J P Gashiaai Land and Thone in Retro Prepared
Local notice indicates J P Gashiaai offers land and home preparation services including land waters, kept lookouts, heating and dental services. All classes of insurance arranged. Contact phone 270.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
4
Local notice indicates J P Gashiaai offers land and home preparation services including land waters, kept lookouts, heating and dental services. All classes of insurance arranged. Contact phone 270.
Seasonal suggestions feature a hot water bag to keep feet warm during cold nights and sickness. It promotes prices from 8 to 16 shillings. A wintergreen cough remedy labeled 8YRUF claims effectiveness and reasonable pricing with a bottle offered at 2 shillings.
During the past month, 24 171 sheep and 150 cattle. horses are noted in Forbes common.
The board formed to protect Forlea Pastures will hold its inaugural meeting on Monday June 4. A fair amount of business is expected to demand attention as the new board convenes.
A Sydney brewery offers to buy barley from Forbes farmers at fixed prices per bushel and to supply seed barley at set yields. An experimental station study shows barley yields improving, with wheat and barley yields cited from Victoria and Longone Agricultural College. The report frames barley growing as a viable trial ahead for farmers.
A court report notes Jon Co and Tefere Mr Robert Over at Porhes Court with unclear details. The defendant was found guilty and sentenced to seven days of hard labor after three days of workeries. Forbes is mentioned in connection with the proceedings.
The column notes a dramatic drop in pneumonic influenza locally since Tuesday noon with only one new case and three deaths from earlier infection. An emergency hospital may close Sunday as patients move to the district hospital, restrictions easing by early next week. The sole recent local case is James Richards.
At Forbes Municipal Council a discussion on aid for families affected by an epidemic led Alderman Austen to urge a public meeting. The Benevolent Society, government subsidised, seeks assistance. the Mayor noted no council jurisdiction. A deputation to the Mayor was planned for relief measures and grants. The clerk reported no reply to a department request for further emergency hospital funds.
Arthur Grimm backs pronase boundary redraws to create the Murrumbidgee electorate, including Ashbun ham Lachhin and Murrumbideestate with Mitra portion. He contends for the min oluviorite seat in the upcoming election.
The Entomologist reports moths sent for identification include diamondback moths from Craectferiany Wiseman region worldwide. Queensland cabbage growers in New South Wales protect crops by dusting with lime dust, using four lines of liceo dust early each morning to prevent infestation.
Lieutenant Hamilton of the Flying Corps visits Forbes on business and hails from Queensland. Miss May Marrin of Forbes now Kogarah to wed soon. her fiancé earned the Military Medal for overseas service. Private Harry Lozell expected back next week. his brother Fred travels via Fremantle to Sydney. Lieutenant-Colonel Welsh dies in Sydney from influenza. Mildred Jones of Forbes was his widow. Captain Jan Black returns from the front and stays with the Laidlaws at Won-Rujong. Sergeant R. Officer named manager of Copp Murumbilla on the Queensland border, via A. L. & F Co. Mr Alex McLeed takes over Weelong duties. Mathoura Station to be managed by another. Air Leod to move to Mathoura in July. Forbes native Jack Tozer visits. he was assaulted in Sydney, injuring his thumb. Master Mac Laidlaw breaks his wrist. Herb Brooke’s condition remains serious as he is taken to Sydney for heart tests. Dinner and shop reframing planned for Bathurst and Orange. Forbes to follow. Tom Yunn, Forbes blacksmith, off duty with influenza. Dann improving. Photos show Messrs Gilchrist, Strickland, and C Nicod in Sydney for Oddfellows. Aubrey Durham, once on the Carpol-Bie Fruiting Works staff, four years ago, had his leg amputated. he writes from Southall Hospital thanking Forbes friends and hopes to return by month’s end.
Mr TH Bilis announces acquisition of the Wanlen Street stationery and news agency business long run by Mrs Windward. The notice also mentions a 1109 Guide to Federal Income Tax and other items from William Brooks & Co Ltd, with notes on farmers, grazers, and seasonal clothing offers amid a clutter of ad-like lines.
