Financial position for 1906 year end balance sheet
Balance carried forward stands at £149, to the Reserve Fund £220,950 and paid up capital £47,500, as of December 1906. The entry records the year end financial position and reserve allocations.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 30, 1915
Page
4
Insurance notice to cover homes and stock at low rates
Funds offered for fire accident and live stock policies covering dwellings furniture stores stock to trade farm buildings crops and more. Personal accident sickness workmen's compensation and live stock insured at lowest current rates including homesteads woalsheds barns haystacks and growing crops.
Fire and Hailstorm Hit Crops and Stacks Losses
A storm struck causing fire and hail damage across crops and stacks. The incident also affected livestock including mare foaling risks under the special farmer's policy. Local farm owners report property and animal losses.
Insurance ad for Accident Assurance Association
An advertisement promoting Accident Assurance Association coverage through BP RAT CO district representatives. It offers personal accident and Workmen's Compensation insurance, other branches, terms on application, and mentions rubber stamps and a printed catalogue. The Advocate office is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAT & CO
Australia
Advocate
All Classes of Carrying Contracted For Furniture Removed
All trainsmat. General Produce Merchants, WOOL, HIDES, AND SKINS BOUGHT. Telephone 169.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Produce Merchants
Remarkable Wool Sale Sets New Bundarra Records
A second sale by John Bridge & Co on Monday the 22nd realized strong prices from 2016 catalogue lots with an average of £20 14s 10d per bale and 149d per lb. Mr George Baker of Bundarra again led with Laura clip at 189d for 118 bales and similar high figures for other lots, as the overall wool prices impressed growers. The roster lists many consigners including Chas. Thorpe Armidale, D. Cregan & Sons Ben Lomond, Hartmanns Dundee, Jekyll Bron Emmaville, and O. Baker Bundarra among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bridge & Co
George Baker
Bundarra
New England
Baker
Chas. Thorpe
Armidale
Lond
Bela
D. Cregan & Sons
Ben Lomond
Ginty Takes Over Central Hotel From Richardson
TC Ginty announces he has taken over the central and favorite hotel from Mr E Richardson and pledges to continue former standards. He promises the best of everything and strict attention to patrons as the motto of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TC. Ginty
E, Ke, Richardson
Martin takes over Forbes hotel to run updated tables
Mr Martin announces the Hotel Club House in Forbes and surrounding district will be taken over from Mr Lal Walace. He pledges up to date management and true to label wines and spirits. Mrs Martin will supervise the tables. Stabling and storage for motor cars provided. Motto Treat Others as You Expect Others to Treat You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Forbes
Lal Walace
Lachlan Street
Royal Hotel Parkes Invites Forbes Visitors
Forbes visitors to Parkes are cordialy invited to rall at the Royal Hotel. Superior accommodation and excellent menu. Good stabling. Royal Hotel bus meets all trains. Sole agents for Schweppe's Aerated Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Parkes
Royal Hotel
Schweppe
Tom Smith Takes Over Central Livery Stables
Tom Smith announces he has taken over Central Livery Stables, late Jack Robb's, in Forbes district. He pledges careful attention and practical experience with horses, inviting public business with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Smith
Forbes and District
Forbes
Pine Park
Andralong
Rogerson
Jack Rogers
Sir Sage
Ryan
Aleberry
Tom Merritt
Jockeys Lillyman Wood win doubles at Moorefield meet
Saturday racing reports include Lillyman and Wood each taking two wins at Moorefield. Portrush won the Stewards Mile at Newcastle while Apallea failed to place at Ascot. Speedometer ran second to Mabster in the 14.2 handicap at Astor, and Sour Alice visits Ne Shenanaghan at Tichborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockeya
W. Lillyman
A. Wood
Moorefield
Portrush
Newcastle
Apallea
Ascot
Mabster
Astor
War in the Balkans Reported Still Shaping Up
London dispatches report 250000 Russian troops near the Danube and a renewed Austro German offensive in the Star region. Roumanian talks on Russo Romanian Danube use, Italy promising 40000 troops, and Turkish Allied counter actions noted. Russia aims to field 7000000 men with 1000000 cavalry in spring as Trans Siberian trains haul ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar Ia
Danube
Star
Silstria
Italy
Balkans
Manitora
Asiatic
Daily Chronicle
Athens
Greece
Munich
Germany
Petrograd
Russia
Korea
Japan
Montenegro
Mear
Public notice of coach building and repair services
Desires to inform the public that he has engaged the services of First-Class Wheelwright and Coach smith from one of the largest coach factories in the State. Ready to execute any orders in the coach-building or repairing trade. Motor car springs or buggy springs fitted or repaired by an expert.
