Sports Meeting At Parkes For Forbes vs Parkes
Parkes hosted an inter town sports meeting with Forbes High School, featuring tennis, football, and junior matches. Forbes led after a strong showing in tennis and football, with junior football a 4-0 Forbes victory and pen alty points from McQuillen.
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Parkes
Forbes High School
Forbes
H Heath
NS. Gould
Missen LH Brewster
H. Sneddon
Cameran
Dowbt
F. MerQuillen
R. Turner
J. Girdam
BE. Kathgate
C. Reynolds
D. Colling
G. Reynolds
D. Clothier
C. Twat
Strickland
W. Tinman
Barton
J. Smith
R. Wilson
J. Davis
H. Grimmett
W. King
Elghth
J. Golvii
Clarrie Pascoe
A. Jameson
Charle Pascoe
Norman Gedd
Jock Mills
Keith Angus
Fred Job
McQuillen
Mr. Heath
Stacy Forbes
Out of Work Bench Obglded Peter's Pranks
Peter Woodbridge was sentenced to one month in Orange Gaol for vagrancy. He had harassed residents with antics including battering a dog with an axe head. He blamed unemployment but offered to work when possible. supervision will continue after release.
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Orange
Peter Woodbridge
Orange Court
Sergio McKean
Woodbridge
Dench
Cardinals Plan May 29 Carnival and Country Week Prep
At a weekly meeting the Cardinals Hockey Club voted to hold a carnival on Wednesday May 29 and to finalize the Popular Girl Competition that day. Plans include a pale dance and inviting teams from surrounding centres for Country Week in Sydney starting June 1. The club aims to prepare for the metropolis games and asks members to attend Nelson Park practices each Wednesday and Sunday.
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Cardinals
Sydney
Jones
Nelson Park
After Hours Liquor Case at Forbes Victoria Hotel
Clarence Brown was convicted and fined for breaching liquor laws by baling on the Victoria Hotel premises after trading hours. Licensee Reginald Oxley also convicted for allowing Brown on the premises. Evidence described Brown entering via a side door, the bar area lit, and a small gathering inside as officers arrived. Brown and Parsons were linked to seeking Frank Parsons, a Cowra Road farmer, during April, with Oxley claiming bookings were left to staff.
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Victoria Hotel
Clarence Brown
Forbes Court
BR. A. Oxley
Brown
Woods
Arnold
Sergt
Roley
Templar and
Lachlan Streets
Addrega
Farsons
the Victoria
Parrotia
Wilpeas
Parsons‘ Arother
Melllon
Inspector Woods
Anothe Bar
Strown
South Forbes
Parsons
Frank Parsons
Victoria
Hubert Paracus
Browner
Vlaleinghe
Prank Parsons
Cowra Road
Defendant
Hubert Adrian Parsons
Forbes
Licenace
Lcensee
Reginal
Arthur Oxley
W T
Punter Peeved Lost Ticket Leads to Court Action
At Dubbo Court yesterday a young man named Merchant faced charges of obtaining 3 10 by false pretences after a ticket purchaser Walkom claimed he was defrauded when he could not collect a bet on Sunny Empire at the Dubbo Cup meeting. Witnesses linked Walkom and Merchant, with Duffy for the defence. the PM dismissed the case and ordered a refund to Merchant.
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Dubbo
Dubbo Court
Merchant
M. J. Duffy
Sergt. Sweeney
Walkom
Sunny Empire
Woods
Edward Grayndler
Toone
Defendant
Aid
Grayndler
Sergi
Sweeney
Wellington
Dempsey
Roy Dempsey
Six Disputes Committee members charged over May Day procession
Sydney court records reveal summonses issued against six members of the Disputes Committee Trades Council in connection with the May Day procession.
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Sydney
Sydney Wool Sales Show Stable Values Despite Mixed Lot Quality
The Farmers & Grazier Co op reports 6139 bales catalogued for 7 July with steady prices compared to the April sale. Buyers from Yorkshire, France, Germany, other Europe, and Japan supported a balanced market, with weak merino fleece and earthy lots noted. Skirtings sold well and tambs and crutchings were in demand. Light supplies expected for hearings June 17 to 19.
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Farmers & Graziers” Co-op. Co
New England
Yorkshire
France
Germany
Japan
Gaslight Co completes five miles of Forbes road tar
The Australian Gaslight Company finished about five miles of tarred roadwork in Forbes with another mile to complete before operations cease. Streets completed include Grange Road Camp Street and others. footpaths to Town Hall also covered at company expense.
