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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
8
John T. McGrath, proprietor, announces the Trundle Hotel has been renovated and refurnished to be one of the Wests most complete and comfortable inns. It offers superior accommodation, attentive service for visitors and residents, public and commercial dining rooms, and an excellent table with beers, wines, spirits, and all liquors true to label.
Bogan Gate stock and property salesmen offer long lists of properties in all districts and sale particulars. They handle sheep for application and fat stock trucking personally. District representative for Atlas Assurance, Sydney. Also cash buyers for wheat at Yarrabandal and nearby sidings. Telegrams Bird Oliver. Office phone 28, private 27.
Cahill and Martin list our agencies including Commercial Union Fire Insurance Co Dalgety and Co machinery Atlng Insurance Co Ltd and advertise sales conducted in any part of the district. Stock and property listed on application. Phones Office 4é Cahill 48.
Local retail supplier announces to the public it can meet all needs with lower costs than larger stores. Claims no high rent or staff burden, offers Sunshine Machinery and Farmers and Graziera Co op products, and notes trucks ordered for Flemington.
Local merchants advertise seasonable goods offered at steady prices. Shoppers may find fresh produce and household items in a compact sale notice promoting value in seasonal stock.
Norman King Stock Station and General Agent offers wide motor, agricultural, and hardware products plus sub-agencies for Bulock Cara A.J.8 Velocette and more. Also features auctioneers, trucking, wheat buying for John Darling and Sons, Ltd, and agents for International Harvester South British Insurance Baltic separators and more.
Mise Narene E Walker to Mr Herbert A Clark detailing engagements and local news. Weather notes record 314 points of rain so far this month at Tottenham with cooler conditions since the 19th. Personal items report Mr Myers’s hospital return, A P Matheson’s accident with an emery wheel injuring his hip, and E Harrison’s Sydney trip for potential operation. General notes on Ford Fleet growth, Norfolk-area entertainers, and Mrs Larkings’s burn incident. Tottenham polling results for subdivision tally listed with party and informal counts.
The district enjoyed a rare stretch of calm weather after rain with 1 to 3 inch storms. A Jemalong teacher, Mr. Lawrence, drowned while bathing. efforts to rescue failed and sympathy is extended to his family. Measles persist, flies and mosquitos are active again, Jim Long's Buck Jumping Show drew crowds, hay operations near completion, and Dr. Malone inspected schoolchildren.
After heavy rains across the Quandialla district, hail struck Berendebba and surrounding farms, destroying crops with losses estimated at six bushels per acre in Jno Muray's fields and flattening wheat at Alf Lawsons. The piece notes potential prize crop contenders and reports on local cricket, hospital progress, and a forthcoming shire election. It lists donations and support for the new hospital, detailing many contributors and the ongoing financial needs.
Charlton and Sutton promote a 1925 show highlighting ladies millinery hats and dress materials with a wide range of goods. They urge women to visit for latest fashions and accessories while offering men summer suits and a broad selection of groceries draperies and builders materials. The advert lists agencies and a stock and property agent contact.
A fragment lists items such as pillow slips towels tea towels a tea pot milk jug and kitchenware. Names include Mrs North Misa Kearney D Terry Mrs Roy Anderson Miss Nancy Ferguson Mrs S Caldwell and Mr Andrews. Also mentions alarm clock kettle benzine lamp deck chair and various small household articles.
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