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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
10
An early ad text lists Quandialla Stores with Frank Charlton as tor and stocky of groceries, confectionery, fruits, and a hardware department. It mentions agencies in Gresham, live stock, Berger’s Paints, and Rourke’s Patent Riddle with a phone number 7.
GI M nam auctioneer announces a stock and property list available on application. Phone number provided as 9. Contact for details and scheduling of sales.
A historical notice describes a general agent for a farmers and producers cooperative and a life assurance company. The text mentions a Banter Cool Safe and lists a phone number formatting in the era style. It appears as a garbled OCR fragment with uncertain names and affiliations.
J Poulos proprietor advertises Quandialla Refreshment Rooms with a wide range of confections and small goods. The ad touts twelve brand names and promises meals at all hours, emphasizing late service and fresh bakery items.
An obituary style note lists Les Bowland Sabdle as a harness maker and agent for Standard Insurance Co. It indicates duties as forwarding and general commission agent, machinery expert and auctioneer, with district wide service and repair capability.
Stovk Station and General Agent Quandialla offers top prices for stored wheat with liberal cash advances. Agencies include Internations ventar Co. South British Tasun Co. Ltd. Balle Separators Berger's Paints Shirley's Manures and Gray Motor Cars. Property lists on application.
Auctioneer stock and property salesman 7 Willington Tarleton Quandialla advertises sales hours from 8 to 10 am 2104 with details unclear and a visit to Bribbaree from noon to 8 pm.
A fragmented report from Winter notes Millard on a complex task and celebrates progress in a government project. It mentions Mr McKinnan directing operations, Mr Jones and Mr Buckingham, and local teams visiting Cure and Granville. Weather and a birthday are noted along with a town score.
An advertisement touts a mysterious extract by Jean Heuyer claiming permanent, harmless effects to restore youth color. It markets a large bottle in black, brown, or golden shades and lists wholesale and store availability through P. T. Knapton and others, with dubious claims of nature based cosmetic empowerment.
A large meeting of subscribers at Trundle School of Arts discussed erecting eight new halls and chose a committee of 30 nominees for the coming year. A village social followed with games, a wedding at the Presbyterian church, and a telephone exchange expansion planned linking farms to Trundle.
The obituary notes the death of a well known local gentleman in Derriwong, with a large family including three daughters Mrs A Broom Derriwong Mim Miller Cow Dobolin and Mrs Sheehey Wages and son Charles of Yarrabandut. Widely respected in the district the tribute expresses deep sympathy to surviving relatives and friends. The funeral service was held at the Church of England in Condobol.
The town notes a mix of social and sporting happenings. Members planned for an August conference, a grand ball and supper at a local hall, and a wind up with a turnout at Parkes hospital. The Muck Water Tennis Club hosted a gathering with players and townspeople enjoying a sunny day.
The page records mixed tennis results with names such as Huckel Cartwright and Petty Huckel appearing repeatedly, followed by a weather section noting frost then sun and long-range plant forecasts. It mentions residents including Booth Kavanagh Malloy and A Malls as holiday travelers and hints at regional clerks or officials.
Friday night a yeu plbnnant social in Aru celebrated the history of the Tiodgerchange Club with a dance and announcements. The event raised funds for restoring the course materials while honoring members and future plans for the club’s operation and venue improvements.
Fragmented obituary notes honor Angel of tenth tale and several local residents. Mentions include Mario Theresa Uwenghiow. Jack Cori. Mr. Wrunk Gusset and family. Mrs Fitameral and sister. Kiley and Moon families. and a July wedding at Sotho. Text lacks clear dates and full context but signals multiple bereavements and memorial lines.
A fragmented report covers pavilion tender processes and committee actions around the Bogan Gate area. It notes lowest tender figures, extended deadlines, and guarantor votes, with mention of ongoing conference planning and local sports results amid wintry weather concerns.
John T. McGrath, proprietor, announces the Trundle Hotel has been renovated and refurnished throughout. It is presented as one of the most complete and comfortable in the West, with superior accommodation, attentive service for visitors and residents, commercial and public lounge rooms, excellent table, and a full selection of beers, wines, and spirits.
A vintage styled listing for Eusowr Motor Garage offering a touring car for hire with petrol and motor accessories. Includes Shearing Machines, Atina Assurance Co services, TL and B Cycles and Motors, windmills, and local agro supplies. Car storage and repairs available with a phone contact.
Fragmentary OCR summary lists multiple agencies and firms including Grasfera co op, Harvester Co, North British and Mercantile, and Wool and Wheat trade interests. Mentions insurers, fertilisers, property slabs, and an office with phone numbers. Details are garbled. readable items are agency names and trade references without clear context.
Fragmentary OCR shows auctioneers Cart and Martin and partners SQOOK and Property Agents listing machinery, real estate, and assets for sale in unspecified district. Phone contact notes Office 44 and Cabily 18 with vague references to insurance and union affiliations.
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