For Sale 60 hp Colonial Roiler and Steam Engine
For sale a 60 hp Colonial type Roiler with auto expansion suitable for sawmilling or pumping. Includes a steam engine and auxiliary units. For particulars apply to H. Hough, Calaric.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
4
For sale a 60 hp Colonial type Roiler with auto expansion suitable for sawmilling or pumping. Includes a steam engine and auxiliary units. For particulars apply to H. Hough, Calaric.
Mattie FitzGerald, beloved wife of W A FitzGerald and sister of O Dwyer Forbes, died at Cootamundra on May 24 1921. An advertisement seeks a strong boy to strike and a town canvasser for the mil irovery department with references required. Anderson and Foreman Crombie Private Hospital remains listed.
Lost from Forbes a Day Pony about 13 hands with heavy mane and tail, branded 1. Reward £2 for return to Johnson Street North Hill. Also offering second-hand galvanized iron and hardwood timber 3 x 2. Apply.
Impounding notice shows stock impounded by W. G. Dowling on May 20 and held by poundkeeper J. Hampton. One Ray Gelding branded Crown P with crown on off neck is to be released or sold on June 16 if not released.
Veterinary surgeon Mr J W Bodey of Orange has extended his stay and will be in Forbes all next week. He may be consulted at Haydon's Metropolitan Hotel.
Moore Crooke and Co and J C Keane announce a joint sale by auction at the Gladstone Hotel Wowingragong tomorrow June 11 at 2 40 pm. Fifty mixed horses including heavy and medium draughts and ponies. Cash terms.
Meaghers showcases the “Meagher Way” suit line in Lachlan Street windows. The stylish, well tailored garments invite customers to leave measurements today to have suits made in their own time, with various colors and a fitting focus.
A brief civic or editorial note extols a message as more than a picture, calling it radiance that enlightens the dark corners of the world. The fragment emphasizes the power of vision or art to inspire hope and awareness in readers.
The Police and Firemen's union backs hospital support with a donation of 71 pounds eight shillings. Although no subscribers reportedly won prizes, the contribution is welcomed as a helpful sum for Forbes hospital.
Mr J B Eldridge, local manager of the Richardson Dental Surgeries, notifies that Dentist Richardson will be in attendance next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by Dentist Seaberg on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Edward Weaver and Company report a successful clearing-out sale held for Mr Frank Rath after he sold his Gunning Park property. Attendees were numerous, bidding was keen, and the stock was practically cleared at satisfactory prices.
Tracey J Buckley, a well known local resident, was admitted to Forbes hospital yesterday morning after an overdose of eucalyptus. After treatment he was discharged with recovery noted by doctors.
Mr Elwyn Turner suffered a serious fall while driving a load of wood near the railway station. His wood slipped, he toppled to the roadway, and his arm was broken in three places.
The Parkes show committee met Saturday to decide scheduling. Parkes will move to August 16 and 17 if Forbes can align Trundle. otherwise Parkes will run August 22 and 24 with Forbes on the same dates.
Shire Council's GM Councillor R E Rawlins faced slanderous charges from Repatriation Executive members at a council meeting last Saturday. Though urged to drop the matter, Rawlins signaled he may pursue action, leaving the gun-related incident closed for now unless he chooses to proceed.
Edward Weaver Co and J C Keane announce a sale of select town blocks on Saturday June 1 with detailed advertisement in this issue. The notice invites bidders and specifies location and terms to sell parcels to the highest bidder.
The ballot for the Forbes Pastures Protection Board director closed yesterday afternoon. Newell received 0.055 votes and Sinclair 0. Informal results show Newell declared elected.
M Flannery MLA sent to Forbes Chamber of Commerce a letter stating that representations by their deputation to Solicitor-General Mr Sproule during his Forbes visit have been carefully considered by the Minister for Lands. The Minister informs that a recommendation for the appointment of a chairman for Forbes Land Board has been forwarded to the Public Service Board.
At the town hall last evening MLA W D Weaver spoke to a fair audience outlining future aims of the National Party. Poor weather kept attendance down but listeners gave a hearty hearing with no questions at the end. A vote of thanks to the speaker was moved by Alderman E A Austen. Earlier in the evening songs were sung by Mrs Peacock and Miss Barter.
Stanley M Kay’s famed pantomime company visits Forbes on Friday 17th to stage Old Mother Hubbard in Strand Theatre. The show features metropolitan vocalists Art Slavin Will Raynor Richard Dunbar Arthur Meredith and a strong ballet chorus with Lily Thompson Violet Elliott Rosie Brennan and others. Conductor Chris Young leads the orchestra at Flanagan Grinstead’s with a grand transformation scene The Change of the Seasons.
