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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
4
A fragment promotes a liver laxative product and urges readers to obtain a bottle at Kwapon's Pharmacy Forbes. The text references a local pharmacy and a product brand in a historical ad-like snippet.
A damaged notice announces a name change to P M Moir for Western Meat Company operations in Forbes. It promises to supply cattle and sheep locally, supporting regional industry with a monetary advantage. Readers are urged to contact phone 45 for details and to receive quality and civility.
Public notice declares the saddlery business change in Forbes district with J. S. Arthur, M. Beitub and others taking over from At Kinnhird. It notes adjustment of books, requests all accounts to be paid in February, and promises continued high quality workmanship and patronage.
The article records a meeting of the Forbes P. A. and HH Association with nominations for the committee, notes on attendance, and financials. It praises past efforts, lists prize expenditures, and thanks staff, judges, and sponsors for the show.
The report details a spirited club cricket match with standout performances by Baldock and Hayes. Hayes took 1-8 and 9th wicket, while Baldock starred with the ball and carried the innings with timely runs. May contributed a vital 48 with nine boundaries, and Gagein impressed with 113 for a sequence of solid strokes.
In a muddy South Lend match the South Forbes side battles through. South Lend fields for 34 runs while South Forbes chase with nine wickets down. Key players include Watterson Besgrave Johnson and Bengrove with notable bowling by Hesgrove and Wighton. Final tally incomplete as scores truncated in OCR.
GEO DOYLE maintains a shop on Court Lane, offering saddles and harnesses with custom fittings. RANKIN ST. ANG is listed as a client, indicating early local partnerships in the horse equipment trade.
GEO. A. CURRY announces he has taken over the cycle business on Hankin Street Forbes formerly built by T and M Dade. The new owner aims to earn a fair share of public patronage and continue operations under his management.
GEO Hugo and Son thank Forbes and Diotriet patrons for eight years of support. The business from Ist to will be conducted by O Hugo, who hopes for continued tavory and patronage.
Potts Point repeated success against the Federals on Sunday with a victory by five wickets and seven runs. Snow Ead Wards starred for the Potter team, top-scoring in the May innings, while notable bowlers included Edwarde and Whit oY Wighton.
North Porben School defeats Forbes Primary in a two innings game at Fur 8. Key players include Tucker for North Farhow and MGuire and Roberts for Forbes. The match features early bowling and fielding errors with Forbes showing fight but falling short in the second innings.
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