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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
7
A chaotic fragmented passage discusses holidays away from home and parental supervision. It notes youth seeking experiences beyond home life, with implied criticism of overbearing guidance. References to a book or service in Noumea and agents in Sydney hint at a public notice or promotional insert amid cluttered text.
Monstable Wil lis Tie led a group of landholders before Mr Bromhead SM at Eugowra Police Court on September 2 to answer charges of failing to brand sheep clearly. Denton and others denied wrongdoing while witnesses described markings and branding practices, with one witness insisting the wool held a legible brand when viewed in proper light.
Melbourne racing item warns punters to avoid tired horses after big wins. Count Abrahams era motto cited against form deterioration, but exceptions noted as Duke's Cup and Kerry's recent progress stir betting. Roxburgh’s camp eyes winter spell with hopes for a fresh upset at upcoming meetings.
The War Dems Court granted a six month suspension of labor conditions on three Galarie mining leases near Forbes after noting £2700 had been spent in the last year on 61 acres. Lewin Salone, absent, was represented by Meliton. London talks of a takeover delayed operations to permit the new company to organize.
Meant to stimulate lucerne growth, fire was used on mowed paddocks to clear barley grass. Max Wright of H A Wright and Sons reports successful results, with barley grass destroyed and lucerne shoots invigorated. The method may be repeated in Barraba district trial.
In Sutherland's case a guilty plea led to a £1 fee plus a further charge with a month to pay. Similar penalties were imposed in the case of Amon Francie Pete Jackson and Mrs Charnock with Sutherland allotted a month and Jackson a week to settle.
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