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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
3
Melbourne leaders say organisation is essential to secure Liberal success at the next elections. Mp Deakin addresses a Melbourne gathering stressing unity and firm structure for campaign momentum.
W H Irving Beini states the Misher Government represents a party that owes its opponents, promises benefits to its supporters, to be paid out of the pockets of other people.
Brisbane police charge Archibald Tall, a Brenan of the government steamer Merry England, with breaking and entering the Government treasury at Fort Mores by intent to commit a crime.
Sydney reports a government move to introduce compulsory attendance at primary schools with legislation to be debated in the next session. Local officials expect strengthened schooling norms and greater enrollment consistency across districts.
A report notes Sydony on Tuesday where American land seekers traveled to the Northern Territory and were favorably impressed by the basin of the country.
Sydarey and Mnessa report a Labor Umlume conference begins at the Trades Hall today. The group opposes political parties and arbitration in its platform.
State Extravagance, Mr Walle claims that if the present Government continues extravagance, heavy taxation will be necessary. He warns the public that overspending will force new financial burdens. Local readers see a push for fiscal restraint amid rising prices.
Billiards results show Hatverann leading Biggie by ten at 10 to 198 Linden, while Williams faced Linden with a 7 5 2 8 score.
Fragmented Western Australian politics report notes a Tuesday demonstration by unionists viewed as risky for the Government. Sir John Forrest voices opinion that Labor aims to weaken the rivals while the parliament prepares to meet on Thursday.
Melbourne Tuesday the Mintawer for Defence texts Worle at the Victorian naval base stating that preference will be given to unionists and secondly to masked workers.
A match between Leama from the Forbes Rifle Club on the Locsa Teamay was shot off amid strong winds and rain. Conditions were unfavorable with heavy wind and cold. Weather hampered steady shooting, and the event proceeded with difficulty under harsh conditions.
London reports on foreign policy debates with German papers favoring a mutual understanding that could damage British Europe policy. The Russian Navy issue is raised by the Foreign Minister amid tensions. Mutineers are executed after capture. Presidential election focus centers on the Democratic Convention in Baltimore. Reports also note strikes in London and boycotts against ships crewed by Americans, with protests by workers and coopers across the country.
A bizarre report from South Lead Public School describes a lively program at Hainer OW Monday under teacher Mr J Ryan. Students participated in windmill water lessons and a variety of games while Miss Lancyrfe obtained a will. Grithis praised the event and thanked Mr Ryan for arranging activities for the children.
A meeting of skating enthusiasts gathered at the Australia Hotel to form a skating club. Officers named included a captain and secretary, with elections and proposals discussed as the group planned junior and senior activities and future gatherings. The session adjourned to next Monday night for further arrangements.
Local items from Forbes report on Major Fy Darton of Wellington, farming activity, and bank connections. Mentions Mr Thomas Gordon visiting Forbes, Mr Phil Robinson returning from Sydney, and Miss Dorothy Flannery earning musical honors. Also notes Rev A W Parton’s return and obsequies for Aydowrh Gt Mouistem, with society and property interests in the Forbes area.
The fourth round details show Danvers defeating Henin by 67 with 30 bets, and Cadman Mon and Bulomow, Gh Danvers, J Bhuuwhaw, T Sam, Wate von, and Cannon advancing through the round with byes.
A letter from John Stewart, Hon. Secretary of the Highland Society of New South Wales, forwarded to the Australian Minister of Defence, argues against abolishing Scottish regiments and their historic uniforms. The letter presents resolutions urging the continuation of Scottish identity within Commonwealth and imperial forces, highlighting loyalty to the Empire and tradition.
Forbes Hospital Committee met last night to consider tenders for supplies. Chair E J Grinsted and secretary Mrs U L Bates presided with members Blanche and F W Stone among others. Agreed tenders covered milk bread groceries and related items. Two tenders were received for the nurses quarters premises.
Yesterday afternoon Mir W. A. Patterson’s motor car caught fire as he crossed Camp FIT. Fire brigade members William Johnson and John Graham quickly responded and with the chemis extinguished the blaze. The 8 Flanders car suffered about £100 damage, covered by insurance. the fire likely started in the carburettor.
Brick house with five rooms kitchen bathroom pantry and woodwork on site. Includes weatherproof tank water supply around a large garden with fruit trees and recent renovations. Two small wooden carts and dray and harness available. Apply on Drowns Street.
Local note describes Summers and Peppercorn leasing a motor car to Moblee for hire and public service. It highlights a brand new motorer and a domestic product line named the Frosttt. The piece expresses cautious optimism about the venture and the couple’s reputation while inviting reader support.
Reported results from a holiday tennis doubles event featuring Metheny and partners, with bouts including Walsh and Doyle vs Hanoan Coram, and Booth versus Crocker. Semi final standings show Walsh and Walton advancing amid rain interruptions and mixed doubles pairings.
Mr G. A. Smith and family thank friends for their kindness during their short stay in Forbes and express gratitude for support shown.
Small quantity of wheat chaff for sale, wholesale price from one ton onward in damp weather. High quality chaff offered at cash price. Ring telephone 148 for more details and to arrange pickup or delivery.
An 1860s medical ad promotes Chronic Chest Complaints remedies by Woods under the label Great Peppermint Cure noting its use for persistent coughs and chest conditions with quick relief claims and home remedy assurances.
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