The Chimes at Mauleay Street in Potts Polet
A note on Superior Accommodation for Viel tort from the Country. Terms and all particles of application to be prepared and awaited by readers of The Chimes.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
4
A note on Superior Accommodation for Viel tort from the Country. Terms and all particles of application to be prepared and awaited by readers of The Chimes.
Missters The Might for the Blehoy of Bathurst appoints Mr H Lawrence former co principal of Biel ate Memorial Church of England School Toowoomba. Rooms described as large and lofty with verandah for sleeping out health and comfort of the pupils specially studied.
Walter J Kelly and company announce an auction of Ourcioved Plansgag Angeraex items and related stock services. The notice invites clients for land, stock, and property sales and warns of prompt attention for arrangements. Broad access to financing is offered and services extend across the state.
An excerpted item reports hopeful notes for elderly residents in a regional community. The piece mentions care improvements, potential services, and local efforts to support aging citizens. Specific names, places, or dates are unclear in the readable text.
Advertisement page text from the Forbes Advocate shows subscription prices and spacing notes. It lists quarterly and annual rates and mentions the proprietor W Brownnill. The readable fragments indicate space for ads and publication schedule with no ads filled for some days.
A local notice invites residents to a pruning demonstration led by Mr J and associates at Nicholte Champsaur Orchard on Saturday July Mir. Attendees are urged to mark the date and attend.
A meeting of the Red Urobe Society of Abo was held in the town hall on Friday June 4 with about 20 Tadien in attendance. It was decided to donate materials for Australian soldiers and public acknowledgments will follow in local papers. The society will meet again on Friday at 4 pm.
Fragmentary note describes a commemorative obelisk erected by Evans Oantenary in honor of the discovery of the LaeNlan River ten million years ago by explorer Teyana. Granite shaft bears inscription "Evans, 1615" facing west and "Oxtey, 04 Nord LSETS..." elsewhere, with reference to Premier HL.
A well known For os athlete, Rot Rewlon, traveled to Sydney on a Wednesday afternoon to seek a chance at employment. He faced rejection once but paid his own fare and returned planning another attempt.
A damaged weather note reports rainfall affecting crop prospects and stock feeding in the district. It notes the recent cold spell and a shift toward improved conditions in Hibry, with farmers hoping for continued relief to the fodder supply and cream output.
A stray fox terrier named Bon traveled with his owner from Forbes to Sydney after a train incident. The dog, once lonely, rode in a carriage during the journey and is now at Livernood camps. Authorities expect the terrier to join the front with the contingent.
An unstampd receipt case at Forbes court involves Mr Harcourt Holcombe and Mr C T Broderick with minor details of Dukes and Read. The report covers intent to purchase chaff, receipt issues, and a discussion of wartime conscription and its impact on Britain’s population and national defense.
A garbled report references MP John Murray discussing fee reform and protection measures, praising supporters and noting opposition to a protection bill. It mentions a chamber response and congratulatory remarks, but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
Me A HL Grima writes to Alderman Arthur Bum mayor of Forbes on June 9 regarding railway service. He states he interviewed the railway committees who promised to report on the matter while claiming Forbes served as a temporary expedient.
A garbled report describes a Frankfort era campaign attacking an enemy trading stance. It mentions Hansard Jeweller, Ra Auaihats, and a New South Wales context. The piece references an AustralianWat campaign and a Miles Miltonon Club, with vitriolic rhetoric blamed on unspecified opponents and a goal to rally support for a policy.
A mangled OCR note discusses the next wheat crop, government varsotes, and fodder concerns. It mentions 5,080,000 and enlivation, with speculation on whether August harvests will improve and influence summer supply.
Town band social in Corie Lowa on Wednesday night faced poor turnout due to chilly weather. Vendors and attendees, including MG social group leaders, noted subdued activity and a later plan to hold a smaller event if conditions improve.
The Forbes Literary Institute conducted a meeting Tuesday evening with attendees including A. Brodertek of Balioek, U. Rocker, B. Reywopi, and T. A. Whilhola. An apology for ignoring Monday's events was issued by Miss Longmin Asean. Payments discussed included a 1. per cent interest rate proposal and a plan to reduce the institute’s indebtedness, with Mr Meymond urging action and Mr F. Chahine to receive an advance payment at Tot.
A report describes strange airborne phenomena seen near Met M Keon Fell Fone Thy twavenn. A ball formed in the sky then split into a stripe-like shape and elongated. Witnesses recall a bright light and a long trail lasting several minutes before vanishing.
Amid a wartime effort Forbes mobilizes volunteers with Normen Netteon Jobe Wenty Pusher and Arilor Eomere among those listing ready aid. By now 144 men have volunteered through Parbes poll oon, including early recruits. Officials estimate a 2000 strong turnout could be needed to support the nation.
The Fancy Dress Ball will be held at the town hall on the 22nd. Prizes will honor best fancy dress for men and women. The committee notes many fine entries for the fall, and Paton’s Orchestra will provide music, with plans for lively dancing and refreshments.
The Forbes Patriotic Picture Committee met last night to review receipts and expenditures. A balance of £473 10s was reported and trustees of the Ann ntia Day Committees were invited to receive funds. efforts to reorganise the committee were discussed and letters of thanks planned for Mr FH Brook and Byoncor's Limited. Representatives from the Quingaslum Club and Wide Voice Society will attend next meeting. plans for variety entertainments and red cross funds were noted.
Fragmentary OCR lists names of soldiers from Forbes district with battle losses and a reference to a soldier evacuated outside the district. The text is garbled, but indicates casualties or injuries among listed individuals and a note about a soldier moved away from the district.
Winter comforts advertised with a mix of beauty and health products. Promotes hot water baths and skin care items from Sydney etons and Fowler's Pharmacy. Mentions face cream, tonics, and skin smoothers with pricing notes and stock claims.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item noting a small event or notice involving Fouxhe and Colds with unclear names and a possible department crest reference. Readable fragments mention a center or council and a brief timetable but lack concrete actions or outcomes.
The letter from Forbes recounts Private Browne reported wounded and missing, with mentions of fellow soldiers in the Dardanelles and Bayt. It notes the death or injury of several troops, a local accountant’s injuries, and a Catholic bishop’s birthday and church service.
A condensed wartime roundup reports Allied advances on the Great Plains campaign. French siege artillery confronts German forces as naval battles unfold. Russian and British actions are noted alongside torpedo claims and casualties. U.S. policy and diplomatic notes mix with trial updates and global war developments.
Fragmentary telegraphic text quotes figures like SiMones Priday and Al Hulman discussing Australia Day, wounded soldiers, and government policies. Mentions Victoria and South Australia cooperation, a two million Supply Bill, parliamentary adjournment, and debates on arms, recruiting, and public works. The garbled text references ministers, the Labor movement, and wartime concerns with limited readable detail.
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