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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
3
The notice outlines the terms and particulars of an application addressed to the principals. It specifies the required information, eligibility, and submission steps, urging timely compliance and outlining potential further actions for nonresponse.
F.W.M.A Lond., M.B.C.V.8. Lond. veterinary surgeon correspondence service offers prompt phone messages and telegrams with contact via phone 107. The surgeon will be in Forbes next Monday and can be consulted at Flannery's Hotel.
Nurno Hutton is on holiday from the district Hospital as Parkes District Court convenes next Tuesday. Rain drenched the region with varying intensity. Harvest services drew large crowds at St Andrew's Church. Dr W H Boazman is convalescing at Austermer after leaving Kilda Hospital. The marriage boom continues. Parkes to hold a referendum on sanitary improvements in Trundle. Chas Coghlan appointed district organiser for Ashburnham farmers and settlers. The Methodist Conference president Rev W Pearson was in charge of the Parkes circuit during church construction. Hospital demand remains high, January patient total highest since 191%. Rev W H Howard, former Parkes boy, now Methodist secretary, once worked in Clarinda Street. Forbes and Parkes band visited Cook Park for charity collections. Parkes received £18 for park improvements. Parkes cricketers defeated Manildra 71 to 14?4, next play Beargamt Muild. P M M'Girr and F B Cummins named presidents in local Labor League. Frank Spicer replaced as secretary by Wm Webster. A school farm planned, operations pending numerous preliminaries. A swag from Hartley's Creek find yielded two union tickets naming J Seth. Anzac Chair singers presented conductor Rev Ginsbach with a baton. Alderman Geddes returned as deputy mayor after a holiday. quorum issues caused surprise. Venables' foundry fire near Davie’s Hotel Wax caused damage about £400. insurance limited. Sheep stealing case from Yeoval postponed. Madden linked to Tanswell, case moved to Forbes Sessions.
An advertising reminiscence from Randwick Sydney praises Exzerma as a near cure for eczema after two years of suffering. The writer, Draggiate or from s. FIELDER, expresses disbelief at any product matching Exzerma and notes a bottle improved his condition. B/ 2/6
The report notes the Radnor horse killed during the week and outlines nominations closing Tuesday nine o'clock for Forbes Jockey Club and Wibernian Traces. It covers training details for five horses, results from Flemington and the Australian Cup, and a sparrow match at the Botanical Gardens with multiple winners listed.
Sales of district stock at Homebush on Monday featured E P West Trundle with 52 crossbred wethers and multiple lots. A T Medcalf Trundle offered 1 crossbred wether, 7 mixed, 2 shorn lambs and 13 ram lambs. Cattle included 3 cows and heifers to £16 1s, averaging £14 18s 5d. 3 ewes to £11 0s 0d, averaging £14 12s 4d. 1 stag £17 5s. Weir heifers and other stock noted. buyer ETA S-.
Steamers leaving Sydney for London via the Suez Canal carry letters for soldiers in Egypt and the Dardanelles. Post letters at Forbes the Thursday before the vessel sails. Malwa sails March 15. No change in the army letter address is needed. address as formerly.
Scottish Union and National Insurance Co at 84 Pitt Street Sydney promotes funds of ten million pounds and offers life, fire, accident, workmen's, and live stock policies for dwellings stores farms and crops at low rates with coverage for homesteads, woolsheds, barns and haystacks.
Tyres cooled with a mood and dished without burning. A new, complete plant in the district can handle any tyre size from large to small. An expert is in charge overseeing operations.
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