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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
4
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Station and Farm Arconits offers general accountancy services including inventories tax work income tax returns prepared.
The document advertises a prestigious Anglican girls school in Orange NSW led by Headmistress Miss Tubhurst, listing affiliations with Bathurst and Rockhampton institutions. It touts modern facilities, fine grounds, and a thriving climate, inviting prospects to apply for enrollment and a place in a splendid educational program.
Report summarizes ongoing tallies for Forbes Red Cross Legion with several returns pending and the final result expected to be favorable. Officials express cautious optimism about the strong performance and overall positive outlook as counts come in.
Mrs. Lael, secretary, announces that parental consent is no longer required for lads under 21 who wish to enlist, per a communication from headmasters. This changes enrollment procedure for underage service applicants.
Meo W. Bassett of Canowindra visits town to finalize a sale from the Stokes estate of the Forbes Flour Mill. The mill, formerly run by To Clark, is now leased by T. Stimson. Bassett highlights favorable prospects and notes the mill’s traction with shipments to Victoria and other southern markets.
A garbled review notes Lorne Pictures showing a Mexican comes across style comedy titled Mex Comes Across at the Lari Minti. It mentions influence from Max Linder and Charlie Chaplin with parody and carnival humor amid a line of early 20th century cinema tropes.
A garbled OCR fragment evokes Chaplin and a mosaic of names, places, and phrases with no clear narrative. It reads like shattered notes from a page, mixing references to individuals, events, and items without coherent context or chronology.
Constable 0 Mallen and a Tram We have been transferred by parties amid changes in the Veunidle Tomstaile area. Tubman takes line place as new official. Giripes promoted to Tingha in the tverell district amid ongoing reassignments.
In a notice spanning April 1 to May 6, Recruiting Officer lists numerous names across Parkes Forbes and Sydney regions. It states young men under 21 no longer need parental consent, naming many individuals including J Heslop Hurlstone Park and S Smith Parkes, with multiple entries from Bathurst, Forbes, and Cookamidgera.
Local notes cover Forbes Stoukinbinga show adds sales, donations, and crowd scenes. Mentions heifer sales, Red Cross fundraisers, cricket club gifts, and a lecture to aid a candidate. Describes crowding, races, and a ratel of items from Mulganudry and Westfalia. The War Chant street stall reopens May 4 at Mellor Corner.
Personal notes from Forbes recount Corperal Carl Willy’s move to the Commonwealth Bank in London after service in France and multiple family letters reporting wounded sons in the West Front. The missives cover weddings, trophies, a Mouser pistol, and letters from Private Billy Touth and Private A BR Smith returning to Australia, with local events like a double wedding at Church of England and tributes from the community.
A cryptic report notes a sudden event during a lecture in Ymerlen. Secretary Alenialler Bhevhill addressed Awstratia from the Hoardomel bea and visited Forbes, where entertainment was well received amid the audience.
Mrs Richards lost a cheque for £1 at her stall and reported it to police. Mr E E Richardson paid the cheque into his account and was told of the theft. Charles Upright, described as half-caste, allegedly handed the open cheque to Richardson at a hotel bar. Upright faced Forbes Court on Wednesday for stealing the cheque dated May 4 from FL Street payable at Ang..."
In Forbes Court on Tuesday the P M Mr Holcombe told rabbit Inspector Bowler he found a rabbit warren on Court House premises. He said seven rabbits were seen last night and Bowler suggested summoning Inspector Jones, with Bowler to be called as a witness.
Edward Webb appeared before Mr Holcombe for indecent behaviour and associated drunkenness. Pat was present as a co defendant. Webb received a fine of 2 shillings and 8 pence.
In Forbes on May 6, Conroy and Buckley faced charge of breaking into Martin Welly’s premises and stealing harness. Witnesses testified Conroy admitted involvement while Buckley denied guilt but aided in transporting the gear. The court remanded both for trial in August with bail set at £50 for Conroy and £25 for Buckley.
Reuters and Times cables report Australian forces improving their line near Morland four and advancing 600 yards toward Morlancourt while Haig notes La Bassee La Clutte sector restored. German attacks near Kemel and Boormosele threaten Ypres flank as Front lines shift and Allied High Command weighs all possibilities.
Sydney reports in the House of Representatives show four returned soldiers seeking £12 12s a week to work at a barrel sulter factory. Melbourne domestic workers form a new union demanding mutual wage and free employment agency services. The Federal Arbitration Court rejects preference for the Waderside Workers Federation. An Australian Soldiers Repayment Bill amendment sets two months after arrival in Australia for discharged soldiers. Premier Me Fivan warns against conscription and calls for community harmony to hasten the war’s end.
Mer Wallace Halter and Migs fileen Kelly wed in a Westtewdly ceremony. The bride wore white crepe de chine and silk, with her brother Mr Erinest Kelly as escort. After the service, guests joined the couple at Mere OO Lbrie Hley's reception before departing for Orange.
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