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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
11
A local advert lists toys including mechanical toys, Xmas and New Year cards, motor cars and trolleys. It also promotes a big block of Kodak film and Aiwa services for film development and game day service.
The Presbyterian Flower Show opening Tuesday evening drew big crowds with a riot of beauty and color. Mayor A B Twogood presided over the event, praising the exhibitors and noting a lively two day period of sales and refreshments. Prize winners included W Pavey for Best Collection and Best 12 varieties, with multiple stalls and helpers listed among the participants.
Fragmented OCR reads like a long list of people and items including fruit vegetables crafts foods and various names such as Buckland Edwards Acheson Beene and Rogers with scattered brands and descriptions. The legible portions suggest a catalog style or prize entries rather than a cohesive event.
The NSW Rugby League has adopted most World Cup style rules aiming for faster play. Amendments cover dropout play the ball and handling of kicks within the goal area, with referees gaining greater decision power and emphasis on continuing play without whistle stoppages.
Readable shows list of prize categories in a flower show with names like W. Pavey Robinson and Mrs Bowler. Highlights include carnations, geraniums, apricots and various color varieties. Awards noted for best carnations and lilies with numerous exhibitor entries and judges.
Fragmented notice mentions McNeilly Crampton Martin Ltd and Orange Stock Sales. Vague lines reference Latenm Lords Place and Resting Paddocks with terse phrases about private airways and Telegrama recapsual. No clear dates or actions emerge.
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