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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1929
Page
5
The article lists weights for a Wanwieh Farm double event at Golden Vale next Saturday. It names numerous horses with weights and includes several unfamiliar entries, with mention of the Flying Mandio as Warwick and a field around 88 pounds for some runners.
In Randwick action Poloon guides Eton Blue and Greenline in a Flying Handicap billed as a test of luck and form. The field includes Poole stables entries and a popular rival set to chase the double, while Lewis and Bon Blue return after a Saturday win as betting heats build.
Readable segments describe the Great Western speedway from Sydney to the Mountains and to Penrith and New Castle. The article praises the roadways and expresses optimism about the express journey, noting travel time claims, scenic outlooks, and motorist experiences. It mentions the railway department contrasts, mentions mountain routes, and highlights holiday traffic and inns along the route.
chaotic race card notes from Bendick Murrell show McPherson securing a treble bronze amid a handicap and maiden events. results mention Poppy's Brother and Wind entries with long odds. crowding names include Crowley and Wiseman in a tight program.
A fragmented racing item describes Fung Hee Cunl preparing for a race at Warwick Farm on Saturday. It mentions a horse in training with a promising front, a group of 18 men at work, and the intention to show good form in upcoming events including the Villiers and Simmer Cup.
The aviator Jaswe O Connor, known as Theavatar, died when his plane wrecked near Germanny Hhuich. Milton Kent, a pilot who witnessed the scene, found the body yesterday while searching the surf with companions. The recovery followed the shipwreck and the crowd of observers.
A sprawling, disjointed set of notes or column fragments from a city newspaper page paints a chaotic portrait of urban life. The text threads together references to figures, places, and alleged events, with dramatic asides and scattered names suggesting social and political tensions amid a noisy urban landscape.
travel guide style charm descends on a coastal region with silvery beaches and mountain yields. mentions hotels roads and roadsides amenities with a dreamy tone yet muddled by fragmented OCR. references to hotels, hotels and scenic routes and leisurely seaside attractions.
A peculiar object discovered in Gumnock by Mr. Jim Pagett in his yard is described as a trash watch in fair condition. The item resembles a watch face with numerals and markings, though the hands and hour markers are unclear, showing a time close to 8:45.
Police purposes lease notice for Crown Land in Forbes Warroo district offering a five year term. Applications on Form 34 with £7 deposit, lodged with Crown Land Agent, and public sale terms ending soon. Government officers reserve rights to renew and terms require three months notice. J P M Benson, District Surveyor.
Readable fragments describe various places and groups including WUT Mawueray, Alban, Heiney, Forlani, Hive Mfuaiusmreu, Kista, Blowholes, Betas, Raogweo Valley, Nowra, and Bhoathaven Rivers. Mentions camping centers, estore anilla, and Autre Tor Telly AN east. No clear cohesive event or date.
Announcement of a new summer timetable and motor service between Orange and Forbes with Saturday and Sunday schedule notes. Details include departures from Orange at 4250 miles, Saturday and Sunday links to Sydney, and connections via Parkes to Forbes and Burkes. Further particulars available from Stalllog Munters on Wednesday.
A fragmented notice notes a 1 p.m. start time involving Weston and a referee or reporter role. The readable names suggest an event or meeting in a local context, with Beonwone and Tht appearing as unclear identifiers. Further readable details are not provided.
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