Forbes hosts first I H E Lachlan conference
Over 100 delegates attended the IHE Lachlan Division conference of the Agriculture Bureaux of N.S.W. at Forbes. The opening session in Forbes Town Hall drew about 70 then surpassed 100 as ladies and youths joined. Ald. Conridge welcomed visitors and urged focus on dairying development. President Joyeh opened with remarks on irrigation and milk markets, noting many opportunities in the district. The event underscored Forbes as a fresh host site for the gathering and promised broader agricultural discussion.
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IHE Lachlan Division
The
Agriculture Bureaux of
N.5.w
Forbes
Town Hall
Hancock
Ograwin Piaina
Forbea
Ald
P. Conridge
Deléguien
Joyeh
Jenalong Bhie
Cornell
Cee Len Othe
Deleile
Ald Conridge
M. H. Gunn
Lochian
Mi & ‘T Barish
Agricuitum
Bureau of Blew
Conridge
Ube
Sis
NSW
Mir PB
Darcy
Gunning Gap
Wen
Moclumation
Mir Parish
Gonridge
Rodger
Wong
The Christian Social Order Movement Explains Its Aim
An Australian movement promotes bringing the Gospel of the Living Christ into politics and social life. It invites public inquiry, arguing society needs spiritual renewal to avoid moral decline and national harm.
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Test— Bess
Recon
Agricultural Bureaux Conference Boosts Farmer Self Expression
The Larhian Regional Conference in Forbes highlights the shift toward farmer self-expression and broader responsibilities. It praises the local bureau for empowering farmers, advancing women’s roles, and expanding youth farmer initiatives, while noting science like tractors eases labor and elevates rural life.
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Forbes
Iit
Lhereby
Committed for Trial in Breakin Case at Forbes
The part heard case against Lechiin Cha. Jones, 22, charged with breaking and entering the garage premises of FLW. Gaggin & Co at Forbes on February 5, with intent to steal, was resumed at Forbes Poller Court before Mr. Earls PM. He was committed to stand trial at the next Quarter Sessions or another designated court. Witnesses described the scene and the suspect, and evidence included accounts from hotel staff and residents. The defense noted, and several witnesses testified about timing, proximity to the incident, and actions of involved parties.
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Lechiin
Cha. Jones
FLW. Gaggin & Co
Forte
Fortes Poller Court
Earls
Mitermeyer
Jon Haddy
Irerien
Itu Royal Hotel
Forbes
Fis Batyie
Ovio
Farrand Street
Aviive
Houw
Jim Foster
Mr. Merrion
Gioria Morne
Defendant
James Fost
Pam
Foster
Donald Camp l
Forbes Munteljums
Johnaey
Johnson Street
Beths
Jotmaon Strert
Ted
Meillon
wWitmens
Conference Items Held Over at Agricultural Bureaux Meeting
The Agricultural Bureaux Conference agenda proved too broad to fully report in this issue and items omitted will be published on Tuesday.
Bathurst Easter Carnival Bowls Results and Nominations
Results from Bathurst Easter Carnival bowls week show byes and wins in various divisions. Notable victors include Grove and Maserie in the 20 over event and Palmer and Woods in a 99 pair, with selections for A and B grade pairs and championship rinks announced. Nominations close March 17 for A and B divisions and the Buster carnival will be held with travel optional for selected players.
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Ison
Best Grove
Spencer
Buck Maserie
Sears
Gunn
Prow
Austen
Leaney
Hamer
Knapton
Beonlil
Wayne
Grime
Rath
Robertson
Vout
Breen
Sly Kelly
Whitelaw
Green
Girdham
Araldo
Palmer
Woods
McNaamere
Davey
Defendant Committed For Trial At Forbes Court
Mr Meillon argued no case for the defendant but the PM rejected this and formally charged the defendant who pleaded not guilty and reserved defence. Committed to stand trial at the next Court of Quarter Sessions in Forbes on July 2. Bail set at £90 plus surety options. Second charge concerns breaking and entering premises of F W Guggin & Co on January 71. Inspector Elia offered no evidence. Lutheran Church notices with figures 10,450 mentioned.
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Meillon
Forbes
Ball
Eell
W. Guggin & Co
Stick to What You Have Urges Mr. E Field
Mr E Field urged sticking to existing wheat policies at the Agricultural Bureaux Conference. He argued price and marketing must be stabilised, criticizing open-market dependence and calling for a workable plan to protect growers amid seasonal and market pressures. He cited historical price ranges and government payments as a basis for a robust stabilisation scheme.
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Mr. E. Field
Field
Adelaide
Mt Uney
Pletel
Wheatgrowers’ Federation
Mir Piel
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