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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
5
Sydney report indicates a draft to empower renewal of renewal of money matters. Mr Cann explains opposition to granting power for renewing funds as the government contemplates paying more than five percent on certain moneys. The transmission is terse and unclear on specifics.
Fragmentary notes show a council meeting on Friday about borrowing to fund work. A second reading approved a motion. amendments sought to require a poll at ratepayers' request and limit the borrowing to a multiple of three years' income. Remaining text is garbled.
Fragmentary notes from Sydney and Priday discuss Commonwealth sales being mistaken and an announced 10 vote discrepancy. The garbled text mentions Indias owing and a non entirely new design, with unclear context and dates.
The Victoring Premier declares no intention to adopt any bys tax scheme, stressing that no hysterical legislation will be enacted. The remarks frame current policy as cautious and measured, denying rush to new taxes.
The eyeative committee reviews a twenty million dollar budget proposal for a union project. If approved, the plan could relieve costs and stabilize operations in the Maavaial project area, amid hopes for financial relief and enhanced productivity.
In Sydney on Friday a dated official board reconsidered Pastis Protection Boards suggestions on drought mitigation. The discussion proposed concrete actions, aiming to curb water scarcity with new measures and community guidance.
Porin reports figures for the West Australian elections with 18 Labor members and 7 Liberals declared. Remaining returns are incomplete, and full results are pending clarification from the electoral office.
The Minister for Agriculture states seed wheat will be advanced to all farmers who need it, a measure intended to support crop yields and stabilize farming conditions across the region.
The message from Mr Winchicombe MLC questions new budget imposts and accuses Holman of unreliable currency references. He argues for careful consideration and broad community welcome to prudent fiscal measures amid mounting concerns over waste and impropriety.
Melbourne dispatch says the minister for Hone Affairs lied to the federal capital authorities and disrupted progress, provoking sharp criticism of the administration.
Sydney Labor Council and Barrier Labor Federation press government to commit funds for the Broken Hill to Condobolin railway. Federal government urged to order the necessary money for the work while a public figure faced reprimand over remarks about Broken Hill workers.
A Sydney officer named Mr Hopkinson, noted for opposing Hindu immigration, was shot dead. The incident raises questions about tensions around immigration policy and security measures in the city. Further details on motive and suspects were not immediately available.
Fragmentary OCR lists cattle prices and lots from Homebush stock sale with names like Carson Ford Holland’s and Morley, noting different lots and prices in pounds shillings pence. Details are unclear but indicate a wholesale market tally with several breeders and buyers mentioned.
A note from 616 Dheney Beotch Whisky references an event in Danton involving an unnamed party. Wording is garbled, but suggests an unusual or local matter tied to a brand or product. No clear dates, people, or organizations are readable.
A Forbes public meeting urged the Government to proceed with the Forbes Storkinbingal line from Forbes to Brockinbinga via Potbea. The Mayor explained the aim to relieve unemployment. Councillor Brown and the Railway League pressed for action while officials reported limited funds and no current work.
A brief item notes recommendations for motor cars with emphasis on noted brands and standards. It highlights suggested models and potential purchasing guidance for readers seeking vehicle upgrades.
The Forbes Pastoral Agricultural and Horticultural Association protested a government decision to trim subsidies after December 1. Members argued small shows stimulate local farming, while officials cited retrenchment and warned against expanding fancy schemes. The debate included criticism of timing, prior bridge spending, and calls for continued support for rural events.
Aldermen Bates advocates a thorough cleanup of the town to remove rubble and waste. He urges the Health Department to inspect sites and ensure the work is carried out, backed by council support and a formal request to begin within days.
MLEAN & CO offers lands including wheat farms and orchards for sale. Anes Sateen and associates advertise helpful terms and full particulars upon inquiry at their office.
Notice from Parkes Jockey Club announcing the Teo Br Evente Clow on Tuesday October 20 with nominations for AU Oiler Events and a pocket program available by application to GF Bollinger, Secretary, including trains from Worbes and contact details for official postings.
Partial notice for Parkes Pony Racing and Trotting Club meeting on October 27 to 30. Details list events like pentus handicap and Patrons Handicap with race numbers and stakes. References include official secretary J. F Bollinger and venue notes.
In memory of my best write Aug Gowan Dowley who passed October 22 1918. The verse expresses farewell to a deeply loved one and a pledge of remembrance. The text recalls sorrow and the heavenly embrace while honoring Dowley's memory.
Obituary notices recall Annie Gowan Dowley who died October 2 1919. The messages celebrate her kindness and good deeds and express grief from family members including siblings Janet Smith and others.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at an event or notice with references to dates, entities, and a voucher, but the readable content is minimal. The legible terms include vague mentions of time, place, and names, yet no clear action or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
An old catalog style list details kitchen furniture and useables with varied items such as dressers chairs pastry boards and stoves. Prices and item codes appear beside each product line reflecting a retail sale catalog from a bygone period. The text reads as a dense inventory with numerous typographic errors typical of OCR from historical ads.
Fragmentary OCR shows a schedule of Church of England services and names, mentioning Porhus Han, Fangowan, Forbes, Geowtin, Hack Yubina, Kyudor, and London service timings on Wednesday at a specified location. The legible items indicate a late imperial forest context with multiple attendees and service times.
An ecclesiastical schedule notes services at Forbes with times listed as 11 am and 3 pm. The fragment references individuals such as Belle and Ray Cubler and an acronym AA. BAL appears as part of the garbled text.
Sunday services listed with times and participants including Forbes, Shelton Hoxen Gutt, and Mr Graham. Additional notes mention missionary activities and a 7 45 time slot with Grmnine-Vian and 3 pm session.
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