Wattle Cafe Leads Rankin BTR With New Management
Under new management the Wattle Cafe leads Rankin BTR with cool fountain drinks trilt and light refreshments for customers seeking casual, fast service in a bustling town setting.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1925
Page
2
Under new management the Wattle Cafe leads Rankin BTR with cool fountain drinks trilt and light refreshments for customers seeking casual, fast service in a bustling town setting.
Any shooting or fishing or trespassing on Buryvowing South will be prevented by order of the manager Freeh Tenders plainly endorsed and addressed to the Clerk of Petty Sessions Bathurst will be received up till noon Monday 20th November for repair a ty Court House Forbes Specifications etc such Tender forms at Court House Forbes and District Works Office Bathurst R T Hole Supervising Engineer Bathurst
In loving memory of her mother and grandmother Jane Ryan who departed this site November 18 1924 RIP inserted by her daughter and grandchildren Mrs G Pepper and family Parke
The issue notes the approaching elections with statements by ex councillor H C Fr and candidate J Bide mous, plus a police court charge against Robert Sincle for obtaining 260 by pretences. Fire incidents near Parkes Road and Hill Street prompt the fire brigade to respond, as a residence on Kuchlan Street undergoes renovations and another house on Parkes Road is damaged but insured.
Subpoena related to the Vega forgery case involving agent P HtP Homnatt has been countermanded this week. A public meeting Friday night at Petock will discuss the proposed School of Arts building with Mr Moore, president, promising a concrete proposal. Also advertised is a Ford car for sale, described as well maintained and reliable for rough conditions, by G T White in The Big Ourage, Farbes.
Personal news from Bathurst covers moved families, workers and students. Mr and Mrs Cecil Weaver returned home and reside in North HM after a Bathurst muster. Mrs A. B. Murlins left Farber for Sydney due to her mother's illness. Mr Teyl joins a new Pioneer Major Club project in Pardes with a secretive plan, while district staff report hospital attendance and exams. J Jaggs to oversee duties at Jullalong White Council for another month.
A detailed report covers Saturday polling with higher turnout due to law. Sir Neville Howse leads in Calare with a strong national vote, while Southwick and Webster trail. Senate figures show JuppGardiner strong in Calare. state party standings shift in New South Wales and Tasmania provide brief gains for Labor and cautious optimism for others.
The Forbes Quarter Sessions opened in the morning before the manor with Judge Arwatrong presiding. Listed defendants include Charles John Tren Grenfell and Gordon C. Spt ton for alleged breaking and entering and theft, John Lindsay Todd for misappropriation of funds, Edward Ireland Cade convicted for passing a cheque, Yoho Henry Bagot for disobeying a court order, and Peter Fawne fined three pounds.
The Grenfell case concerns Charles John Trent charged with feloniously slaying Pownsbarry at Grenfell on October 24. The defendant pleads not guilty. Mr Moore of Grenfell acted for the accused, with Mr Stacey for the prosecution.
A fragmented excerpt parodies business culture and social mores. It riffs on office stationery status and shopper culture, mentioning real names and places in a humorous, vignette style. The piece includes quirky dialogue between a manager and a witty charwoman, ending with a playful miscommunication about speaking less.
The clipping lists figures and names across districts such as CADARE RIVERINA SOUTH SYDNEY WERRIWA and RICHMOND with vote tallies and candidate initials. It mentions Ballarat polling, Dr Pane communications, and Abbott revival rumors in Gwydir with preferences distribution and a latest NSW poll snapshot.
The report lists multiple handicap divisions with horse nicknames and jockeys. Notable results include King Benyer defeating others in First Division, Kitiwake in Second Division, and Maldon Handicap winner Rono Law. Additional placements reference Past Light, Avery's Last, Sunturat, Upstart, and Transparen t.
A noisy film listing note describes upcoming features and stars including Owen Moore Madge Bellamy Bryant Wallburn Mary Carr Eva Novak and Willian Fairbanke. It also mentions The Parasite The Watal at intake Headwinds and more with dates surrounding a Saturday night program and other titles and actors.
A garbled page advertises special burglary prevention tips and shopping at Black's Store North Hull and Biwek's Store North Hull. It promotes dainty robes, georgette fabrics, and jewelry displays by SPR G. Bromo with a call to readers to inspect their offerings and visit for Christmas gifts.
Fragmentary OCR list shows multiple event or meeting dates and place names including Bathurat Orange Lyndnurat and Farhon with scattered months and years. The legibility is poor. no coherent event description or outcomes are discernible.
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