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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
7
Notice reports withdrawal of forces from cottage property on William Street Camp Bit Fork dated 7 1924. Signed W Bt Brown.
Writ of Execution to sell the goods and chattels of William Wyse including timber, poles, and construction materials. Auction to be held publicly at premises in Nor Id, portion 1b, King. Date noted as Saturday March 8 1924 at 49 o'clock in the afternoon.
Fragmentary OCR note lists Sunday School and church services at Forbes Methodist Church. Mentions Reverend T Muthura, worships at 40 am and 7.40 pm like times, with references to Sunday Sevou and May dates, plus names such as Caluries Nobrvie Forbes L1 Agu. and WondUyied.
A brief memorial note for Guy, who passed away near Forbes on May 8, 1928. The message expresses enduring affection from a sister, mother, and brother and speaks of peaceful rest and enduring loss.
A tampered notice states worship services will be conducted on Sunday at the rauisylorian church, Forbwd, by Key P Mathers. There will be both morning and social evening events, with a social gathering planned later in the day at Stoniay.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person likely named W. J. Praitey or Praitey of Mousa Avuten and Praltey, with garbled references to a recent Bully Guardian feature and multiple names. readable pieces indicate an obscure local item about a stock or prize tied to a publication, but the fragmentary nature prevents a full coherent summary.
The Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate Infradiction grants fourteen days to creditors and others to file claims against the estate of Isabella Brown late of Bodgetaling Hear Workes New South Wales widow deceased. Applicants Thomas Brown Sinclair Booth Brown and Autor Mll Brown named executors require all claims to be presented at Wentworth Court 84 Mile Beth Street Ydny within fourteen days. witnesses may be sworn at the office of Hor Wont Proctor for the executor.
On Weuneeday nest Cantaene Gurwma stages a yearly sports gathering ending with a hall dance at miet. Mosors Moore and Cripps lead the Iane agotheatru from Forhew in a morning wart with ory and scent. An QxeAHEDL Huiheon will be provided on the ground.
Four new Kaasatx cars arrived in Syidony this week drawing thousands of onlookers. Dalenty and his team presented the model while observers noted a strong interest in buying and operating the vehicles. A large crowd gathered, signaling robust demand for this model.
Fragmentary OCR text references a youth, a stone, and a police response near a road or field. Details are obscured by garbled words and missing names, hindering precise attribution or outcome.
An auction notice outlines lots from Mossta Magra and partners including oxen and geldings. Buyers expect sturdy draught animals and several horses listed with a price of £259 for geldings, though the text is garbled and many details are unclear.
A chaotic note describes a Country Week Carnival exhibit in Syd with vague mentions of contributors and participants including Chiles Stewie and others, but details are garbled and unclear. The text lists multiple names and initials with no coherent event or results, making it difficult to confirm who organized or attended.
Local reports detail a dispute involving Mr Gs Te Wrigitt and the Wanduuderd Gillean estate at Nandundsen, with neighbors voicing concerns on building plans and property bounds. Court actions reportedly seek clarity on ownership and access, amid community inquiries and procedural calls.
A fragmented notice warns buyers about a batch of Tivtok cars with recurring mechanical faults. It cites complaints of breakdowns and poor spares availability, naming dealers and regions where the issues are concentrated. The piece urges cautious purchasing and mentions potential long-term reliability concerns.
Reports list participants for a forthcoming district championship and event at Forbes with names including Forbes Pat Urawlin Fun Soy Gaggith GoW vor a huye and others. The program outlines timing start at 10 m and names officials and teams such as Forbes Mawnyana and Grlanted Up.
An annual hospital dance at the Town Hall on Welang evening raised funds for Porthos District Hospital. The event featured a supper, music selections, and a literary institute attraction, with attendees donating gifts and prizes.
Readers are invited to a Dickens themed diary entry style night with The Cricket on the Fourth. Connie Talmadge stars Monday night, with Duley the girl who could care anything. The program promises thrills and light comedy plus Monkey Shine for a strong finish.
The column notes a Wednesday schedule with secretary Blephonton Lovuight and a pull holiday in the Borough. It reports no horse work at present, with Forbes Jockey meeting prospects. Mentions the Morches Pollo Court week and charges against Charles Wy and Edwin Blane for indecent language.
A quiet Forbes marriage unites Persoral Speck and Nidholli amid town activity. Parkes minister presides as local officials, Bank of Australasia staff, and civic figures discuss relocations, new appointments, and future plans including air service inspection, school staff shifts, and social events.
A fire at Hugo's Lachlan Buriet premises prompted an inquiry. Witness Montgomerie, for the Central Insurance Co, suggested the blaze began in a box with brown papers and volatile contents. Bert Hilterman cited signs of two internal breaks and shelf fragments supported Hugo’s claim.
A Lucerne thresher named Forbes First is shown in Linedon Street as a new farming machine. Thomas Belloven of Merrivale purchased it to help his work, with the device costing about £800 and drawing many orders, signaling Forbes devotion to field industry and initiative.
A telegraphic report outlines courtroom drama with a guilty verdict and sharp political critique. It notes Government spending, Labor stance on Archtrale, and Australia’s role in diplomacy, plus looming May Day like observances and local police case in Albury.
Fragmentary OCR shows a late 19th or early 20th century notice about a gathering of Saltere members at a Manaury hotel with vague references to trading, a car joke about 4K, and a Goose Grey dealer entry. The readable items mix meeting reminders, a motor car line, and a stray name Templar Atrest.
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