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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1924
Page
4
Vandialla Stores announces print offerings including confectionery fruits toys and hardware. The ad touts a large soda restaurant, a Wardware department, and mentions partners such as Ageia Gregan Inpirynce Co and Berger's plants with services for livestock and patent riddie. Phone listed as 7.
Nchamara and Go Auctioneers and Quandialla Nchamara and Go Auctioneers announce stock and station services. Martin Keir, stock, station and general commission agent, listed on application for Pune No. 9 stock and proper thes.
In Quandiaila the Mother Coat State hosts a public sale to raise funds for local farmers and producers. The event will feature products from the Farmers and Gran Fire Comperative Co and the Producurs gd Assurance Co. Residents are invited to attend and support regional business.
An advertisement listing Quandialla Refreshment and Kooks Quandialla Refreshment as proprietors. It promotes brands of confections, smoking regalia, and small goods with services available at all hours and a fresh fish event every Thursday.
A damaged OCR item lists Le s Bowland Lolle AWD Hariness Maker as a machinery expert and agent for Standard Insurance Co. It mentions forwarding and general commission and an auction function, with unclear local district roles and repair work.
A fragmented revenue-like notice lists Norman King Fock as station and general agent and a Wheat Buyer for Loch Livyrus Co. Toy prices appear in Libern cash Mivindos on stored wheat, with various agencies and suppliers named including British Insurances, Berger's Manures, and Gray Motor Cory. The garbled text hints at equipment, steam applications, and property-related items, suggesting a broad listing of local trade and insurance notices.
An illegible OCR item advertising Quandialla Motor Garage offering Ford parts tyres petrol and repair services. Mentions union and national insurance co, and a promise of reliable work on repairable vehicles. Contains fragmented company names and unclear wording from the historical page.
The Quardialla Association held its monthly meeting on a Saturday. Officers were elected with Penfold as president and Barnes secretary. The secretary reported a £41 credit balance, postal delays hinder communications, and efforts to improve railway and local facilities continued. Weather and market conditions were discussed with cautious optimism for rain and a rebound in prices.
A fragmentary public notice lists time slots from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. with an 80 10 an 2 to 4 p.m. window and a separate 6 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. time block.
In a sad event at Laure Park near Wamboyne two young men, Frederick McNiln and Josthin Wits, were involved as a house party ends in tragedy. Abe, a local man, fired a shot near a wilga tree, killing one youth and injuring another. A coroner’s inquiry open verdict followed, with great community sympathy for the dead boy’s family and a funeral held at Analand cemetery, Wyalong.
Friday night events celebrate a school move plan with concerts and suppers. Guests Aubter George Oxborough and N. Murray recover from illnesses. a Monday visit to Forbow Hospital follows a week of care. A road accident near Hedavubong injures a boy, and cricket games, meetings, and a picnic race club set dates through April and May with arousing local interest.
Local district sports and agricultural notes recount Hogan Gate cricket displays and Hogun Cats tournaments, with senior club plans for a Batweday gathering in April. Farmers seek rain for sowing as crops, dairy, and market activity continue amid dry conditions.
On Sunday Loruship Maydon Bishop of Worber-Wilean Wi held condrmation at St Aachael s Church with many children conemted. In Lyumdie a journey by Father Hon ony to Fifield opened with blond by a lordship. A report from Croydon by phone warned Mr McGrath was seriously ill and later learned his husband died in Sydney after a blood vex owl. Weather concerns loom as 4000 ac on farm and weather sheds are planned. The Presbyterian Church anniversary concludes the day.
On Thursday the 20th, light rain fell with no points recorded though a pot or two dropped. A brisk wind blew for a week as changes approach, while ploughing continues with minor exceptions. British Austin expects arrival in the district. Crago used one. Sheep movement along the route notes markets easing as farmers report sheep as good property and wheat areas shrinking.
The Trundle Hotel has been revamped and refurnished throughout making it a premier destination in the West. It offers unmatched accommodation and services with commercial and public dining rooms, an excellent table, and a selection of beers wines and spirits.
Luxurious seven passenger all nylinder touring car offered with oil petrol and motor accessories. Ad lists agents Dalgetty Co and other businesses, local Buick dealer, repair services, storage for cars, contact via phone 18 Tay or Might.
A farewell event at Pullabooka near Sandy Creek honored Mr. Wri Werth and Mr. Robert Mutter with a social hosted by Mr. W. Butler. Speeches praised Mr. Keith and local leaders. Music by Mayoh and others, with gifts for departing residents Ah Lundare and Miss Wilson. Rain threatened nearby, but harvests and prices remained favorable for district sheep and wheat. Picked officers for the coming year included A J McCormack president and W R Butler secretary.
A Trundle club gathering formed with a lively turnout when disaster struck. Mr. Gow of Winbar suffered a fatal loss after a lamp or container with phosphorous ignited a shed where equipment was stored. The incident occurred while Gow was away from home, causing extensive damage and prompting a swift investigation into the blaze and its cause.
Auction sale of assorted stock and property conducted by Cahill and Martin for several insurers and agencies. The notice lists participating firms including Union Fire Insurance, Dalgety and Co, and others, with details on property to be sold and conditions.
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