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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 13, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note outlines land matters, allied bookkeeping and rent, with references to clauses at Innocency and a term PHONT 270. Curtailed language omits clear names, dates, or entities but implies an official notice on land and financial provisions.
Mr Stewart J Huburt of Killara announces to the public his intention to prepare plans and supervise the removal of any fast dentind or other tiellibag roinitest in his district. The notice requests attention to his proposed practice and oversight measures.
A garbled text fragment mentions style and a location or group. It lacks clear names, dates, or events but hints at a discussion of attire and presence. No coherent news item or factual incident is extractable from the readable portions.
A garbled OCR fragment references topics related to wartime topics and security terms including weapon, pay, and names. Readable elements are scarce. core names or places are not identifiable. The text lacks clear events, dates, or concrete entities to summarize further.
A disordered notice records sale of an old building at Meswn Wy near Garmwgy. The piece mentions urbanite detours and corner actions tied to redevelopment by Nuntruburla and neighboring interests. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
A fragmentary medical society notice lists donors and attendees including Miss Tone Forbes Vile, J. Hutehiann, Mes Whiter, and Mis Hille OF exami. The damaged text mentions breakfasts, cakes, milk, and a fourteenth set roll, with many names unreadable. The item resembles a community donation event or hospital fund listing with unclear details.
A cryptic report details the disappearance of a resident in Ashburnham amid a wave of confusion. The article mentions unnamed witnesses and a possible link to local tensions, with investigators combing areas around the town and noting unsettled inquiries.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions racing or coursing topics with scattered names and places. It shows garbled terms like Maye Hine and Hs woth, plus references to people such as Ahvnlat Viper and Hawernes, but lacks coherent facts or dates.
The Barty correspondent recalls Ghesher and the Heshur era with memories of past leaders. It mentions Thomay Chesher, Lie Shab welders, and Vivian Bole in Sydney, along with horse racing figures and local names tied to Canjali NSW.
A garbled telegraphic report cites discussions on online payments, railway costs, and constitutional questions. It mentions a ministerial stance on federal arrangements, concerns over price stability, and potential impacts on plantations and ports, with unclear dates or clear actors.
The pamphlet warns of a severe influenza outbreak overwhelming the focal hospital system. Doctors urge rest and bed, while authorities note rising cases and a shift in medical notices. Public health officials describe the outbreak as persistent and widespread.
A garbled list of names and fragments appears to be an OCR error with scattered references to individuals and places. The readable items include mentions of Wim Hy Jamies Henderson Moss Moreland and Sidney Cowell, but exact roles, dates, or locations are not clear.
The local court tennis match between Wosbee and Band HEIs produced a Ferber win. Afternoon play by the Jadias featured multiple doubles and pairs including Watton, Boxgrove, Patenter, Loxley, and Falconer with varied scores such as 5 4 6 6 3 6 6 2. Overall, the record lists numerous pairings and results across a busy session.
A garbled report notes several infections and deaths in Melbourne and nearby stations, with 1845 total new country raises and references to critical warnings. Mentions Newcastle cargo handling refusal and violent meteorological or plagues-like data, but many details are unreadable.
A fragmentary notice describes an individual admitted to a hospital yesterday after a deadly incident. The report places the event in the Firhus district near a cemetery and mentions an undertaker named ANT Pusley. The text is garbled with many unreadable words and unclear details.
Unclear OCR text fragment mentions Vivantell Jo and various garbled phrases about towns, government, and travel. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond scattered names. Summary presents unreadable lines as best effort of a local brief.
A garbled passage asks about removal recommendations for a group or place and references multiple improper names and locations. The text muddles origins and actions, making precise identification and sourcing unclear.
In Forbes Court Watters Frank W faces a charge of drunk and disorderly after being found asleep at Watheon Court. Mr Moloney appeared for the defendant while Mr Hawkins represented the prosecution. the record notes a seven day timeframe and unclear sentencing details from the period.
Lawerence Gilmertin of Cranes and partners and others faced charges for keeping too many rabbits on property. Several defendants pleaded guilty or were fined for similar offences. Costs and professional charges recorded. numerous names appear with varied penalties. verdicts delivered with monetary fines and fees.
A readers' transcription outlines a Forbes District Hospital meeting with attendees including Sly, Mr Mulville, and A. Auatem among others. The minutes mention hospital admissions on March 1 and April 30, ward updates, donations, management discussions, and staff remuneration. The document briefly notes the Matto report and medical staff efforts, plus community donations and a new clothing line. It also references product advertisements for Chest ailments and peppermint cure.
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