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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
2
Friday night a black llama or sheep was reported missing between Bedgera bong and Forbes. A reward is offered for its return. The note mentions a married couple working on a farm for ploughing and household duties. Breeding details and contact options via Edward Weaver & Co are provided.
A reader sends gratitude to Dr. Hain Slater Gardiner and the staff at Crombie Hospital for their kindness during a recent illness.
In loving memory of Ernest Stanley Smith who died June 20 1924. His sudden death surprised us all. His loving father Thomas and Helen remember him as the best.
A defamation dispute unfolds with Milton Orr representing Wemley and White's Garage in a matter linked to a £1000 claim. The case centers on alleged injuries to reputation, featuring Mr J Flopinson and others in a winter meeting context.
The Central City Trotting Club’s Winter Meeting, scheduled for Thursday, is abandoned. Only 928 dollars had been received for the Hawt meeting, and the secretary was instructed to notify the organizer by wire to inform them without delay. A special committee had convened on Saturday, and the decision was unanimous.
A court session Sunday morning heard several trials including Abertoy's Chint vent Buci'y Hopp and Sailio's Fuut bel Lady Progrows. Nera defeated Predauy Thietoun of Lucite, while Silver eawure beat To diora bitoh. Fonnytor and Neluah Dawn offered unclear rulings with contested outcomes.
The Thorpe Charters case was withdrawn due to non appearance at the parliament or par. Forbes P.A. and H. Association report next weekend of the Forbes FLA and Hy Association meeting in the Conservatory Saturday to plan opening show and select a judge. Licensing Court hearings granted renewals with no police objections. Details to appear Friday. Moneyauer sale opens next Saturday with many bargains advertised in Friday edition. Hawke Cup won by Bonnie Poon and Woonoona tennis team after Sunday morning match ending 10 games to 6.
Following the death of trustee Mr Pratt, W Stoney reports a general meeting for July 20 at 7 40 pm to fill the vacancy. The committee notes the trust remains under Keo Cob way’s management as RANGA, Roy Rabcroft, and Wirrinya region links appear in the news with a pending transfer and future submission.
A string of local notices from Orange recounts names, residences, and events. Prominent mentions include T. J. Marte of Moware McNally and Graceptan, retirement and health issues, and marriages such as Medie McNamee of Orange to Rose Bay. Several obituaries note HP soldiers and residents, with details of hospital stays, funerals, and community figures like Mr. Townspoil. The piece also covers court appearances, holiday plans, and church ceremonies at St Mary’s, Waverley, amid a backdrop of district civic events and hospital news.
A reader states their name was used without authority and claims the donor’s name should not be used in any notices or advertisements. The letter protests the misattribution and requests removal from future notices and collections.
In a fragmented report a resident asks permission to photograph the Pirate Race Club march but is refused citing treasury policy. The letter cites prior allowances in other towns and questions why council blocks flash photography while similar municipalities permit it.
A garbled notice refers to a licensing board in Wedalon and Fundagal inviting applicants to become "last day guests" by paying £1 to drink all day while grog hosts oversee the event. The fragment mentions deposits already placed and a plan regarding a day’s board money.
A disrupted report notes that advances in pool wheat prices were analyzed by the Wheat Pool and Freight authorities. The document mentions an 134k loft and payments after Feldty, with local branches convening on Saturday and yesterday to review the matter.
The Sydney telegram reports the Endeavor yacht wrecked near Wide Bay bar Queensland after leaving Sydney on June 8. Skipper A Bedford, owner R Evins, and crew of three including Singleton and Septimae Stephens were aboard. No further details on survivors or exact cause available.
The annual report of the Farmers and Retailers Association denounces the National Data for moral turn of campaigns during the recent year. It cites large spending on city organizers and critiques neglect of key rural electorates while urging reform.
A distressing railway accident near Brisbane left a fireman killed and several others injured. The incident occurred when a fire engine collided with a motor vehicle on Tuesday. Profound injuries were reported for Clark and others, with some stabilizing. Local authorities investigate.
A disorderly assault occurred in Sydney last night with several assailants attacking a white woman. One named Webster, reportedly tired, allegedly stabbed a man nearby. another assailant, Francis Ryan, is described but not charged. The incident involved multiple youths and left the victim seriously hurt.
The new motor fire engine reached Forbes on Saturday but was delayed by protests from the Fire Commission. The Garford motor produces 21 horsepower, costs about £1000, and aims to deliver up to 360 gallons per minute with ten firefighters aboard. A public comparison between the old and new equipment is planned, highlighting improved water pressure and modern features.
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The list shows players with handicaps or walk-ons for a Snooker Tournament. Notable names include Watson, Methude, Batley, Rev. Roberta, O'Toad, Malley, Cuvea, Keely, Coachman, and many others. Only financial members for the current year are eligible to compete.
A constable from K Forbes was assaulted during an incident at Woodstuck on Friday. The officer says he was knocked down, kicked in the head, and suffered an eye injury while others restrained him, with no immediate update on charges or injuries.
Secretary Mr G Wylker of the Forbes Cricket Association reports a letter from Wynlong Cricket Cup organizers about a benefit match planned by the Wynlong club. Phil Kine was fined for misconduct during a women’s event. Arthine Murray Nau will participate. Torbow players plan to ante and a match date will be set at the next meeting.
Sergeant Somerville battled a crowd of drunken Aboriginal men in Port Kembla as over a hundred onlookers stood by. Three assailants attacked a man, Somerville pursued and subdued one assailant, with no help offered by the bystanders.
Melbourne reports say the governor and Labor caucus near resolving ministerial posts. Contenders include Lang Loughlin McPieruun Dunn Cynn Liggarin Mutch Baddeley and others as reforms shape Agriculture Laws Work and Child Welfare posts. Shipping dispute grows as shipowners threaten layup if awards not honored.
A terse note shows a shop struggling to meet customer demand with restricted supplies. The message mentions the Beni and Black's store in North Borough and hints at pricing focus over broader food availability.
A Forbes paper timeline notes a Friday gathering hosted by Lonard and Pymont with about sixty attendees and late dancing. It advertises local businesses including Knapton Pharmacy and Auston Pratley clothing, mentions a motor era arrival, and touts textiles, footwear, and winter wear with various prices and promotions.
The Stroid Theatre announces a busy program headlined by The Dark Swon from Warner, with Berenn Claabie. A Pair of Holyony and The Dark Bova play as supporting features. Cowboy party satire, detective tales, and a children’s recital accompany the bill. Also listed are The Boerety of The Night Spooks and The Harder Word. Legacy stars Richard Dix, Percy Murnants, Hobart Bosworth, and others.
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