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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
4
A fragment hints at disruptive behavior by a group nicknamed the “cuetoniers” who aim to mislead or steal, urging readers to beware a counterfeit “share of public justice.” The garbled text reflects a scandal or incident involving adulterated goods and improper influence.
A fragmented notice highlights Hotel Australia offering improved accommodations and easy access for customers. It mentions the Cellar and morning services, emphasizing quality and convenience, with references to steam facilities and a farmer's lane location.
Mr Davies urged careful Board consideration on a principle afectan settlers in the earthen matter. He argued Dunn knew lease terms and crown costs, while Bard restraining fencing and compensation for works. The discussion focused on compensation claims for improvements and whether ongoing duties matched lease conditions and ministerial consent.
Fragmentary record describes Mr Reymond and others arguing over boundary and subdivision plans, compensation for fencing and rabbit damage, and costs for surveying, with references to board decisions, wages, and protection acts. The text mentions Aubrey, Mr Lesley, and unrelated legal terminology, reflecting a damaged historical document.
At 1 o'clock on Saturday afternoon Chatman announced that the Board would reserve its decision. The statement suggests awaiting further guidance before proceeding on the matter.
A notice states nurse Prapwr Haritage has been removed to the LD Deanery on Parram Street North Hill where she will continue practice under supervision. The document confirms transfer of duties and current location.
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