lists a phone number 346 for contact.
A reward of £20 is offered for a sheep tar brand and 7 percent sand cattle brand Spygram Walter R. Stitt advertises goods sent to any part of town. Furniture removal and torn trains mentioned. Contrady entered into for any close of town. Agent for the Sydney Wire Office British Tredary Thwurance Co. and local agent for Dalgety & Co wheat buyers.
A garbled listing references a contract or casual advertisement paper to be in Sydney by Gordon and Guteh Ltd with Bar on Tork Street and Quiry Press Corp. Dee, 178 Casteragh Street Router's Ltd, 15 Casteragh Street, indicating an upcoming commercial notices section.
An elderly patient from North Hix recounts a Waterloo from rheumatism and weeks unable to work. Mr Silva, a masseur and herbalist at the Victoria Hotel, Forbes, treated him and guaranteed cure. In one month the patient returned to work and expressed gratitude for the treatment.
The document outlines Wool prices and related textile costs, noting increases in wool and yarn values while minor declines or stabilizations appear in some sectors. It references market expectations, production costs, and the broader impact on trade, with mention of Woollen goods, Brockley and various merchants.
The Jemalong Shire Council held a Saturday morning monthly meeting with 14 councillors including Bwanney as president and T J Craw orth. The mayor read minutes, discussed engine work, and noted alterations to the municipal works program. A report on the North Condobolin hind repairs and a vote on clearing fees for services were discussed with several names and figures cited.
Fragmentary OCR mentions agencies for Traders Insurance Co Ltd and Brian Dips, with scattered phrases about fire marine accident stock and property. Readers cannot determine full names, places, or concrete actions from the legible text.
Advertisers are warned that copy for advertisements must reach the office no later than 4 pm on Fridays for Monday deliverables and 100 words maximum. late submissions will not be accepted. The notice urges advertisers to adhere to the timing to ensure proper handling and display of their ads.
A garbled OCR fragment references Forbes purchases and a firm named Up-to-Date Mer. It mentions a well-pressed man, Lin Hoc Prem Stetson, and a group called KIL purchasers. The text is unclear but implies demand alignment and rejected wording around a shopping or business context.
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