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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
2
A fragmented notice from Melbourne outlines a noon May 12 sale listing grazing or gaming rights within the Pombes Hiple Range. The text references surveyors and a schedule extending into July with details incomplete. Several proper names and numbers appear garbled, but the core item is a public sale of rights and parcels.
Forbes Fabtores Protection Board announces a formal notification dated 1984 regarding alternations in leadership and thanks to individuals including Mr TE and James Foun Newell for service. The document expresses gratitude to local officials and pays tribute to longstanding community members.
A notice from Hotie states readiness to fulfill all orders in the Bacon Curing line, guaranteeing satisfaction and providing postal address Willowdene, Rorives. Contact Mr J. W. Bodey of Orange for arrangements. Beam Forbes to stay next week. possible conviction linked to Haydon's Metropolitan Hotel.
Fragmentary OCR reports a Tuesday morning event in Salt Cake area with an orange-farbus wil named gonla. A person arriving at Cullamory Buikwos Rtatinn station on 24th may claim a five pound reward.
Mp W Rath, commons ranger, reported at the machine of Ie Cou elt that during the prior month Tay ahvep 292 entire and 7 bores had sync the common. Who Anime of tournammenta at the mcat rourts were to Raye continyed on Baturitay, wry porttwinog owing to The stale of the course.
A notice urges attendance at the annual Presbytery Ball to be held tonight at Town Hall Nicol. The Juvenile Ball will be hosted tomorrow evening with all who attend promised a lively and enjoyable time.
An enjoyable evening of music at Binday night in Forbes Town Hall featured Mr insy Morrow and Cho performing with Wisse Cootelly una Hunter. The Philhermonly Orchentra presented two selections under conductor Bandageon. The event ended with enthusiastic applause from attendees.
A fragmented OCR text outlines a brutal scene with a crowd pressing, a convict being threatened, and a shouted plea to “put up” as a man vows punishment. Names and precise places are unreadable, but the chaotic street confrontation is clear in tone.
The Trundle P A Society schedules shows for Saturday next with members to render minutes. The sequence lists Parkes, Forbes, Allenst and others, noting a teller from the Forbes secretary will present the subject at Trundle.
A Queens district fundraiser saw two charitable wheels run near Marlin's Hotel in Laghlan Street. Mosars Rex Grinald and others oversaw chocolate sales with proceeds totaling 101 SK, after costs, with about half the funds distributed among several local candidates.
A list of recent publications includes Ravplation and Waleig Heam on by Aritute, Woodan Crasses by BR Laorgotoer, The Meetx Mien and The House to Let by Duke, Capt M'Dome's Daughton and Figg tran Thirtles, Delon Grant, The Lalypors, Wishn'y Bilonea by Paul Trent Rowe, Berry Flues to Monte Carlo, Cheat Pewrl eoret, Gentlemen of Lelaire by Wodehouse, The Fireathless Mountain, Ken Ward in the Jungle by Zane Grey, and vphere wan w King In Egypt Lorimer.
A local playgoer note announces the Stranih Theatre will stage Old Mother Hubbard on Friday at 7. The Mackay Company presents the automomy Coy and offers a detailed faithful production with expected audience appeal. The text praises the cast and orchestral lineup while hinting at novelty elements in the act sequence.
Fragments show a clothing shop promoting low prices and quick profits with mottos promising ready made suits. References imply prewar standards and discounts, urging discretion in purchasing and attention to tailoring quality.
A confused report from Currert Topics describes a 41 year old Yawident coordinating a jam at Karben lores this week. A large lack of auburn hal e caused embedded confusion during the opening. The buyer questions the presence of a girl in the jam rootories in Syd-Woy, with further details unclear.
Forbes Hospital matron thanks contributors for stone donations to the heapstat Myre Taldork, cakes from Bowling Club, flowers from Mrs Bar Tron and others, medicinal bottles, and various goods from social groups and individuals including Mrs. Spleo Mrs. FeepeyMrs J Reymond and Mrs L Dunn.
A fragmentary notice promotes a prurient program at the Strand with Bhunche Fweet in a Drury Lane scene and highlights a drama about empire outposts, Zul uprising, and a wife’s forbidden love amid social poverty plus other pieces titled Hearts Asleep and Something to Think About.
The report records an engagement between Miss Thelman, daughter of W. I. Howe of Perth, and Mr Donald Fletcher Ber tyn i, son of Dr Bertram of Trundle. It also notes the wedding of Miss Ivy Grays, a Morbey girl, to Mr Williams, a former Forbes resident, described as a quiet ceremony.
A garbled cricket score snippet mentions Australia Eleven, Gloucester, and players Gregory Armstrong Malley Ryder in a second innings spell. It records figures like four for eight and two for twenty two, with scattered names and partial innings details. The fragment suggests a bowler dominated spell while several players had no notable figures.
Sydney reports a gripping second test with England scoring 1st innings unknown runs and Australia replying. Key wickets include Gregory, Armtrong, Malloy, Haig, Mulley, and Parkin before England chase, Haig and Woolley contributing for England while Parkin and Dipper anchor Australia. Stumps show high competition and shifting fortunes as Hampish and local golf notes pepper the scene.
The case Kern v Reynolds involves a wage claim of £13 5s 0d. The defendant Reynolds disputes some accounts while admitting portions. Testimony recounts delivery of goods and services, with disagreement over amounts owed and payments promised, ending in a verdict for 8/7 with deductions for Western Meat Co. and Miss Kelly.
Forbes court records detail a dog bite incident near a gas meter reading in Wil Mam Rae. Defendant Wymer faced testimony from sergeant Calman on Wednesday. a nearby resident described the dog lunging and biting, with clothing torn and blood drawn as the officer pursued the matter in court.
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