Trundle Hotel Reopens With Modern Comforts and Liquor
The Trundle Hotel announces reopening to the public offering best liquors, good table, and up-to-date accommodations. It promises full comfort and modern amenities for guests and travelers.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1919
Page
4
The Trundle Hotel announces reopening to the public offering best liquors, good table, and up-to-date accommodations. It promises full comfort and modern amenities for guests and travelers.
We notify the public of Trundle and surrounding districts that we carry on the well known business recently conducted by Mr W L Olliver and trust for continued patronage. All orders will receive prompt attention, terms strictly cash, first class all round blacksmith work.
The notice states the hotel will reopen under new management or oversight, returning wines and spirits to its bar and inviting public support. It emphasizes attention to patrons and hopes for a fair share of business through improved service and offerings.
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Agencies include Massey Harris Machinery Clutterbuck Bros Oil Engines and Chaff Cutters Paton Burns Magurea Northern Awarance Coy. Auction sales held in various parts of the district with multiple items offered.
Forbes Pastures Protection Board adjourned discussions on unpaid fines totaling £65 found after a Forbes Court search. The board planned action to recover debts, considered new Pastries Protection Act implications, and reviewed proposed forestry measures to restrict stock movement and water access near the district forest.
Jemalong Shire Council convened with Councillors Low, Rawlings, Elliott, and Noakes present. illness of Councillor MacPhillamy noted and leave granted. Members debated road works, exchange of land for a new road to improve wheat traffic, funding for a water trough, and committee appointments. engineering reports on roads and noxious weeds detailed, with plans for maintenance and post updates.
During the month tenders were called for two miles of gravelling on Marsden road and the lowest tender by A Biggs was accepted for 14 miles at £572 1. A Government tank at Carrawondool was inspected and a tank sinker authorised to clear silt but delayed by rain. A voucher from G Thorman for £1 for bags and corn repairs to a culvert on South Conduholia road last year is submitted. Authority is requested to purchase 3 feet of bridge timber for several uses.
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