Fire destroys grocer shop and vacant premises
A fire on Monday destroyed a grocer shop and a vacant building opposite Fivivon Litwh Hehool 4a Bhoriff Breet. The fire damaged walls and telephone wires, with occupants rescued. The building, owned by Str. Ualdark, was insured for £200. contents insured for £15. The blaze caused extensive smoke and heat, requiring emergency response and assessments of damage.
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Mtr
Wuin
Ste Wehotwen
Wrist
Carly Yeaterday
BonniNe
Alp
Miller
Cracklige Nolve
Milfor
Alwaye Moepa
Wright
Bulding
Str. Ualdark
Afr Paldock
Thiaaranca Go
Wilien Montre Tnt & Co
Akon
Mites
State
Tnupanes Co
Banquet speech touches Lithgow politics and aviation incident
The latest telegraphic report from Bydney covers a banquet in Lithgow praising the Blue Governor’s loyalty, discussion of the Melbourne airplane crash and Major Mont’s oath, and concerns over wage changes affecting Lithgow. It notes representatives of jam makers, fruitgrowers, and the Sugar Board traveling to Melbourne to discuss issues. The piece also mentions debates over Nationalist vs Country Party alignments and Ireland Home Rule remarks, along with a fire disaster at Mayndeb, Queensland.
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Lithgow
Lithgow Wits
Sugar Boar
Stalbourne
Williams
Agha
Cammpaten
Hobertaon
Eloe
Ploming
Epit Coy
Country Party
Omivalon
Sd Womminsioy
Bonnly
Pio Ye
Chavechue
Sydney
Tuyew
Howald Skeholeon
Cloncurry
White W. Boyt
Mora
Wetorla
Falie Dee
Watt
MTG
Methokene
Ireland
Bina Wein
Fugland
Britain
Clashing Showdown Delays Parkes Forbes and Young Meetings
The article details a planned racing clash among Forbes Parkes and Young, outlining proposed dates and clashes. It notes Parkes opposition to hosting with Forbes while advocating for alternative scheduling and discusses community attendance and regional support dynamics.
Rail line delay sparks protests in Canowindra region
Local reaction rises as authorities halt Cunowindra Lugowra railway work. Community anger grows over stoppage while crews move to Dubbo, with 2500 pounds reportedly spent and plans to resume later. Leaders like Mr Caryn and Mr Keating face pressure amid ongoing配tension and sparse progress.
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Sonstruction
Caryn
Keating
T Ie Alamt
Dubbo
Sugowre
My. L. Mallisk
Bugowrn
Maine Post
Tronic
Sproule
Angle Flannery
Mtea
Burgowry
Gm Gouda
Sone
Mownvar
Remniblag
Wirrinya Logk Wheat Center Railways Meeting Report
Correspon dence from Wirrinya discusses railway economy and grain logistics. Mr Kirktum of Parks notes Commissioners push tight costs. Wirrinya awaits siding moves, wheat handling, and crane issues affecting nearby Hod Bend and Red Bend. author supports continued review and cautions against rash changes.
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Bey Miou
Wirrinya
Asserict
Kirktum
Parks
Wierlnyw
Hue
Edie
Red Bend
Yosaivat Unch
Swimanr
Raye
Seymour
Letter from Noarer on Rumored Local Remarks
A reader replies to a reported remark by Mr Kathy at the Want meeting. He disputes the Yonanee accusation and asserts his pride in his family’s military service. He requests publication of opposing names Noakes and Rath and defends his own son’s discharge badge. He signs as Bet 1h, Noarer.
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Kathy
Wbei
Menare
Mtr Nath
Siama
Saukey
Noakes
Ana
Air Stewart
N. Budgerabong
Euth
Fedeerarians
Mare
Carls
Forbes
Tours Bet
Courting Controversy Over a Local Property Case
The Forbes dyponte editor comments on Mr Davie letter, questioning why he protected interests on a property 14 miles away after owner contact. The writer analyzes incentives, noting judges’ stance and timing of hearings as the case unfolds, with emphasis on the incongruity of the evidence and the community reaction.
