Forbes Patriotic Race Meeting Prize Winners
Prize winners listed for the Forbes patriotic race meeting with prizes and ticket numbers. Names such as Rita, Bruce, McParland, and Mrs. Nuns appear with associated ticket values and placements.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 29, 1945
Page
3
Prize winners listed for the Forbes patriotic race meeting with prizes and ticket numbers. Names such as Rita, Bruce, McParland, and Mrs. Nuns appear with associated ticket values and placements.
A fragment from the Shire of Jema long notice shows officials and dates with mentions of standing and endorsements. Shire Clerk Copeland and Forbes are referenced along with a Tuesday schedule and a moving alternate.
A public expression of thanks honors Mr. Jenn mail, Mr. Helter span maintenance chaff, Inet econ find bio officers Langmead, Hem Ford, Arthur wm Peccicic for their service and community improvements. The note highlights teamwork and dedication across departments.
The deceased mother Elie Bherrke Hetake passed away on May 28. She rests in peace with a family far from trouble, and she is remembered by her grieving relatives and grandchildren.
A garbled note from Dushoean mentions the Australian Country Party and a Bopor with unclear context and other Geutmems tag. The fragment references political affiliation but lacks concrete details for events or figures.
The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission plans to grant five year licences for pump irrigation from Lachlan River. Licences address Parish of Binds and county areas, covering parcels 101 and 138, with conditions requiring licence holders to comply with the terms. Names include James Francis McGrath and Sydney Cobram Watson.
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