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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1917
Page
3
Notice inviting attendees to the July Sheep Sales at Jane Ann Wil’s headquarters. It promises a pleasant visit for friends and outlines efforts to arrange agreeable tours and accommodations as possible.
A factional WEW meeting discusses overdue dues and membership drive. President Forbes urges cleaning up the rolls, removing unpaying members, and securing new ones while outlining a plan to verify and recover 1900 meaningfully overdue accounts.
Local records show Pauly Frettetera Wittest has applied for an open position. Officials indicate the candidate submitted the required documents and will meet eligibility criteria before any certification. Community members may file objections by the stated deadline.
Municipal authority advertises tenders for several drainage and culvert projects including culvert porting at Noween fell Mload and work at Thindaburn Cyuanens plus additions to Bartye street culvert. Plans and specifications available May 8 at Shinaif Tondare. Town Clerk V fawn Malt Woehon. 08 June.
A grand ball event scheduled for Friday June 29, 1917 features Ricky Reidaes at the Me Hojckters venue. The notice invites attendees to join the social gathering hosted by local organizers and signals a formal evening program.
The notice outlines planned grazing rights and related fees in a contested area. It mentions an increase in advance payments, destruction of rabbits, and conditions for tenancy. Officials discuss terms for grazing at Nitto Ranxe with stated rates and priorities.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like Shaun and Vik amid unclear lines about purses, gates, and contest actions. The readable facts are minimal, with no coherent event, dates, or organizations.
Bayard Weaver and partners with Mitt, Son and Bal Gry LT announce a sale at Weaver & Coy's Wands Formes on Friday June 29. Live stock cattle helpers and farm equipment to be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Auctioneers Son & Hadbery Ltd. Announcement lists vendors and location with period style wording.
Public notice states Mr Lukes Donell of Sheriff Street Forbes appointed sole agent to sell patent coats in Forbes by Ww. A. Hen Patootes and Manufacturer of Wark Warkes dated 13 October 1916.
After a date, Tony is found hunting or trespassing on Yamina Station and will be prosecuted under the law. Neighbors and rovers are to give notice at bars, under the manager's order.
A garbled report from Wombat Street Forbes references a Saturday event on the 23rd inst, with scattered names and places. It mentions a tower project, local individuals including Aly Mertens, Stan Wineland, and others, plus an engine note and a Daisy Hil Farm reference. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse into concrete actions or outcomes.
A fragmentary note describes a Latent Style creation by Fay Maguire, praised as the best workman’s craft with finest quality. The piece aims for lasting impression and emotional effect, though readable details are limited.
A historic auction ad lists estates offered by KEANE and Co Auctioneers with names including John Robinson as solicitor. It mentions warrants of dismissal and various harnesses and farm equipment. The listing names multiple buyers and details a sale date near a courthouse setting in a bygone era.
Readings and prayers listed for Sunday services at 701 Yams, including a retiree collection for the Red Trias Fundey. Gardner presents sermons and community notices.
A brief parish notice lists parking arrangements and attendees and mentions Roy and David Atay among others. The fragment signals church service schedule details and seating or logistics at F H Parkings with adjustments.
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