Forbes Chamber of Commerce reviews education and river scheme
Forbes and District Chamber of Commerce met despite bad weather with 15 members. New faces welcomed Messia Musgrave R Ogilvie and R Entwisle. The group backed shorthand classes and a Lachlan Valley educational film plan, discussed river works between Cowra and Condobella, and urged faster Forbes Parkes Sydney train service while noting improved railway timings. They also reviewed electrical charges and sewerage services and planned hospital support and Christmas store holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes and District Chamber of Commerce
J. Simpson
Messia
Musgrave
Eg Marketing Board
R. Ogilvie
G. J. Coles & Co
R. B. Entwisle
Edward Weaver & Co
Department of Education
Ghamber
Lachian Valley
Wes
Curtels
Cowra
Condabella
Chamber
Cowra Chrinler
Commores
Les Oo
Parkes Chamber of Commerce
Railway Department
Arriva
Forbes
Parkes
Broken Hill
R. South
Ferry Street
Alnge
Tor Chambers of Commerce
O. W. Cabot
L. C. Hedges
Jematong
Southern Cross
Salisbury
Water Conservationated Irrigation Commission
Cunely
Goolagong
Collett
Hedges
Sydney
Alan Breaden
Dubbo
Senior Cadet Notes and Social Details for Detachment
A notice outlines a Saturday practice on November 23 at the night range with 22 rifles, precautions for personal rifles, and bus transport. It also announces the annual Cuties Social at the Intermediate High School on Friday November 200, invites ex-students, and lists uniform requirements. Reports on two cadets discharged after a nuisance discharge incident and calls for restraint. Also mentions plans to assess next year’s Neely Trophy strength and recruitment birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nite
Cacaty
Selo
Fite
Tappam
Owl of
Gunning Gap
Anolis
Ling Geome V
Visiting Optician Mr Bono to Visit Forbes on Tuesday
Visiting optician Mr Bono of London will visit Forbes on Tuesday November 20. Appointments, if desired, can be made at Mullens Pharmacy consulting at Vondenberg Hotel. The Advocate offers printing of all classes of pamphlet prices, and may be quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bono
London
Forbes
Mullens Pharmacy
Vondenberg
Wool and stock N Z L s report sales in Sydney week
The fourth series of sales in Sydney began Monday the 11th instant and ran through the week. Newcastle catalogues were sold with strong demand and high clearance. Next sales set for the 20th and 21st to inspect, with about 20,000 bales on view. Competition keen, under review, with good support though West rainfall affected some districts. Rainfall in the South and North East hindered yields, but moisture will aid long term. Forecasts indicate improved wool values but future pulses depend on weather and shipping. Standard fee for the offering remains 3 shillings 6 pence at Advocate Office.
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United
States of America
Lins Aerie
Ton Toblelangy
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Lares
McWilliam
Mswilliam
Joyce
Joyces Biscuits
Wool Growers
Dalgety,company Limited
Dalgety and Company Limited
Bent St
Wael Sroress
Miller's Point
Watt St
Mewesatle Wickham
Newcastle
Langlands Hanlon & Coy
the “Advocate
Chamber of Commerce
Lachlan Valley
Lachlan River
Doug Evans
Anidleady
G. Association
Whlet
Inderaellen
Messrs, ‘College
Ogilvie
Gounell
Wbbt
Tequest
Flr
Minehan
Cownell
Entwisle
Dring
Kelly
Mga
Evans
Ford
Usut
Tynners' Association
Nice Thijs
Issacs
Lybrough
Grenfell
Fortes
CollieLt
Tage
Li. W. Stuttard
EAU DE Cologne
Australia
eRapie Sila
Caltex
Caltex Marfar
Caltex R.P.M
F. Rath & CO
Forbes A. W. Price
Eugowra
Wool and
N.z.l.’S
Mondag
Imstant
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