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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
4
Tenders are invited for the construction of one or more cottages under the supervision of Messrs. Lamrock and Bates architects of Orange. Plans and specifications may be obtained from L. Davis, Templar Street, Johnson Street.
A local function draws public attention as Will Bemands addresses Humber of prom inent eltiznne with students and parents from Lown, LVitet expected to attend, highlighting Empire Day activities and community involvement.
Keen excitement follows reports of gas bearing rests near Muriel Tarik and along the railway lines from Nywin to Toomey. The finds, linked to Pendergast and Shannon, reveal an abandoned shaft with a large formation yielding several dollars per ton, signaling potential payable pockets and ongoing developments in the mining region.
On Saturday Inn steward by replyE 10 This Omen JOR MACALI ISTE.
In memoriam notices speak of a wake and funeral arrangements with names and dates. The fragment lists a May date and mentions family members Luigi and brother, with a note about gratitude and a memorial tone. The rest is garbled text.
May 20 event in Rankin Street promises buckjumping demonstrations and lively acts as part of a regional fair. Vendors, performers, and locals anticipate a day of entertainment with colorful costumes and crowd-pleasing stunts.
A community jumble sale is planned at Gageyrio's Building Ruin Street Exolt householder, inviting donations of any article big or small to support a local hospital fund. Residents are asked to prepare items for collection and to be ready for collectors calling at the venue.
A report describes the Orange Pathological Laboratory handling specimens from 110 Western district areas. The central health department plans to expand exams, but most cases from Grange and the Western districts are not yet sent to the main facility.
The article previews seasonal prospects detailing drought and supply concerns. It references hard red winter wheat, farm labor conditions, and weather impacts on yields, noting expected shortages and variable crop health. It mentions policy mentions at the White House and potential market responses to forthcoming harvests.
A chaotic incident occurred when a roof collapsed during Aik Luarinw's hookjumping show on Monday night at Harlow. Spectators, riders, and staff narrowly avoided injury as the structure gave way, throwing debris onto the arena floor and forcing an emergency halt while authorities assessed damage and safety.
Report claims Caronbalgle Freezing Works may restart operations in the coming spring if the job and supply conditions are favorable and the workforce is available. The note cites ready ground for belief in a resumed season.
A river district story describes large potatoes and a sweet potato grown by Martin Kally. Mr Pat Glynn bought the Vogotatlo and presented it to Forhow Convent, illustrating the area’s famed agricultural fertility along Lachlan River.
Qoulburn special stock sale details appear in a damaged notice. It mentions stock numbers over 13 000 to be offered and a farmer date in October with 1600 items. The legible items include event dates and locations in Wheatley and Gourbnen.
Selvedge notes a successful clearing sale of the farming plant and hay in Anns, with prices described as satisfactory. Sixty tons of wheaten hay sold for about £3 9s, highlighting a strong average price despite partial legibility. An incomplete account mentions buyers and bidders and overall favorable outcomes.
An upcoming railway conference will assess the intercity link between centres near Goolagong and Kugho nua Condo olin. Delegates will decide on a course of action to advance the project and its broader regional effects.
A local event at Camp HI raised funds through a bartered sale of items and crafts to benefit the hospital. Volunteers organized activities and a tea service while the community donated produce, flowers, and handmade goods to support the cause.
A weather notice warns of strong showers and possible floods ahead. Forecaster Wale from Temora issues an alert for wet conditions that could impact next week, urging precautions as the season shifts toward damp spell.
BOWLS played Wednesday afternoon between A J Baldock and Buckland ended with the president’s team winning 21 8 88. Baldock showed good form while Buckland failed to impress. The best round of the unvice Landierp mallet was noted in a visit by May 24. Competitors were told their times would be struck off if they did not play on schedule.
A rep rep talks about running the mixed train between Parkes and Forbesth Railway Conmilustoneen. The reply notes pick up limits during Winter timetable and limited goods vehicles. No extension of time on up and down journeys is planned as intermediate aidings were provided.
Wild Australia show opens Monday and features top acts led by Wig Australia. The event at North Circle Park behind the Royal Hotel includes riding dogs, a Trick and Maney whip exhibition, and the Model Band performing nightly from 7 80 p m as crowds look for keen entertainment in Sydney and Melbourne.
Local notes report Gur Parkes and a budget discussion held by Byer HN at THO Church Kohawachal Wold with town folk. A deputation in ministers’ matters and Western Agricultural Fair concerns are noted along with upcoming social reunions and enforcement actions.
A wedding of interest to Trundle folk took place yesterday at Parken with Mr K Gault and Miss May Bluimona united in matrimony. Guests included Mr Ht Comans and Mr James Heal who was feted at a valedictory gathering, receiving presentations and notes from townsfolk.
The opening sporting card features Tulluw Eumeralds versus Woloraly at Forbes and Calarie battles, with a long list of players named for HM BIALDS and FEDERAUS squads. Racing events on Westnesday and yesterday include handicap fixtures and juveniles with noted contenders and winners across several heats.
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