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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 16, 1915
Page
4
Listing of numerous flower and garden seeds with prices in old style currency. Items include giant flowering mums, Delphinium forms, Chinese flowers, and assorted vegetables, with varied brands and color assortments. Prices range from 1d to 1s per item.
J A Dransfield seed importer based in West Maitland remains stocked through MRE and URINS stations. The notice references ongoing inventory and a later financial figure of £20 250, with unclear context and attribution.
Rome dispatches describe a desperate, complex situation with public opinion split and indecision over Italy’s next steps. The government bears a heavy burden amid Austrian and German pressures and broader wartime commitments.
The Servian army publicly halts offensive operations for an undefined period as Austrian forces advance. Officials report heavy casualties and widespread hospital strain with inadequate accommodations.
In the East the German front near Niemen concentrates forces, with reports of up to four million men drawn from new formations to threaten the Vistula and Warsaw corridors. German mobilization aims to push Russian lines back toward the Vistula and Ostrov, while warning that fresh troops are largely unused and risk demoralisation.
Field Marshal Sirohn French announces success after a heavy artillery assault near Souve Chapele. Troops captured and held Silage Du Tremont region, expanding advance toward Tronchew and trapping prisoners. A planned counterattack crossed yards during Thursday, with further operations outlined.
On Wednesday and Thursday the Indian Army Corps repelled a German counter-attack. The offensive drew enemy forces into retreat after several divisions attacked. Sixty prisoners were captured and the village of Popinette Way was held by the army with minimal losses.
A damaged report recounts the sinking of a merchant cruiser after a torpedo attack, with thirteen crew members missing and a number of survivors rescued by lifeboats. The Castlereagh tried to intervene as a rescue, with uncertain timing and a brief rescue attempt lasting about twenty minutes.
Minister Zoerapnes in the Greek cabinet presents a policy aimed at solid foundations for work life and national stability. Venezelos and pro workers factions back the program amid ongoing discussions and controversial reactions within the chamber. The report notes a month of deliberation and renewed focus on reform despite disputes.
A fragmentary Australian wartime dispatch describes destroyers and battles in the Pacific, naming places like Parramatta and Māori territories and mentioning Allied and Axis forces. It notes heavy losses and strategic actions, with references to naval operations, casualty counts, and shifting positions across theatres.
A garbled report describes intercepts and threats of bombardment linked to Dermen wirefens munsazen. It notes wireless interceptions, the town threatened, and the out office and telephone systems remantled while destroyers depart. The commander praises overall efficieny and enthusiasm among crew.
Reports describe a new naval action with a 11 800 ton vessel and 700 crew, German ambassador status, and Turkish Albanian Balkans diplomacy. An auxiliary cruiser Bayano sank near Corsewall, and German submarine activities are noted along with Admiralty cautions and troop movements in Europe.
H V Croft announces he will operate a well known property as a mixed use hotel site. The plan targets residential and commercial use with anticipated development at Albion Rotel. Formal details and timeline remain to be announced.
Georg Dunn announces to Forbes and District the intent to operate the Aboys Hotel with steady attention to business and a fair share of patronage for up to 50 years following his predecessor Tariff as usual four shillings per day.
Fragmentary note outlines terms for workmen's compensation and accident insurance by River branches. Mentions representatives of RATA CO and personal accident coverage with adapted terms for applicants.
An announcement states the proprietor will continue operating a first class commercial and family hotel under the well known bones, with plans tied to the box over the property. The notice mentions Coleman as proprietor and signals ongoing business activities.
Air Martin announces takeover of the Club House Hotel formerly run by Lal Wallace. He plans up to date management with Wines and Spirits labeled and tables supervised by Mrs Martin. Exceliour Seablite Accommodation and storage for motor care offered.
Jack Dowley announces to Forties residents that he will take over the stables from Mr Jack Robb. The public is assured of Dowley’s practical horse handling and business experience and confidence in entrusting affairs.
F Peters Liesiit announces the purchase of the late Mr E Mett’s business in Lachlad next the Forrest Times Office. It offers comprehensive painting and varnishing work in the Empire AH Comeh building with guaranteed results from 25 Wy to £15.
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