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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
3
A report outlines government plans to back a voluntary wheat pool for agricultural lease terms, amid opposition in parliament. Observers note a push for a united front between parties, with discussions of Modus Vivit and potential shifts before December 16 elections.
A garbled page notes the Quandratta annual show weather dependent, livestock prices, and a long stream of ads for footwear and clothing. It mentions figures for ewes and lambs, local sellers in Forbes and Wirrinya, and upcoming business in fashion and blankets.
A Geottray motor lorry owned by Mr John C M Gardener caught fire while carrying rabbits to the reopening works. It was partially destroyed by the blaze. Firemen from Worbadable responded around 2 o clock, arriving about four minutes after the alarm. The incident injured no one.
A readable notice describes a charity concert to aid the Methodist Church fund at the Mintyandey Mall on Wednesday the 4th. Mrs first cock and others will perform readings and songs. Residents are invited to attend and contribute, with entry from 7 to 8 PM.
The scene describes a botched robbery by a thief named Toble Mayert with accomplice Mr George Edwards from Werwingragone Hotel. They raided a warehouse on Conohatta Road but the marble stash was found missing or damaged, suggesting the robbery may have been counterfeited or bungled.
The report describes disrupted events on Saturday night with wind and rain affecting a planned trade or sports activity. Registration figures show low turnout and light conditions, with a note that further rain is unlikely for now. A list of Forbes rainfall data through January February March is mentioned.
Fragmented report details several horses and owners including Tawyal Str eetee Carmomare and Ceresl linked to Mr duck Rodgers. Mentions Metropolitan race results with odds and multiple horses such as Spectulity and Mayolie, plus other stakes and owners like Mr J. J. Leahy and trainer Bam McKenzin.
Fragmented OCR notes show a small debts court matter with Hugo G and W B Cetppin in dispute. Defendant did not appear, verdict for the amount claimed, costs and witnesses. Lodged notices reference Walley and Molferman, with partial balances and payments noted.
The quarterly report on tiv promises within the Homealng Alstriat was read. One matter was referred to the Inspector. W. H. Baker was granted renewal of his license for the Victoria Hotel, Torben, Ammauwad for £260. Mr Metiod appeared for the applicant.
A new service changing the old delivery pattern shows the Missal Service shifting from Forbes to Condabolin. The motor lorry, driven by Byrnon, now completes a Saturday run with 14 hour schedules, delivering letters and parcels to Condabolin and Moonbi before returning to Worhour.
A fragmentary item notes a screen event titled The Robaby at Strand on Saturday. It mentions a drummed theme and a distant world goal, but details are incomplete. The read appears to reference a film program or revue with dramatic percussion.
A fragment from a local report shows a protest against the Marches Cone in accepting a trader at 41500/0/0 and a vow at £1140/0/0, plus £81 for the mime class pump. It notes considerable expense and efforts by various British manufacturers, with a firm, Motier Virtue Ltd, publishing facts and agreeing to council considerations.
A Gricket local committee met to discuss sending a representative to the Country Cricket Conference in Sydney. Matthewe was appointed by Orange with Forbes, Blatthewaie to present proposals to the conference on funding, standards, and eligibility. It was decided not to send an Orange delegation this year and to participate in the Orangy carnival.
A notice advertises an absolute sale of a large, varied wardrobe including bedrooms, chests, tables, sideboard, oak furniture, linen, crockery, kitchenware, bedsteads, chairs, wardrobes, and miscellaneous items. Catalog lists many items such as a double bed, a baby chair, dressing items, and numerous household goods. The sale is scheduled for 2 o clock sharp.
The fragment mentions Thay Aucoin and Amanrey in a setting described as famous Blayney Ice. References to Mireal in the Wes, Town endountry Ordurk, and AUB TRRANOR VHONE 14 appear as garbled OCR. The readable items focus on names and places without a clear event or outcome.
The Wattle Tea Rooms owned by Mes Lewis and Miss Stutchbury in Manuupee are reopening at MMS Prow'r Refreshment Rooms on Rankin Street opposite Manson. They invite old and new patrons to enjoy Coeasts, cream cakes, and hot drinks, phone 1393 for details.
Reports show W Shirvington claiming the Boar's Apeot trophy shootoff with a strong aggregate score in the event. Other top scores include W Smith 34 and A Miller 301 while O Sullivan and F Shirvington post solid marks. The field, though seasoned, prepares for a Parkes cup shoot tomorrow as teams assemble to challenge MU sta for the cup.
Hy Barnett, District Inspector of Agriculture, forwards a list of wheats classified by the Royal Agricultural Society and approved by the Department of Agriculture. The strong wheats include Cedar, Powers, Jonathan, and more, with many named varieties deemed of extreme importance for comfort and durability. Austen & Prattley's and Cashmore Sox offer wax requirements.
A dubious ad style notice describes a homemade cough mixture with Heene or Heeno substitutes, claiming it cures calte tronchitis whooping cough and related ailments. It also mentions cheap alternatives, and unrelated tips about repairing wooden items and wart remedies, with several dubious products and sponsor-like lines.
A notice announces Lachlan Street Refreshment Rooms now under new ownership. It states renovations to improve wells and comfort, with the proprietor promising full range of meals at all hours, weddings, birthdays, and catering services. It highlights confectionery, fruit, and special plot offerings as part of the business.
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