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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reads as a notice involving Walter Kelly and associated financial agents with unclear actions. Names and places are garbled. essential facts like action, authority, or deadline are unreadable.
Rozener defeats rival in the Kbylalee Mile at Moorefield on Saturday, with local sportaman Mr. C. 5. McPhillamy of Warrau Station reported heavy betting and a large take from the ring as the winner claimed the prize.
A storm path near Palmerston raises alerts across New Zealand waters. Officials report heavy winds and rising seas with potential damage along coastal areas as crews monitor the situation and advise precautions.
Ernest Neale faced Forbes Court on charges of drunkenness and offensive behavior after a chaotic incident described by witnesses. He claimed no recollection of the events and pleaded not guilty, with officials noting his lack of memory and inconsistent statements.
A Cowra man faces charges after police uncover a batch of opposum skins linked to illegal activity. Authorities say the case involves possession and trade of protected wildlife.
The court found Patrick Ryan and another defendant guilty of charges related to stock handling and unlawful acts. Details show complaints about stock safety were minimal, while one defendant faced harsher scrutiny for alleged trapping and related offenses.
The annual Saturday Cricket Association event saw the Teachers Club win the White Flose Cup after a competitive match. Speakers including Mr ALG GreenTree praised local participation as the city moves toward broader weekend observance.
A lively market scene reports a fat lamb bred and fattened on a local farm attracting keen buyers. The event includes a guessing contest and a list of bidders and prices with total bids around £20 17s. A group of advocates and shoppers observe as weights, hides, and earnings are recorded, highlighting the auction's brisk pace and community involvement.
Fragmentary ad text cites Lachlan and Templar Streets and mentions Australia hotel features. The garbled wording hints at a claim of unique quality or status and a focus on rest and comfort. No clear events, people, dates, or verifiable details are present.
Fragmentary text shows an unnamed proprietor and scattered travel and business phrases. The readable parts reference a box address and a garage, suggesting a damaged notice or memo with unclear context and no coherent events.
The record shows William Etrick Bunn charged after a Tuesday incident with driving a motor vehicle while not in a sane condition and causing a collision. The Police Magistrate postponed further action until April 1930 and ordered a renewal of inquiry.
A magistrate named Arnold warned that future cyanide offenses will attract the maximum penalty. The court fined individuals totaling £212 after guilty pleas or convictions. The ruling serves as a stern warning to offenders in similar cases.
A period piece notes a forthcoming concert in a gymnasium with plans for a large youth audience. It mentions performers, a secret song, and hopes for a smooth event, while describing the general setup and audience behavior.
Fragments warn parents about pirate drugs and semedies for children. mentions authorities, timing and safety reminders. Readers are urged to be vigilant, avoid unverified products, and follow guidance from health and safety officials.
Incomplete text fragment mentioning names and preparations. Readable entities include Browning and Kenns and possibly W'iargenew. Content hints at academic or musical preparation but lacks coherent events or context. No clear action or outcome discernible from the fragment.
LYNsola offers a simple remedy claimed to ease severe coughing. Available at Kennard Hamlet Lachlan Street priced at two shillings per bottle.
A damaged OCR fragment notes stock and property lists associated with applications Eugones 2 and 4. The text references asset inventories and itemized categories but lacks complete details for full interpretation.
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