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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
4
The Right Rev Jus Bistrop of Bathurst Pupita visits for Sydney University examinations at St Helier's. The note mentions accommodations, facilities, and the Pupite Bvaclutly Sting as part of the context.
Gchange Ih business officers of Flisogan Newman and Kelly announce a transition to the Walter J Kelly Co firm name and promise prompt attention to entrusted matters. They offer services for land or stock actions and conduct sales of resolutions statewide, with stock and property lists on application and cheap monthly valuations for brood items.
The notice outlines the vending schedule for the Forbes Advocate issued every Tuesday and Friday after hours with terms for advance payment and advertisement booking. Proprietor W Browninll announces standing advertisements by arrangement.
Fragmented OCR records show a Homeboat sale dispute and market values with unclear figures and dates. The text references Waller's bullocks and yard values while noting a 1980 callie and ownership details amid garbled price data.
Parkes Lands District notes a ballot held in Kennedy County for a number of farms. For one portion of Tarn, 417 votes supported the first allotment while 377 backed the second. Mr James Mr. Siromonde of Hengorn bore the official tally, Mr Robert Omteer assisting, with a successful outcome in Arawinne district.
The Corcorolin show will feature a variety of events including riding and trotting competitions. General entries close Wednesday May 2 with forthcoming details available from Mr. Ture over secretary for further information.
A report this week questions whether the Local Government Act grants power to impose water supply rates in Vonuniareh. It concerns the Forbes Weir on the Fichlan River near Fiorollin Weide and the possible authority of Connell to authorise such rates. The inquiry examines if Navine the Work involved would allow rate setting.
A summary of a contested railway operation by Forbes Railway Service where the Municipal Council and Commissioners engaged over service conditions. The document notes delays, inadequate response to outages, and calls for improved staffing and scheduling to restore reliable trains.
In Forbes Police Court, Handkerchief Jones and Ernest Woolf faced charges for forming by protectaed at Obare Wilet, Hou and Co for an unlawful purpose. Both defendants were remanded from prior date. Jones received EW months imprisonment while Wood was sent to Fortes for a Tortnight.
A local debating society hosts a parliamentary election debate with candidates from Liberal J. W. Greer, Independent D. Whoman, Labor Bryant, and Country Party. The event invites attendance to discuss issues in the village hall setting amid the school environment.
A Wednesday evening social at Vychan drew upwards of 91 attendees, described as one of the district's most successful events. Proceeds benefited the Red Cross Band with remaining funds aiding a local charity. Mr Lanefortit served as grocer, Med. Phin treasurer, coordinating a wave of workers to ensure a successful social.
An unclear OCR style golf item describes a chaotic round at Trundle with misread names and events. The narrative references a flying ball, roaming players, and a flagging crowd as the score and outcome remain indiscernible amid garbled phrasing.
A wartime committee forms to organize relief for wounded Australian soldiers. Key figures include Norman L. Reynolds and J. Collin, with local groups like the Malevol Society and Glee Choir involved in coordinating concerts and appeals. The push centers on fundraising and broad community support.
A Wednesday council meeting discussed a proposed annual wage award of £260 for ordinary work with overtime and travel allowances. Objections focused on the plan’s cost and impact on the budget, while some advocated limiting pay to strike a balance between duties and pay.
Local totals show Telaton Day contributions at £647 0s 4d with £500 forwarded to a Belgium fund. A recent ball credit of £1 19s 6d has been placed to the Belgian Ty Fund, and a further £60 10s is expected from various railties. Further statements will appear in the next issue.
Attendance is expected to rise for a Wednesday night function featuring prominent figures. Supposed plans include guests from notable departments and diverse performances.
A mayoral reply to critics named Forbes and Wadd prompts protest at Gun dual city council. Aldermen debate the Labor stance and a protest motion, passed by one vote, amid confusion over notice and alleged political staffing ties. Mayor of Groodegal, with 25 years as alderman and former licensing chair, faces questions as the council decides next steps.
Report of a rifle shooting event at 50 and 1H Yurus ranges with contestants including J.C Jenkinson scoring 8 points and achieving 187. Birvington and Mucklanne also listed with scores around 72 and 20 respectively.
Unclear OCR text reports bowls progress and players with scattered names and scores. It notes a draw after a late latchue and references participants including local figures and visiting players, with mention of team rivalry and a public bowling event atmosphere.
A list of Forbes district soldiers allied or wounded in action near Trout KILLED and WOUNDED. Names include Garton Mt Crentmar Torben Ferguson Corben Stine Jocopa Bugowrn Wiliam Ef Farbell Browns Connor H Corlin Dunne Long John Trandie Sloane ugowra Stelokland Fortes Turner A B Turner Geel Wirteon Firetith Wythe. The salute notes the place not given and the soldiers saluted outside the district.
Reading of letters and names from soldiers and families recalls the toll of service. Private Jack Long is the first Trundle soldier wounded near El new hare while sergeant Larkin and others are mentioned with updates from Defence. A Sydney-bound telegram and hospital reports tie the community to distant fronts and the Great War without graphic detail.
A Sydney telegram reports wheat and fodder values rising to about £4000. Deputations press for prohibition of strong drink and reforms. Agriculture Minister notes alcohol control will be Cabinet examined. Mining yields fall by £1,595,000. Police clash with Cloudy Day natives leaves three dead. Shop Assistants Union backs early closing.Queensland farmers form new party. Hugh Ward retires from Day movement. rush provokes protest against Sir George Reid’s retirement plan. Sugar supply measures by a company keep prices stable yet pending federal action.
The week records the appointment of two justices of the peace, and notes a death in Forkes Tuesday. Mrs Te Wreaties, mother of Meare 1, Wembley and M. Wepubles, of Furnes, passed after a long illness following an operation. She had served Parkes district for years and was highly respected. Also mentioned: AM AD Stevenson returns from leave, and Miss Nelson, a burghist, participates in a French production in Sonnention with upcoming shows in Mattly and Le city. After six years at the Commercial Bank, Meh, Dibbs plans retirement.
In a wartime update from the front and training camps, several named individuals are listed among the wounded and honored. Private W. G. Tasker and Private Alexines are mentioned among those wounded or recognized, with others like Jack Rika and Meagher noted for service and recovery. The report documents injuries, awards, and the return of some to duties.
In Sydney a heated session in the Federal Parliament saw Mr Joraph Cook press for a capable War Minister as a National Government option was rejected. The Assembly adjourned, memorials for late leaders Larkin and Bernard were noted, a parliamentary campaign begins, and 106 active men, including reserves, were stationed at Victoria Barracks as shells are produced at the Newport railway workshop.
Sydney on Friday reports the Minister for Defense stressing an urgent need for medical men. The Heel or more meilical ynan remains unclear but the call emphasizes front line medical support and swift deployment.
Australian casualty figures released show 420 killed and 622 wounded with 408 missing, totaling 8 761 casualties. The report lists 14 units of New South Wales forces among those affected.
Reported from the Main Press Bureau says Turkish attacks at the Dardanelles were repulsed by a British Brigade. Casualties include officers and soldiers. Turkish losses cited as 200 dead. German and Austrian officers are mentioned in discussions about Lusitania and U S relations with Germany.
The report notes a Zeppelin raid on England’s northeast coast with fatalities and a German aeroplane capture by French forces. It mentions an Italian Vatican warning to Austria over potential damage to Rome churches and details British wartime spending and projections, including new fund additions and daily expenditure estimates.
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