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The
Australian Gaslight Co
Forbes
Operatoria
Grange Road
Camp Street
Flint Street
Iron Bridge
Forrester Street
Hill Street
Court Street
Johnson Street
Templar Street
Battye
Rankin
Rankin, Sherritt
Brown
Council
Cornell
Woman found dead in Sydney vacant allotment
The body of 66 year old Selloy Stasley was found on a vacant allotment in Erakineville, Sydney, last night. Police believe the deceased was a methylated spirits addict.
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Sydney
Selloy Stasley
Erakineville
Plane Wreck at Avord Aerodrome Kills Five
A warplane at Avord Military Aerodrome detached a wing and crashed during bombing practice, killing five servicemen. Authorities fear further danger from unexploded bombs in the wreckage and call on experts to remove them.
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Paris
Treaday
Avord
Forbes Sewerage Scheme to Start in Six Weeks
Indications point to the Forbes centrage sewerage project beginning in six weeks. Contractor Mr. William advises the town clerk that plant installation will soon proceed, with trenching and labor mainly by the department. Local unemployed expected to be hired first, with outsiders only if needed.
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Forbes
Haw
Pantie Works Department
WATER FIRST Baths May Follow Ratepayers Referendum
Parkes aldermen rejected Ald. Howell's bid to push immediate pleas for baths. A referendum will decide the issue with the council planning to proceed if the public votes in favor. Five votes supported the referendum amendment, while opposition argued delay.
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Parkes
Ald.Howell
Ald
Howell
Ald. Spicer
Counell
Spicer
Ald. Fisher
Rev Trevor Hughes Schedule Notes
The fragment lists events with Bogun Gate at 11 pm Guaming Island at 3 pm and Forbes at 7 30 pm. Speaker Rev Trevor Hughes appears as presenter or figure associated with the times. Further details are not provided in the text.
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Bogun Gate
Guaming Iland
Forbes
Trevor Hughes
Local Licensee Fined in Premises Case
Mr. Arnold said the defendant had not stated he was on the premises for a lawful purpose. Points in the defense were said to be conflicting. The licensee was fined £2 with two points.
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Bergt
Brown
Sergt
Rowley
Parsons
With & Costa
Mr. Arnold
Dissolution of Partnership Notice by Charles North
Charles North of Quandialla informs the public he has severed ties with the firm Sellen Andrews & Worth and will carry on business personally. He invites quotes for building work including brick wood and concrete and will supervise all contracts personally. Signed Charles North.
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Charles North
Quandialla
Sellen, Andrews & Worth
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Forbes Meets
Gwen Hepson
Jeanne Reymold
Jeanne Reymond
BR. Vianken
Hazel Melwean
FF Constable
Stelle Stewart
Ts Waiver
Georgie Jebert
J Sweet Aid Latrie Low
Houde
Hejen Pearce
Bench
Peter
Oxley
Meillon
J. T. Lang
Lang
Albert Bruntnall
Sydney Wool Sales
Ouralders
Aminimalm
Bureau
Cowell
Power Horse
T. Th. Jones
Birdwood
R.lee
H. N. Walker
TR Sale
Turney
Canberra
Beno
D. Miller
Department of Education
Wyanga
C. H. Drummond
Union
H. J. Elliott
Kelvyn
C.W.A
Grenfell
Owen's Orchestra
Gentea
Ladies Fy
Empire
Heinke
Forbes Branch
C.W A
Divcyss
K. Benson
See
Methodist
Mr. J.T. Woods
Commonwealth OF Australia
George James Charles Somerville
Golf Parade
Mains
Court House
C.F
Lloyd
Phillip Street
Meagher
John Meagher & Co., Ltd
F.O
A.M.L. & F. Coy. Ltd
Blight Street
D. G. Treharne
Amlandfi
E- Wallder & Co’s
Particulla
Messrs CE. Wallobar &Co
C. Heffernan
Wally
Heffernan
C. E. Wallder & CO
Charles Joseph Mazar
N.S.W
Australia
Commercial
Rankin Street
Church OF England
St. John
Crotty
Wirringa
Holy Communion
Ironbarks
F. Weston
Henry Rogerson
Charles Walt
George Palrhurat Hutchinson
Allot
Aec
Camp At
Layton
Register-General
Ard
Forbes Soldiers & Civilians' Club
Jemalong Club
Lachlan Street
Cox
F. N. Sykes
Forbes Soldiers & Civilians
Clu Lachlan Street
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