Prospectus of New South Wales Government Loan 1920
The Government of New South Wales offers £2,000,000 loan at par with 6 percent interest payable semiannually on 1 June and 1 December. Principal repaid at par in June 1925. Applications closed Wednesday in 1920. Funds to aid disaster relief and wheat silo completion. Interest guaranteed by state taxes. advances under Parliament Act No 27 of 1919. Applications to Colonial Treasurer Sydney and state branches. Debentures issued in £10 multiples. six months’ interest attached. purchase deposits earn 5.4 percent until June 1920.
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Sydney
Governamul
New
Walew Cmters
Sibwription
Losu
Act of Parliament
TRE
The
Treasury
Government Savings Bank of New South Wales
Bank of New South Wales
Theommercial Banking Company of Sydney, Limited
Stork
Joun T. Lang
Randwick meet recaps feature Bougen and Helensworth
The report covers Randwick racing events with Bougen riding in recent meetings and Helensworth achieving wins. It notes changes in Cowra officials, Bougen's rise after moving to Sydney courses, and mentions Robby Lewis's marriage. Also referenced are several race outcomes, performers, and local sports figures tied to Forbes and Parkes districts.
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Helenaworth
Jim Rodgers
Helensworth
Rogers
Vera Morrison and John Muckel wed at St John’s Forbes
The wedding of Vera Morrison of Forbes to John Muckel took place at St John’s Church of England Forbes on Saturday June 12. The bride wore white crepe de chine and carried a bouquet, with Alin G. Morrison as bridesmaid and L. L. Davis as best man. They left for a Sydney honeymoon that afternoon, the bride in a grey taffeta ensemble.
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Inivret Wa
St. John's Church of England
Forbes
Vera Morrison
W. D. Morrison
John Muckel
Henry Muckel
Rocky Ridge
E. Chandler
Alin G. E. Morrison
Hatch
L. L. Davis
Mra Huckel
Sydney
Wood alcohol deaths stir editorials on prohibition harms
A New York World critique denounces the shyly moralizing view of wood alcohol fatalities. It argues the victims were industrious, condemns criminalizing liquor, and warns that denatured alcohol and illicit beverages threaten public health and the economy under prohibition.
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New York World
Land and Income Tax Returns and Bookkeeping Service
Land and income tax returns prepared and bookkeeping handled including rents and debt collection. All the plans of insurance arranged and managed for clients.
subdivision of wheat and grazing lands for returned soldiers
Property notices announce subdivision of several wheat and grazing properties in the Frrbea district for returned soldiers. Freehold blocks will be offered, and full particulars may be obtained from Moore Brooke & Co, agents in Forbes.
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Moore, Brooke & CO
Forbes
Trespass Notice at Wandary Holding Wisconsin
Notice warns that all persons found hunting shooting or otherwise trespassing on Wandary Holding Wisconsin will be prosecuted without regard to persons. It also states that anyone removing horses or other stock without authority will face strict legal action.
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Sydney
Mount Tomah
Lowell Rond
Eastwood
J Sullivan and Son Acquire Gillard’s Carrying Business
J Sullivan and Son announce purchase of Mr Gillard's well known carrying business in Forbes and District. They pledge to carry on all classes of carrying and hire work, inviting patronage from the public and local tradesmen.
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Conry
Cowra Jockey Club
Race Club
Eva Smith
J Sullivan
Forbes and District
Mr. Gillard
Notice of Tea Rooms Closure and Branch Offerings
The notice announces the closure of Ideal Tea Rooms WW and directs patrons to its other shop near West One and Albion Hotel. It states confectionery and cold drinks sections will continue at both locations, with items including ice cream, pastries, wines, and desserts remaining available.
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Mauger & Up
Abi Sutiong
Late Malolm's
West One
Albion
Kevin
Powra trotting meet hailed as West’s finest event
A long, uneven report notes Powra trotting meeting in the West praised for its success and crowd draw. It mentions Kaye of Forbes and two fillies, with prices and feed issues touching on costs, while a severe injury at Condobolin and a local butcher’s promised support highlight rough conditions and community support in regional sport.
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Ine Kaye
Forbes
Ina
Jacqueline
Kathleen Teesside
Joe
Condobolin
Oate
Bogan
Eas Sill
Bogan Gate
Aswilt
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