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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 04, 1934
Page
4
Regular police wait was absent as Messrs A Quigan and D Toovey heard Home minor charges. David Le HBrecque faced indecent language and drunkenness counts after an incident near Scout Hall. Allan Caterson and Serpl Rowley both pleaded to similar offences with fines and conditional terms imposed.
After this date all persons found trespassing on Wandary Holding will be prosecuted without respect of persons. Persons removing horses or other stock without authority will be prosecuted with the utmost vigor of the law.
A civic reception in Forbes honored Commissioner McKenzie with a warm welcome from Mayor and citizens. Speakers praised his wartime leadership and service with the Salvation Army, noting his ties to the 2nd Division and the Army’s global mission. They urged unity and faith as postwar peace efforts face new tensions.
Expired licenses case heard by the Police Court on Tuesday involves failure to return two cases of Imiline to slur ex pired Weengen under the Miter Treat. fe Act. Defendants Jer ry, Mes se AY, Quilegin and K 1 Tooney faced charges. one pleaded to not returning a certificate or registration of a mother, which expired March ird. The court fined the defendant about 201, plus costs, with a seven day delay in payment. Police noted the licenses had expired and the owner had altered records.
A historical report describes social work by the Arm forces and volunteers aiding the poor and distressed. It notes soldiers and civilians assisting housing, meals, and care for youths and families, with shelters on Foster Street and St. Peter Lichomen, and efforts across multiple streets. Strong thanks are given to the Mayor and citizens for support.
Commissionee McKengie and Mrs McKensie addressed Salvation Army ladies at Inca Barracks and attended tours of sights, while Commissioner and Mrs McKensie shared Japan and China experiences. They traced Salvation Army history from 1865, noting global reach to 88 countries and 70 languages, and recalled past persecutions in Australia. They then left for Condobolin aboard a morning journey.
In a recent issue, MeoH. Elliott MLA is shown kept busy with obligatory duties as a member of Parliament. The week includes a farewell to Archdeacon Weeton at Forbes, a civic welcome to the Apostolic Delegate at Parkes, a committee meeting for the Forbes PA and H Association, and presentations tied to “Champion” and “Post” Popular Lady Quest. A civic reception at Parbow for “Fighting Mac” and the opening of a new hall are also noted.
On Em pire Day the local official spoke to students at Conkumidgera then left Cowra by train for Sydney to attend an Assembly business meeting. He plans to return tonight for Calare Electorate Council duties and a midnight home arrival. prior engagements kept him from parliamentary duties last week.
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