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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
3
Forbes praises the biographical booklet Historic Foebots Trip as a fine example of first-rate printing. The Advocate office in Forbes produced an 80 page art paper illustrated with half tone engravings and a color cover, impressing reviewers with sharp impressions and accurate color.
William Sinclair licensed Forbes Motel faced charges for letting a prohibited person enter for an unlawful purpose on February 27. Henry Wenzell pleaded guilty to on premises violation. fined £2 6s costs. James Webster charged similarly for being on premises February 21. pleaded guilty. fines set. Police testimony described hotel door access and a backroom incident as evidence.
Quality and service emphasized by chemist H. J. Fowler at Rankin Street. He promises strict testing of every drug parcel to ensure safety and quality for prescriptions and urgent needs. Home delivery available day and night with free daytime town delivery and calls to doctors.
Printed catalogue offer for rubber stamps and related products. Includes references to linen stamps and an advocacy office, with emphasis on selecting best rubber stamps and seeing the printed catalogue for details.
At the Forder Court on Tuohiy before Mery Mille and Tuwhins, Croft was charged with serving grog to Sergeant Young while off duty. Inspector Whitfield testified, and Mrs Croft tended the bar. The bench found Croft guilty and fined £2 with 6 shillings costs.
Large quantity of firewood available with speedy home delivery across town. Speciality wood and kindling on hand to meet customer needs.
A Sydney column reports on soldiers and their families awaiting moves to Duntroon and Moors Park. It discusses reinforcements, social scenes, and contrasting opinions on reform and wartime duties in a lively 1910s tone with references to the Herald and public sentiment.
Customers are urged to note that the mill closes on Saturdays. The notice references regular hours and a phone contact Forbes for information.
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