Baldock trophy rifle shoot results and scores
Saturday section of the Baldock trophy reports results with shooters F Connell L Reymond Patterson Bates Bromfield Leader Miller and others. Individual scores shown for each stage sum to final tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Connell
L. Reymond
Letters for Soldiers and Steamers from Sydney to London
Letters for soldiers in Egypt and the Dardanelles will travel with steamers via the Suez Canal. Forbes post before departure on the Thursday prior to vessel failure. Steamers Mooltan December 11 Omrah December 18, owned by J H Brewer. Melbourne hurdles winner. Brewer and Wootton own Merriwee and Kincato stations. Tom Hales, esteemed Australian jockey, owned Milbia station. Moorefield Saturday winners include Malden Handicap Kagal Bonnie Chance Liquor. Nursery Handicap Bruck Blue Shot Wolke. Flying Handicap Three Star Hopfield Margarita Kogorak. Kenilera Miss Sylvanite Petrilla. Moorefield Handicap Oohid Grab Apple Quisita. Welter Handicap Box Seat Sir Howard Cool Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
London
Suez Canal
Egypt
Dardanelles
Forbes
Royal Mail
J. H. Brewer
Melbourne
Brewer
Wootton
England
Merriwee
Kincato
Tom Hales
Milbia Station
Moorefield
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Edward Weaver & CO
A. Turner
Low Laneyrie
Turner and Laneyrie
Condobolin
Corre Pondench
Fire Instrange Go., Ltd
Pitt-street
Alderman Thomas Hughes, LP
Board of
Advioa
Robert Kerr
Total Security
Scottish Union
Tional Insurance Coy
Standard Insurance Co
OF 4.2, Ltd
F.rath & CO
Norwich
Accident Assurance Association
General Carriers
Rankin
John Bridge
A. Hartmann
Dundee
PF. Wd
John R. M
Hugh
Bundarraj
Chas. Bailey
Deepwater
William Kneipp
Mer
H. A. Bartlet
Ashford
Albert Key
Tent Hill
Patrick E. Sullivan
Stannum
Met
James Hutchison
Glen Innes
Richard Hartmann
Jeky
Currabubula
Fabey
Burrowa
P. J. Reynolds
Binglong
Lees
Gundaroo
Patrick Grogan
Bowning
Franks Bros
Luglong
Lad
Broken
AG. Smith
Tangmangaroo
Eow
Edward Tomlinson
Moree
CU. M'Coaker
Inverell
Arthur Parr
Wallangra
Ho N. M'Lean Iinverell
Lda
Stewart Bros
Warlalda
John Cannons
Berriga Creek
Narrabri
William Morrin
Bingara
Thomas Rattray
James O'Brien
Cbingara
J. M'Mahon
M. Ball
Gundagai
A. H. Cooper
Tarcutta
John J. Egan
South Gundagai
Thomas Luff
Gobarralong
Coolac
Willam Luff
Peter R. King
Marlow
Farrar
Cowra
J. G Prowser
Frogmore
M. Condon
Dungovan
W. H. Croker
Lower Burra
Tarago
F. A. Roberts
A. Menzies
Bobada
E. Z. Smith
Bedgerabong
Post Office Hotel
Richardson's
Ginty, Proprietor
Club House Hotel
L. F. Martin
Late
Orange
L.F.M
Bruce Thompson
Rankin Street
Jack Robb
FL Rath & (Co
Shanahan
Peasley
Shanahan & Peasley
Proprietors
R. W. Clancy
New Zealand
Solu
Melbourne Stadium
Mehegan
O'Connor
Frank Bullock
Signorinetta
Ken Austin
C. 3. MacPhillamy
Level
Posinatus
Positano
Fortunatus
Harry Taylor
Wellington
Langford
M'Vea
New York
Thorn
Yates
Brisbane Stadium
Fine Park
Grange
Flaomeiniar
Eddis M‘goorty
Mick King
Sydney Stadium
King
Andralomy
Menangle Park
Barraconda
Joseph Carruthers
Ebor
Lachlan Down
Condobolln
The
Bank of France
Milan
Gorizia
Fred. Peters
Fitzroy
J. Donaghey
F. Peters
Times” Office
Mooltan
Omrah
A. E. Peffercorn Proprietor
Homebush
Winchcombe Carson
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Flemington Siding
Boyd
Laird-Boyd
Citizen Chambers
Moore-street
Buy Marshall's
J. Harris
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