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J. Davie
Maine
Judes
Obituary for Mem Pollock in Beeluin Parish
The death of Mem Pollock occurred at Beeluin private asylum, aged about 82 years. She was the wife of T. J. Foniack, a farmer of Barooballe, Dereawnd. The funeral took place at the Presbyterian cemetery with Rev. Crudkehane officiating. Many sympathies extended to the bereaved family, including Mr. T. Peesley who led the funeral arrangements.
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Mem Pollock
Beeluin
Priday
Docanand
Aly
T. J Foniack
Barooballe
Dian
Poscoek
Crudkehane
T. Peesley
Meeting notes of Bull Swully branch Farmers and Benevolent Association
A meeting of members of the Bull Swully branch of the Farmers and Benevolent Association convened at Me Ridley with attendees including W. 0 Elliott and Hh be alotsloy. The gathering approved a conference at Parkes to discuss educational exhibit plans and a proposed wheat policy, with committees named. Discussions covered municipal boundary postings, stock routing for trucking yards, and transport facilities for drovers. motions were carried on conference actions and broader taxation timing.
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Bull Suulry
Fay
Ridley' Waidenen
Elliott
T Ridley
Aire
Bf Molloy
Voenny
Wavaon
Bealotsloy Ricoverny
Menary T. R
Cwsing
W. Ja Timmer
C. Bly
Omalong Hive Downel
Parkes
Sofising
Biowara
Molloy
Bly
Eibite
Dole
Parker Ankbuenbow
Prentiol
Secresary
Watan
Feeney
Tyne
Watson
Hh. O. Allibtt
RW Eliott
Davie Claims Stake In Waters Case At Odds With Davie
A fragmented 1921 exchange shows Mr Davie contending over a stake in a waters matter. The parties discuss prep for a meeting at Oran presumably next month to settle who pays and where the stake lies, with figures noted such as £3 10s and £8 10s and references to a prior price of £6. The text cites a purported lender Mtr Dit and a date 24/6/21, hinting at a contested financial arrangement and potential future court or judge involvement.
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Davie
Avin
Davin Saya Fe
Savare
Oran
Davieralf
Mtrael
Porbos
Genuine surplus military goods sale advertised
An old ad promotes a large anti profiteering dispersal sale of genuine surplus military goods with money back guarantee. It lists coats wallets curtains damask table linen and army clothing at deep discounts with quantities limited and delivery via mail order.
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Astra
Rolla Goming
Fountain Pers Beat Mykep to Glock PHC
An unclear advertise style notice from April showing Fountain Pers defeating Mykep to Glock PHC with prices listed as 4/8 to 2/2/0 and mentions of gold, repairs, and pen makes.
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Hop
Marla Root
Young
Urontel
Arehtell
Duteehal
Forbon
Trundle
Ores Fall
Parkes Mouk
Pathe
Grenfell
Reptounider Sy
Paul HA
Sean
Trun- Me
Bogan Gate
Parken
Parken P. Ap. A
Dall
Morhor
Viakmime
Intona
Xaepnet
Youd
Paerken
Associa
Parker
Porher
Ren
Youre
Eugowra Railway
Asinioney
Unuillor Workes
The
Forbes Advocate
Mulyandry
Hawkenbury College
Koldiers
Bonsley
New Grangelt Sons
Tholos Burrs
Aomnt
Ty Wangejong School
Eueriod
Twa Byatt Ugo Pte
Apply
I Coward
Walters
Melbourne
E. Knight
Vandenberg Hotel
Lrewpnnts Inc
Pervonx
JI Leahy
F. A. Helnke
Ivery
Poalul Ad
Bundsy
Mesdowtank
Ami Hugowen
Can
Fores
flev_ Tj
Pescock
Me J. Z. Won
Tmronhalgte
We W. Watson
R. E. Rawlins
Siday
Spring Street
Ibans Bed
Honsrow St
B.C
Fleld
Croeker
Great Fallan Rolle Buparlor
Waite Lowe
Vewalver
Per Doxen
V.P
Goode
Adilroan
Beroman
Jon North Ghorgm
Bydney
Pers
P, West
Watchmaken and Jeweler
Razkla Street Oat
Vate
Meagher
John Meagher & Co. Ltd
Ellie Aitkin
Blancantoes
Hughes
Browmnt
I/K
Austen & Pratley
Men's Completes Outfitters
Khapton’s
Vdermott
Auction Mart Bankin Street
Ndioioiny, Rath, Enwehbuilder
Warek
Soto
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