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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
6
The Coolana business will commence March 1 1919 under the style General Storekeepers and Commission Agents Coolara with Leo Galvin continuing. Vila Forbes oversees the venture as the company promises reliable stock and fair pricing to meet customer needs.
A notice from Kelly proprietor states that the Railway Hotel at Bogan Gate will be taken over by a new lessee. The change aims to please old and new friends and tell them of the best arrangements.
Wheatley and Martel Auctioneers operate as stock and station agents handling livestock, farm sales, and consignments. The Adelaide based firm offers appraisal, auction services, and marketing for rural properties and consignments through local and regional sales channels.
Northern A Cor notes an auction sale led by a conductor in the hay sector of the district. The report lists local activity and names but details are unclear due to garbled text.
The tailor notes completion of work at Magowra and District premises by 9 appointment to Asiicrott Refreshment Rooms. All work finished on site. Cleaned and pressed patterns and garments after service.
A meeting of the Engewrnwud Association was held Monday evening at the School of Arts. Participants included J. W. Lees and M. Wheatley, discussing the Jones protest over a 15 mile limit for a prize horse event and related financial concerns for the show.
Proprietor Py Quay NeewanpTiul in vvnry yulanety Vrke vty on apptivation.
Company advertises stock and property quietenare with agents for northern armoury, includes address at Bogan Gate and phone number 9 Bogan Gate. Public notice seeks stock and assets details and contact for valuation or sale.
Wool arrived at local railway but station masters told to hold shipments due to rutlia shortage. Myall Park Mrs D T Herbert prepares for month end shearing. Moorett, Martin & Co report 676 sheep last week at 28 per head. Trades seek trucks, Kenial Tour stays in Sydney, and district weather remains poor. Tennis results and a wedding, Tollhurst Danvers in Newcastle, accompany the local notices.
A garbled report notes Wamboyne Fay Showrine at Nha Station amid crowd chatter and unclear results. It references a display of routine activity, stock owners in attendance, and mentions a water supply period and local figures like Petey Hlisutiaid, with scattered names and events in a fragmented athletic and social scene.
A long weather narrative reports a week of alternating heat and cold with a brutal windstorm. Descriptions mention the “Blanket Flat” rest, stray debris, and numerous ants dying from the wind, while residents on the coast endure shifting skies, heavy currents, and powerfully destructive gusts.
An old style notice offers sulkies and farm wagons including new sulkies of hickory and silky wheels, with repairs, boarding, and folding for wagons. It promises strong, sellable farm equipment, morse and Stewart clippers, and cash on delivery with all work to be paid by cash in the future.
On and from Tar September 1810. His business being run on a strict coach busts.
Under new management Jock Alsop announces he has taken over the hotel formerly in Grenfell. He pledges strict attention to public wants and will retail only the best wines beer and spirits. A good hot dinner is provided in most houses with every train.
A notice announces H. B. Bell has taken over the hotel and will operate with strict attention to public needs, offering only the finest wines, bottled goods, and spirits to patrons. The proprietor is Leo H. Bell.
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