Bricklayer Borton, 40, Pleads for Hallmats and Brickwork
Abandoned OCR fragment notes Borton a bricklayer, 40, involved in hall mats, brickwork, chimneys, ovens. Location Abbot Street, North UI appears. Missing clear verbs or outcome.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
3
Abandoned OCR fragment notes Borton a bricklayer, 40, involved in hall mats, brickwork, chimneys, ovens. Location Abbot Street, North UI appears. Missing clear verbs or outcome.
A garbled era of eye care promotion claims eye strain headaches and blurred vision can be helped by professional exams and prescribed remedies. The ad mentions Dr Crooke s Nerve Glasser and Basser in Sydney offering eye care services with promotional visits and partnerships with James F Brown England. It touts devices and waxes and hints at eye health products with dates and hotel locations for consultations.
Farmers face anxiety as irrigation fails and frost tightens ground with drought looming. H Harkett of South Forbus comments on pasture suffering while wheat prospects brighten despite the harsh conditions and rain shortage.
A distorted report on Champaaur Vineyard near South Forber describes expected wine yields of up to 20,000 gallons and notes varieties such as pork, sherry, coluret, Nook, and museal. Mr Hallahan from Kathorgten manages Helf Mead while Mr Green row oversees education and garden work. inspections praise organization, student activity, and agricultural trials, with irrigation, grain experiments, and building repairs advancing the project.
A lively summary of Tullamore show events notes presentations by representatives from surrounding districts and Forbes Advent, with praise for vegetable displays and cooking and preserves entries. It reports favorable weather for some exhibits despite drought, lists principal awards in livestock, crafts, and home industries, and credits Mr W Vandersal and Core y for leadership, noting strong participation from local families and clubs.
The public examination of bankrupt Thomas Henry Turner in Forbes proceeded with Police Magistrate McMorran in attendance. Turner testified to past business roles at Forbew and Parkes, listing assets, debts, and transfers, including a £600 claim by Farmers & Gruztneen Co-operative and a 442 mortgage on land. the meeting discussed his lack of clearable assets and past partnerships while noting his wife’s savings and other minor holdings.
A fragment notes a Highland whisky of rare merit linked to a brand tied to Sandy Macdonald and Se Nee sat Se Boones, suggesting strong Scottish provenance and expected quality. The garbled text references ten of Scotland's ee factor and a renowned reputation.
An ad promotes Jack's Prep for removing grime and stains from railway carriages and metalware. It claims to restore worn surfaces without damaging paint or varnish and offers quick, single-application cleaning for doors cupboards engines and other items. Local polish and restoration services are mentioned.
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