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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
1
The Albion Hotel Forbes presents itself as a leading commercial house with superior rooms and attentive service. Proprietor WM Freebairn highlights honest liquors, well cultivated wines, and arrangements aimed at patron comfort and pleasure.
An Australian hotel listing on Lachlan and Templar Streets promotes high quality accommodation and meals. The ad claims superior service and explicit focus on comfort, with a traditional emphasis on best offerings from the establishment.
Mr. Hooper announces purchase of Wilton hotel and will operate as the House of Comfort. The new proprietor promises full bar service and meals, with accommodations for travelers. invites visitors to drop in when passing.
The Post Office Hotel undergoes major modernization to become a premier venue in Sydney. Other planned improvements include liquor licensing and enhanced patron comfort, with Jack Clark, proprietor, overseeing the redevelopment.
Mousa J B Reymond and bons lamiped announce a fresh stock at their town product store on Shortt Street Forbes. Full range includes chaff lucerne may ox ta flour bran pollard maize and chic wheat. Orders invited for AMP SAUR WINFS and fruit plus timber and hard wood products.
A fragment notes a person purchasing a new hemstitching machine and mentions preparations by an individual named Classen of hematitching. The text references COUNTRY WOMEN'S HMBTROOMS on Joust Street Parkes near Fost.
Residents and travelers to Forbes are invited to enjoy the Vandenberg Hotel improvements. The hotel promises superior accommodations with incomparable lounges and thoughtful conveniences for guest comfort under proprietor Gentl TM.
Hotel Victoria Wade in New Munacement AS operates as a popular motel with solid comfort claims. Unclear details about how and whom it accommodates. mentions E. Martin proprietor and related features.
Plainspoken trespass warning states after this date all persons on WANDARY HOLDING property will be prosecuted without regard to form. It warns that moving animals or stock without authority will be seized with the full rigor of the law.
A reward of 20 pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension of the person responsible for the theft of a marked mare from Wandary, Sheep Bar Market. The mare is branded Won Buck D Eat Maree and Caite Brand, Spyemaam, Walter W. R. Stitt, Forbon.
Advertisers must submit copy changes by a stated deadline each week. Copy received earlier will be processed with careful alignment and improved display in upcoming issues. The rule remains in effect and will not be altered in the future.
The Goong Shire Council meeting attendees include Cra. R. Job president F A Gray RP Pilling B B Bridle and A W Guckram. They endorsed President action on telephone post permits, discussed annual conference dates May 18 to 20, and debated motions on road maintenance motor tax collection, and stopping speed contests on public roads after a fatal near miss. Rabbits prickly pear trespass and a proposed highway alteration between Camden and Picton were raised, with protests urged and funds suggested for alternative routes.
Proceedings discuss government aid for wheat growers amid concerns over price support and pool rules. Officials and farmers debate compensation terms and the future of the 1916 17 wheat pool as a hearing nears to resolve allocation and withdrawal questions.
Plant breeders report on the Buddah oats and an early ripening wheat variety from Sun Hae being tested for suitability in 1024. The discussion covers yields, disease resistance, and farmer interest, noting the need to replace older varieties with higher yielding, early maturing strains to improve wheat and oat production and market value. The text emphasizes benefits to growers and potential regional adoption in America or Europe.
A damaged notice notes a fading photograph of a loved one found near Central Station Sydney at 727 Generue Street. The finder offers a location and asks about return options with open Saturdays afternoons and during holidays.
A local listing highlights the White Rose as the place to go for cool drinks and a special mid day specialty. The notice promotes the venue as a preferred stop for refreshment and unique offerings.
The council discussed a road form inspection on Yarrabandai Trundle and an associated removal of noted issues. A tour of the shire was debated with no fixed date. McIntosh and Imerton sought subdivision of the Perks Estate Buck Trunfle Road, approved conditionally. A picture show building at Nurundal was approved pending engineery specifications.
Orient Line Australia to England calls at Colombo Naples Gibraltar Southampton and London. Passenger notes include cabin numbers and sailing dates with references to port calls and departure times. Local agents listed: Edward Weaver & Co and Orient Steamship Company Ltd, 2 4 Spring Street Sydney.
Fragmentary OCR notes list Clarrie Howe Hag with Rey Nolds and Chambergin as partners and mentions various local businesses including Stationery Sporting ova Lund Confectionery Cspot Phy and well known references. No clear event or date is provided.
Amateurs mine developed at Lachlan Street in Sanie of Auntritnith. Propriatnr, Whonn 846, location noted.
An advertisement from SHIRVINGTON'S BOOT SHOP promotes a Singer sewing machine for sale or hire. The text mentions delivery, parts, repairs, and rental by day or night. It references Wilda Street near Cricket Ground and Harry G. Styles as proprietor.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions McNeilly Crampton and Martin law firm names and references private matters, notices, and names like Orange Women with numbers. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or outcomes.
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