Clarkh Remembered Ray Clarke in loving lines
In a tender memorial notice Beatie and Geo honor Ray Clarke who passed away recently. The message laments the loss and reflects on his life, virtues, and the enduring love of his wife and family.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
2
In a tender memorial notice Beatie and Geo honor Ray Clarke who passed away recently. The message laments the loss and reflects on his life, virtues, and the enduring love of his wife and family.
War Service Homes in country Riveriets seeks cooperation from military or civilian groups. Preference will be to preferred soldiers. inquiries to W Mora Bell, 46 Clarence Street Sydney, or Forbes address. Commences with recruitment notices and general appeals for volunteers and subscribers. deadline noted as evox days.
Tenders are invited for the erection of a Ticke GMiee show ground structure. The tenders close Saturday June 26. W T Onchribt serves as secretary and will oversee the process.
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A portion of proceeds from Friday's event will support an orphan relief program. The drive will feature a bake sale and entertainment with proceeds benefiting local families. The second act includes a demonstration by the children of Daud and a quiz segment. Prices for admission are listed with the event noting limited seating at a small charge.
Mr George Combe a recognized engineer announces he has started his own business in Bennington. He offers repair and maintenance of farming equipment windmills and machinery and plans to supply gates and windmill components. Address Sprine Street contact details to follow.
A combined meeting of the Barkux chamber and the 4s Way Lodhaile Wan discussed a deputation to the Public Works Committee to propose works on the Orange-Hortien line. The deputation will be led by officials including Atouin Bure Wiltmill and others, with representation from Howard Oban Moe and related parties.
A social event last Thursday at the Town Hall attracted about 60 couples as dancing continued into the night. The organizers, Moore and Cripps, provided music, while prizes awarded included a 15/5 open order to Mr. Rudd and a zinc brush to Mrs. Lannally.
Fragmentary report from the last meeting of the Dathiral PP Board notes policies on land after November, outlawing import of certain infested sheep. It mentions compulsory tagging and movement controls across the state by act of Parliament.
The Sydney wool sale report notes bidding from Continent and Japan buyers, with European and local traders reacting to price changes. Rates were steady for some lots while others showed firm demand, and irregular inquiries surfaced amid market uncertainty.
The Owls Convert Co plans a July 4 concert rescheduling from June 26 after a clash with another engagement. The company emphasizes fine entertainment and pride in recent performances while noting past expenses and pending receipts. Funds will be applied to future costs, with any balance directed to the Porches Beteyplant Society.
Mr Chumey, minister for Axroul ug and Chalrayn of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, says recent findings in the luchlan Flyer show pumping restrictions may be removed. Officials noted that approvals for conveyance to supply limited areas were deemed urgent and would reduce water shortages.
The report notes cold winds and scattered showers from Friday night into Saturday with steady rain at dawn. It records continued wet conditions, a second day of rain, and a forecast of more rain despite evolving cold weather. Rural areas face dampness and reduced visibility as moisture lingers.
A discussion at a town meeting covered a proposed extension to the show pavilion. Members critiqued decor, seating and layout while committee members urged cautious completion and proper budgeting. The session aimed to finalize plans for a one year to five year adoption period and set future steps.
In the Weiser Clip competition at Forbes Tennis Club, players faced a series of matches with several close scores. Notable outcomes include Warren O and others advancing as rivals battle for dominance amid a dense, error-prone sequence of games.
Bonny Doon Garema club event described with disjointed details. Visitors arrived around noon to an informal gathering at a residence hosted by Mr and Mrs Annie Parslow. Attendees partook in tea and a social setting with miscellaneous notes on cooking and entertainment.
Mr. LJ McLean sails for a private operation for an internal complaint. Percy Crowe, Shire Clerk at Geen, arrived in Porben on Saturday. The squad depart Yealseday for the funeral of Miss Fh BLL, and Mr. W. H. A. Stirr attends commemorations at Winders station. The statement references a hospital inmate and medical recovery, with further notes on staff re-engagement and subscription matters.
A fragmented report from Forbes District Hospital cites staff, patient care notes, and financial statements. It records donations, ambulance transfers, and monthly statistics, including patient figures, expenditures, and the hospital’s operating details.
George Jordan and waiter Kwon Sppesred faced vagrancy charges on the 16th, with claims of false identities and lodging at Globe Hotel. They pleaded guilty to vagrancy, with Jordans denied for previous offenses and both defendants applying for remand as police assessed their true identities and employment connections.
This morning's case list records John Curpoll hand fined five pounds for using indecent language near a court. Thomas Munier and others admitted guilty to similar offenses in Lichtangtreoi and Porben. Sentences include one month imprisonment. Further cases include drunkenness and disorderly conduct with fines and short terms of imprisonment.
A damaged OCR item reports a town meeting and sales on Thursday evening with lists of goods such as shampoos powders cosmetics and dairy items. It references labor practices privacy and reports an executive attribute and several named figures amid a garbled local notice.
A detailed record of a Saturday meeting outlining discussions on exhibitor space for a forthcoming show, a proposed pavilion extension, and funding offers from individuals including Mr Turner and Mr Jones. Debates cover show logistics, committee roles, and securing additional trustees while preserving the event’s program.
Fragmentary notes describe Forbes goods with mud and slush, McDade rolled goods, and upcoming soil dodge events. Mentions Wig honey coat fabric, low prices, and Gar value comparisons. Also references Furbee people, McGirt La Poop Autcher, and a local tailor C O Huckland continuing business in Forbes for twenty years.
Fragmented report from a parliamentary session notes the government facing tax reform disputes with 90 000 income tax payers in concern over new measures. Protests over deportations and labor policy are tied to broader political clashes as coal mine tensions, preferential voting discussed, and wage questions emerge amid regional labor shortages.
Fragmented notes describe a bustling local sale and theater windows with special prices at McDudy's Shop. Auctioneers L Doyle and others announce goods from bones to furniture, with oddball items and a blanket supply push. The piece cites weather quips and general shop chatter, reflecting a lively community market scene with mixed items and promotions.
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