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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
2
Huy Draught Hapse and white deer appear in a garbled notice from AML Society. The district travelling agent B Treatt provides information on life assurances and the ad mentions advertising costs and waivers.
Disjointed OCR fragment references ware and grain terms, buyers and sellers, names like WALKER and LESLIE, and a date noting Saturday April. Mentions Pine Park and export activity. Data is fragmentary with many unreadable words and misspellings.
A government body offers up to 2 pounds on Monday March 27 to support construction of a large dam along the Lial Digie White on the Wumavouan Creek. Details and forms may be obtained from the Head Office at 247 George Street, Sydney, or the Clerks of Petty Sessions at Ferber and Condobolti.
A large concert program features Sydney talent with Leoat and NrHaIW leading a lineup. Special attractions include Atl Richard archihaws of Sydney and the Qusey 6 Hill London reading English provincial camino. The Salo Oechiestral and Ruy y Mhilharmonie Society from Sydney participate.
On Friday morning the scene near Gam Sway, MT featured local anglers and observers. Participants included Brad Peters and Lars 269th, with reports of a large catch and lively commentary from the crowd about a torpedoed tale of a fish nearing the shoreline.
A frayed report documents donations to Forbes Hospital over the past month. Names include C. Gunn, Mrs. tae, Mrs. Comunity Men A, M’Mahon, Sweeney, Mrs. Victor Wilson, Golding, and multiple local supporters contributing eggs, milk, fruit, jam, exhibits, tools, and other items.
Tomorrow marks the special event at the showground railway park where exhibits will be held and the town’s amusements occupy the grounds. The day promises fairs, games, and public hotel listings aside from the main exhibition.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a boxing show in Forbes on Saturday night. Mentions Toby Bkinner and Jimmy Molden amid uncertain details about anticipated fights and arrival of Holden.
Community members at Morbos Fok pila tant wikt plan a ball with mixed opinions. April event will honor past decor and feature a brief meeting with nearby groups to discuss plans and safety measures.
A country women’s conference began at the Country Club at 1 Castle Reach Street Sydney on April 18. Dame Mareoret Perga opened proceedings focusing on improving the conditions of women and addressing wide political and social issues raised by participants.
Fragmented notice announces a clearing sale at Mockwill Farm on Wednesday March 28. The sale will involve plants and related items with buyers expected to attend at Parbes and Mewar. Early buyers may secure items via road access entrants.
Government report notes drilling by C Hamilton under J A Rawson on Marcella Trundle and Saluabury properties. Initial flow about 14,000 gallons per day at 360 Keo, later reduced to 39,000 gallons daily amid water supply concerns and site issues.
The Parkes party received £60 Shominld Mandieap for 120 yards as the Fortes and Parkes team lines were set for tomorrow's meet. Listed runners include W Webb, W Anderson, Lys Clotliver, White, Logie, Lawlis, Gato, Taylor, Otahame, and Reon. Several Portes participants are noted.
Firemen from Forbes attended the Bendigo event with mixed results. One exchange saw participants misread the administration rules, causing a disqualification after a pole vault mishap. Despite the setback, the team garnered some competitive moments before the controversy.
An item in the Government Gazette of March 1 hints at a new brands act under regulation. It notes that registration may be free if attended within a statutory window, with a 2/6 stamp duty and a projected expenditure around £14,000 in the Thom area.
An W. G. Nawling reports on district forage and stock health. Pasture was plentiful but drought tied growth, with stock generally in good condition as about 70 percent fat. Sheep fared well, fowls desired more grain, and water access remained limited in places. Rabbit hunting and external factors mentioned amid a general sense of improving but uneven conditions.
The case involves Edward Corrett admitting guilt on two charges of pretence at Port, with a sentence to run concurrently. Evidence linked the accused to deceitful acts involving a Potbes owner, a hotel upstand, and a cheque for £210. Trial adjourned with remand for a week. timeline and surrounding details unclear due to damaged text.
Personal and social items report resignation from the Portber Immediate High School department head role, a shark reference to Urana pont, and a secretary at the Forbet Pr Hoard meeting. The piece also covers a marriage in Sydney, Miss Murtonibidden’s wedding to Mr Elizabeth Searle, and a wedding reception at The Mac Hougie with attendees and flowers described.
The Centrad Woitortr Council held a conformative meeting at Burkiow to set show dates. Notable items include August events at Gate and Parkes, with nominations for officers and a call to form the executive committee.
Fragmented OCR text contains a spurious offer with unclear names and generic statements about a product. It mentions special offers and a call to action but lacks verifiable entities, dates, or concrete facts.
The Board reported the Department of Laude has issued overdue notices related to wire waiting and analyzed steps taken to address late payments. The document lists several case identifiers and amounts, noting actions approved or pending for landholders on regulated terms.
A fragmented page lists post office hours holiday closings and licensing renewals, plus meetings of community groups and a cattle sale with prices. It notes railway demurrage issues, shop promotions, and local business ads for footwear, haberdashery, and Easter preparations.
Latest cables report British and allied forces fighting rebels across multiple fronts. Ambushes and bombardments disrupt positions near Hawt Mund and Benonions while reports indicate 8000 rebels entrenched near New awwiy. Casualties include dead and wounded with several guards killed, prisoners taken, and commandoes arriving at Avigeradorp.
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