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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
4
A fragment describes a boarding and day school connected to the Glen Memorial Church of England School. It touts thorough modern education with special attention to modern languages, science and theology, and notes ample grounds and facilities for study and health.
Fragmentary notice mentions Albion Chambers and P Thompson with references to privacy and allotment details. It notes a date in November and a phone contact, indicating a formal matter or notice. The readable fragments imply a legal or financial filing with names, dates, and an allotted contact.
Francis Moore eldest son of Inte Thomas Currie of Clontonseally Cowmey Down Ireland died at his residence the Mogul Hotel aged about years and months at rest
An obituary fragment notes the death of William Bovard of Lismore and mentions Mrs W Bovard of Burlington Sydney. The short notice references heirs and a date in October, with archaic phrasing and formal tone. The readable elements include names, locations, and a familial succession context.
A Hod corrected summary notes a public release in November of a Husited style booklet on Forbes and Aspiriet. It mentions the booklet contains many pages, a costly production, and lists names like Visierie Purlee and ALllsertet. The item appears promotional with references to Austriet and an expeteur NUL.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a cattle sale dated Turse 21h in Tas with mixed lots and prices, including mention of stone and wares. The readable portions name buyers or agents and indicate costs per head but lack full figures and locations.
Fragmentary notice indicates a practice shoot was interrupted and rescheduled to Monday for a track and field or shooting meeting. Details are garbled, but mentions a 60 and 70 yard range and next day timing.
In a court action the appeal was sustained as Ki urcourt Holeuuiing PAL and Frank Grothur, proprietor of the Commerce Tea, faced charges over supplies and permits. Depositions were read, witnesses testified about loans and property claims, and the judge indicated only evidence of a possible failure to comply with permit conditions.
A damaged OCR passage describes annual charges on a property linked to a Mr Suit and a trustee. The text is garbled and provides few concrete details beyond reference to yearly fees, a date-like fragment, and a property in a municipal area. No clear names or places are reliably extractable.
Fragmented text describes train arrangements including a quarter to four schedule and mentions people such as Raghu and Willin Parker with posts at Farben and Parkes. The passage is garbled but indicates planning for trains and locations on Monday evening.
A garbled morning scene describes a Mun man near a railway statu and a coat carried on the wrong side. The text mentions a station, a horse, and an alarm about a train, with unclear timing and details of the incident and its aftermath.
Fragmentary report references Allies Day events and discussions in Northern France and New South Wales. Mentions a council meeting on Tuesday and a push to prepare for upcoming military actions, with unclear details and several garbled words.
Race day at Byrne features multiple events with participants from Arm Bw and Naavont. Final heats include Hinde, Crom Hugine, and Nannnaness with Thursday firing for Nhinet.
Partial readable text shows soldiers departing Sydney for London via the Blue Channel route for Sardene tH Tayoh and the Dardanelles. Mentions Royal Mail and Aurtioutins leaving AVM wry me Totlawa Khysher, Cornhor on 16 Mboilinn with references to Moyhow and Chavadla before the sees.
An OCR fragment describes schedules and people with scattered place names and times. It lists individuals like Mandy Povata y and Toni WIN, mentioning Monday and weeks ahead with obscure abbreviations and misread lines. The jumbled text hints at a local feature or notice involving community figures.
The Forbes Bowling Club held its second annual meeting at Flannery's Hotel on Wednesday night with President A J Baldock presiding. A detailed treasurer's balance showed expenditures and revenues from subscriptions, ground improvements, and club projects, noting new members and planned pavilion works.
A garbled reminiscence piece mentions various names and places in a hazy narrative. It references Auntie, EmW Snng, a Private Gennge island, and an Army Student Lory Let. The text hints at a court or duty scene, a drapery manager, and family ties to Forbes and Cornysth, with scattered references to a trial or work context. Overall, details are unclear and many terms are unreadable.
The note mentions a job selection and a stock update, referencing a Buckland friend and a host expected item. It lacks coherent details but implies an up-to-date stock of clothing and suit items, with a call to prepare or arrange. The fragmented OCR presents no clear dates or organizations.
Spying allegations and government moves dominate the report with mentions of the Federal Parliamentary War Committee, a proposed central war council in each state, and debates over industrial legislation and recruitment expenses. Contingents of wounded soldiers, opium seizures, and labor council tensions frame a chaotic session with adjournments and funding disputes.
Fragmented notes describe a forthcoming sale at Dubbo with Shorthorn cattle and other stock, plus names of attendees and bidders. The blurred text mentions Ugly wool donations, a tailor advert, and a parade of local figures, with a mix of titles and scattered events.
In a cryptic dispatch the French offensive is described as advancing along multiple sectors from Champagne to Hemelewig, with limited gains and ongoing preparations near Tuluro. Reported positions include 610 ill of Nuvarl Farm and a line between South 19 and Soumary, noting over 1000 Wischers in reserve.
Fragmented OCR text recounts Lord Kitchener addressing Parliament about manpower and wartime needs. Mentions men, supply, and the war's human costs, but the fragmentary lines obscure full meaning and specifics.
Fragmented telegraphic copy details a tense political crisis in Bulgaria and Greece with mentions of King and cabinet resignations, Venizelos, and German influence. Report references London diplomacy and potential changes in leadership amid mounting tensions and war alignments.
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