Bigger Brighter Better Coming to Forbea Town Hall
The Y A L Boye will perform at Town Hall on Wednesday October 31, offering a multi talent show with music dancing and aerobatic acts. The troupe selects hundreds of boys for training before traveling overseas to entertain crowds in London New York and beyond. Admission prices include adult and children half price with tickets available at Grineted's newsakeney.
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Forbea
Y.A.L. Boye
Grire
Muaske
Pabri Isa
League Boyn
Bunt Audieores
London
York
Ali
Grineted
Poppy Day Appeal Highlights War Veteran Welfare
Poppy Day on November 10 raises funds for the United Returned Soldiers' Fund, supporting ex-service members through the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' Imperial League, the Limbless Soldiers' Association, and the 7.8 Sailors' and Soldiers' Association. The drive funds food, clothing, and welfare services across Sydney, with emphasis on aiding those with war injuries and veterans in need.
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United Returned Soldiers’ Fund
Returned Sailors & Soldiers’ Imperial League of Australia
Limblous Soldiers’ Association
Sailors’ & Soldiers’ Wasociathon
Legare
Sydney
Celiet
Tel Leiter
League
Clinton
Legal Aude Employment Bureau
BSW
Lallore and Soldiers’ Association
Vnce Tx
Mbw
Train Jumpers Brought Up With a Halt Fines Increased
Eight defendants faced the local Police Court for unlawful trespass on railway property after jumping the rattler on four way lines in the district. Three were arrested the day before at Med Bend and Forbes railway station. two had prior similar charges in the past weeks. Sergeant Ryan announced fines and court action.
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Court House
Med Bend
Forbes
Ryan
Racing Review of Sir Simper and Melbourne Cup Interest
In Australia the Sir Simper tale dominates the front, with bad luck blamed for missing the Cup and bettors weighing different races for a big plunge. Hib Cont feld Chimneas victory astonishes owners and trainer while bets shift to the Hotham Handicap as the carnival’s big wager potential.
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Tom Ellis
Sir Simper
Australia
Simper
Gimper
Poe
Sy Simper
Caulfield
Ste Simper
Farndale
Bensen
Eric Coomelly
Lise
Peter Pan
Hall Mark
Lowiua
Wally
King
Melbourne
Hall Mic
Petér Putie
Wright
Uel
Ham
Horyy
Carrie
Jen
Mace
Polly Spee
Wool Report Animated Competition For Our First Sale
Wool buyers and brokers report on the first sale of the powerful wool clip. The catalogue draws stock from Far Western River Ind North Western Central Western areas with Queensland offering. Japa and Brad ford led demand as markets showed fluctuations in short supply and varying fiber quality. The sale on crete ey YOth and future dates, with 14d. for lined clips, saw strong representation from New England and Greenhill districts as buyers pursued medium quality, color, and burr content despite irregular withdrawals.
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Fane
Goldabrough
Mort & Coy
Far Weaterm
River Ind
North Weatern
Weetern
Tha
Queenshond
Thort
Out
Japa
Bradford
France
Belgium
Tadly
Joramilla
Crete
Nyngan Experimental Farm Offers Land for Selection
The Department of Lands will receive about 40 applications for the Nyngan Experimental Farm three miles from Nyngan. The 600 acres offer good country, with 60 acres fenced and watered, and the winner can enter immediately. Many hopefuls expect Nyngan to be a focal point in November as ballots are prepared.
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Nyngan
Department of Lands
Lande Bow
Te Lend Board
Local Youth Appears in Children's Court on Theft Charge
A tigrare old defendant appeared before the local Children's Court on Tuesday charged with stealing a bicycle, valued at Roy Stansbury’s. The case was adjourned for a work matter. The defendant pleaded guilty to a separate count of indecent language on Lachion Street Sunday night. The coarse sentence involved two hours on the first charge and several days on the second.
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Children's Court
Roy Stansbury
Min, Teenaven
Patio
Lachion Street
Growing practice of petty pilfering on trains increases fines
The practice was growing with many complaints of petty pilfering from the trains used by the men. The magistrates Meanie Ho K Ford and N. Pp. bodes decided to increase the amount of recent fines. Men were fined £310 each with seven days imprisonment in default, the altered terms accepted. All men wore shabby attire and appeared destitute.
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Meanie
Ho K Ford
N. Pp. Bodes
J's P
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IEA
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Wranuma
Y.A.L. Revue and Band
Es Drutie
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Race Review
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Wool Report
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Poster-Mecellan Co
Gans
Mir
Wellington
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Ted Aedinent
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