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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 21, 1940
Page
2
Fragmentary notes describe Anundien Bend Shackleton Wilke and colleagues in a polar exploration setting. References to agencies Basra and electric night tor and a future nest time hint at logistics and timing for a voyage or mission.
The ceremony honored 09 earners at the Ambulance Station with certificates for first aid and home nursing under the John’s Ambulance Association. The list includes many names such as Gertliotes Jew Meuse Ely Stor Fan Mulya get Metlon Atelor There will be no event of the Award Wem.
Reports reveal Lyvidhurst Shire Council pressed for payment on the Central Table Lands water project. The De Pardini of Waths and Ebeal Gime Framont indicated the scheme funds were due, with engineers and government figures debating survey costs and project progress as council actions proceed.
The note lists a series of farewell events and council activities including a municipal gathering on Wednesday March 21 at the Mirc Tennis Club in Fort, with involvement from the mayoral committee and the Red Cross chapter. Community groups coordinate charity and civic efforts in a broadument.
Fragmentary OCR reads about London and Glony Instance Co and local agents Moore Brooke with unclear asset and payment terms. The garbled lines mix school and corporate references with scattered figures and labels, lacking coherent events or dates.
The notice chronicles regular village vehicles and addresses in Sydney with references to George Street and a long-standing market or meeting by Mr Re Omge BLO. It mentions a lecture and a nearby van service, hinting at ongoing community events over three decades.
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