Misa Lna Willard, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard of Sarrawec Back Marsden road, died at Forbes hospital after appendicitis surgery. The family mourns multiple losses, with three of their children having died in recent years. Funeral held Wednesday. burial at Church of England cemetery. Rev H E Mirringtom officiated. Mr T Peasley was undertaker.
The deaths of Mrs Donald Flint and her son Kenneth at Forbes hospital on Wednesday morning have shocked Forbes and district. Pneumonic influenza has decimated the family, with Mr Donald Flint and an infant daughter dying recently. Mrs Flint, 25, was the daughter of Mr Laurence Clarke of Parkes and married to Donald Flint in 1912. The two were buried beside the late husband in Forbes Church of England cemetery. A Lithgow death from pneumonic influenza is noted in the family history.
A sad death occurred at Forbes hospital this morning when Charles Roy Burke died after a severe attack of influenza. He was sixty, son of Mr and Mrs Burke of Oldster Ul Orange, married with a widow and several children, the youngest a month old. Burke had sold Slugger sewing machines in the district and was well known in Forbes. Funeral held at Church of England with Rev Th Mirrington leading prayers. Mr J Peasley was undertaker.
Fragmentary notice describes show dates for Next Peale Mill and a footwear advertisement. Mentions Trappers and skin getters, Mosars Austen, Prutelys, and Meadoe reduced prices. Also references Warroo, GullWness, milieu ary feet in goloshes, Rubber Moot and Good Winter Footwear.
Brigadier-General Charles Frede rick Cox known as Fighting Charlie, visits Forbes district staying at Boyd station. He recalls South African War service with the Sixth Light Horse and Gallipoli, meeting old comrades Arthur Battye, Herb Brooke, Peter Meagher, and Jim Brownhill. Cox earned DSO honors and led a brigade including the 1st 2nd and 3rd Light Horse. He is described as a tall, genial Australian with deep respect from his men. He may soon depart Boyd.
Green & Co have taken over the old optical business of Mr B. Osborn at 440 Georges Street Sydney opposite Queen Victoria Markets. They carry on under the same address and urge customers to write or call. Green's Glasses are Good.
At Forbea District School on Monday Miss Winnie Goddard, long-time teacher, was entertained by colleagues. Headmaster Mr Melville praised her work and promised a bright future at Carcoar. Teachers presented a net of brushes and combs as a token of appreciation.
Mr W J Jones recalls Morgan the bushranger, once Dan Moran of Campbeltown, who later rode the Forbes district. The tale covers Morgan’s early life, Round Hill incident, the shooting of M Lean, post mortem at Albury, and identifies Quinlan as the shooter in 1865. Jones and S J Close offer countrywide details from 82 years of memory.
Private Ted Green, a Forbes lad with four years in service, returned in near miraculous fashion after surviving gas attacks in France and Egypt. He endured blindness for four days during a gas attack, with his skin damaged but his life spared. His comrades suffered heavier losses, yet his return is seen as a remarkable recovery.
On the train Wednesday Gunner W D Chandler of the Ironbarks family returned from twenty one months on active service in France. Known as The Man from Ironbark his bravery earned him the Military Medal after a notable action against the Hub. He visited Forbes briefly to reconnect with old friends.
Private W. Jones, known as Read, recently discharged after two years in France, met Gunner Chandler for a joyful reunion. Jones, twice wounded, recalled his front experiences and said the most pleasant moment was landing safely back in the old town.
Messra Meagher and Co. plan a Wednesday afternoon series of football matches against rival stores. Temora Council, by five to four, bans football and other sports in public parks on Sundays after protests by local Protestant clergy. Forbes Our Boys EvGowra and Canowindra named as sure competitors with matches potentially starting Sunday week. Our Boys beat Forbes last Sunday 11 to 8 with Wheatley Carter and Phillipa scoring for Our Boys and Foley Hunt for Forbes. Local officials vow to keep the game clean and fair. Sunday football faced a council tug of war with Sabbath supporters prevailing. A new club, Over the Top, formed by Returned Soldiers. Autumn and Winter sailings announced. Woods Great Peppermint Cure advertised.
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