Civilian Clothes tells of an American captain who marries a society girl in France and returns in civilian clothes to reveal his value beyond the uniform. Pauline Frederick stars in Screenert's adaptation of The Loves of Letty. Sunshine comedies include Fickle Fancy. Monday Night Pearl White stars in The Thief with Miss White bringing serial thrill to feature. William Desmond appears in White Washed Walls, plus Alice in His Plery Beat.
A Wednesday sale in North Hit on Mrs E Sayers account was postponed to June 11. Fire swept the Weat Wyalong district destroying several local business premises including Star newspaper office and multiple shops and a boarding house. Austen Pratley ready-to-wear offers from 5 shillings 10 pence for tailored Martle-to-measures. Woods' Peppermint Cure recommended for influenza and colds.
Personal details deaths friendships and local visits reported by Forbes Chronicle include Miss Gladys Tomkins kin of H A Tomkins Windermere Forbes. ex Forbes boy G H Knight now Auburn contractor visits old friends. Mrs W A Fitzgerald dies in Coomandra Hospital. L M Lean of Boona West Condobolin dies while visiting Forbes area. Mr J M Lean son of The Grove Forbes noted. Local socials recount Mrs Edwards farewell gift evening at J Girdham residence with music. Mrs Wilkinson of The Currajong Parkes claimed as Parkes goldfield’s first white woman at 92 with farming and gardening. State politics mention R W D Weaver of Willoughby in Parliament and loyalty demonstrations following flag incident. Major Gurd, inspector for Returned Soldiers League, in Forbes discussing memorial hall and Diggers affairs. he toured Qoma and Grawlin in rain and met the Mayor.
Goulburn auctioneer W H Wheatley to sell well bred cattle and 7000 mixed store stock on June 28. J W Bodey of Orange stays in Forbes to assist next week. Sale at Gladstone Hotel and other auctions by Moore Brooke Co and J Keane. Presbytery Ball plans at town hall June 14 with tickets. Austen Pratley’s Men’s Wear advertises discounted shirts boots and trousers in Rankin Street.
Rain fell for about sixty hours over three days, totaling 126 points at Forbes with higher local estimates. The soaked ground halted plowing as widespread showers eased drought, though farmers near Forbes say sowing may wait days. Nearby stations logged varied totals from Redgerabong to Yumeena, with many in the 100s millimetres range.
At Forbes and District Chamber of Commerce meeting, plans formed for a public farewell and presentation to Mrs R Thomson, Bank of New South Wales Forbes manager transferred to Dubbo. Committee appointed to arrange a wallet of totes and plate, with a fundraising list led by the Chamber and local groups. Subscriptions sought by 23rd inst.
Holdwind 4 ply soft quitting wool in black and ivory. Paton's 4 ply in black brown vieux greys and heather at Miss Bathgate's. Swamp tonic claimed to remove coins and warts with no humbug. Queensland Cattleman's discovery priced 1/6 from chemists and stores. Presbytery Ball on the 14th with plain and fancy dress prizes and tickets 10/6. Navy coating and serge costumes at Miss Fathgate's Rankin Street. Chronic cheat complaints cured by Woodn's Great Peppermint Cure.
Sydney dispatch notes the Federal Government may grant a 30000 pound yearly subsidy to shipping firms running the Bass Strait mail service. It reports weak response to a 500000 pound road loan, risking road improvement plans, and cites NSW coal output per underground worker ranking second only to the United States. It covers copper refining delays at Kembla, a possible American athletic tour, union expulsion proceedings, and impending Navigation Act effects on interstate passenger travel.
Two blocks totaling 5.76 acres in Brundah parish Monteagle may be settled from July 2. The properties are arable but creaked by a eastern stream, suitable for dairy farming and intensive cultivation. Rainfall averages 22 inches annually and the blocks lie within two miles of Grenfell station with capital values £106 and £286 and annual rents £4 18s and £6 1s. Survey fees are £ and £6 15s 4d.
At a Parkes function, G W Seaborn, long time secretary of the Parkes P L o A Association, spoke on the pending clash between Forbes and Parkes shows. He proposed fixing dates so Peay Hill July 26 27 Bogan Gate Ord August 4 Trundle August 9 10 Parkes August 16 17 and Forbes August 23 24, creating five weeks of successive shows and avoiding unfair clashes for the new secretary.
The committee of the Presbytery Ball offers handsome prizes for the best Fancy Set the best Individual Lady's Costume and the best Individual Gent's costume along with numerous prizes for the Juvenile Ball to be held on Wednesday 11th June. Winter Butts. 4 splendid assortments of New Designs in Tweeds and Fancy Suitings at reduced prices from O Buckland Fresh supplies at J Pell for cash only Jim Fell bag shop at his billi department opened tobacconist and room premises opposite hairdressing
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