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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
4
Tenders are invited for the purchase of three allotments of land belbx Lachlan and Browyn Streets. The call notes a date of Saturday September 1922 and references the DUP, with names Lachlan Stevet Browyn and others associated.
A fragmented message expresses gratitude from several named individuals to a broad group including Ubank oll Kili Mende and others. The note mentions family thanks for kind actions, with garbled spellings and unclear relationships, making specifics hard to determine.
A garbled notice mentions a lost gold chain with a reward offered. The fragment references a person or group named SLY and hints at a birthday or date. No clear names, location, or contact details are legible.
A notable sale will be held at Mir E J Byron's Kilburo property near Gamma Ridge Ing on Wednesday September 14. A fine lot of stock and farm equipment will be offered, with details advertised by Mosim J C Keane and VT Judd acting as auctioneers in conjunction.
An upcoming event will honor winners at the competition with medal presentation and a wrap of the awards. Organizers arrange the formal recognition as part of the week’s activities.
Coroner MW T Gilehrint held an inquiry into the death of Michael O Neil found in the Kachlan River near Forts on Saturday morning. Evidence noted that it may relate to accidental drowning.
September meeting notices call for participation from listed members. Secretary to know before Saturday. Names include Kelly, Shirvington, Miter, Go Miter, Shieviturton, Cripplin, Hoonke, Carrie, June, Brow, Sullivan, Palterwa. Committee will meet to arrange day.
In a naval weekly note from Kugowes rowchex ashla Mord tug the issue regrets lateness for today's Inoue. A winner in the preserves section HL Uh Borbes, Mrs Hotwell, entry for gallie jelly, was awarded the rat pride. The Forbes show profits led the Hallway Commissioners to advise the Association Lo.make Application for refund of the full deposit £60 6s 4d.
A Portes branch meeting lists officers including President W Soutwich and vice presidents Kemp Low Went Venables. It notes no points for Messrs Routhwick and Kemp, a moving ceremony, and a next test scheduled for the 19th. It reports a race lineup last Saturday at Spear Hicky with results: O Dwyer 77, W Brownbitt 83, Farmer 86, Reynolds 3, Flannery 8, Meagher 0, Webb 9, and others with partial scores noted.
A district vote considers proposed work for the elementary and secondary schools funded by a building era and a Fund Aa. Notable items include Browne £1,000,000 removed, Parkes £460, Uribburee £180, Armwazour £2,100, Forber £8,278, and Freon ireprovement £800. Other costs cover a new walling at Sundagblan, a new building at Tullamore for £2,000, and related renovations to finish plans.
Unpatented show races at Lerwick and nearby venues produced a well attended meeting. Winners include Lerwick in the first hurdle with Murphy and others placing. Prat t s winners in the main events. Bally-hooley and Winnie claim notable placings. Kiogeratt wins the handlcup race. Cavalns and Fawn Drews Hettor posted strong showings.
Local figures in Forbes discuss travel plans and residence changes. Mrs Jalduck and Mira Baldock plan extended holidays abroad next year. A Jatdock and Steventon manage town duties while Mr Staven ton remains in Forbes. The Advocate and Forbes residents anticipate printing orders and movement over the coming weeks.
Boron buyers report the Bogong abort Danttajoo area has seen five weeks of rain and heavy storms. Upstream towns like Tomingley report poor fruit yields and scarce supply. Statewide drought concerns persist with saturated soil and stock losses noted amid continuing weather disruption.
Mrs Lewis and Miss Grace Stuieh convert Mrs Prow'n premises on Rankin Street into the Wattle Tea Rooms. They have one room ready with new furniture and fittings and expect to open next Tuesday. The venture aims to attract wide patronage and become a popular local spot.
The Masonic Temple in Latchin announces a Tuesday 10 p.m. initiation ceremony led by the Grand Lodge officers and 4th 0. Moon P.O. 8.W. Other Grand Lodge officers will assist. a wine and vesting of attire follows in the lodge room with many brethren expected.
A garbled notice lists shows including Three Live Ghosts at the Strand tonight with a blend of humor and intrigue. The program includes Ackos the Dew Line and Salome, with Lon Talmdge and William Fox noted in performances and a canopy scene promising dramatic moments and road mention.
A deputation led by W J Kadmondy and peers from Foolngone Railway Lowey discussed opening a new line to aid Nantlon and transfer to Hofer Shire. They argued the Goatagony station was built with £40,000 wasted on extensions and urged timely railway facilities to avoid continuing delays and disadvantaged townships.
A gifted musical family delivered a charming performance on Thursday evening, drawing praise for their harmony and stage presence. The group impressed with a sequence of pieces and an engaging finale that left the audience warmly appreciative.
A fragment notes a world record attempt involving Orpingtons and a person named Dudian with a price of 10/8 per setting. Location references include Bathurst and Hill in South Fob, with unclear dates or full context.
A splendiferous monument on Weanowtay, depicted by a Ne paper tnapicted figure, marks a cent new medieval promment arated 41 Dogan Cate Whiv at our town site. A four-diuled mock ta Meted, mounted on KraMite base, stands over 20 feet tall. The inscription bramth exch mentions GALE soldiers and the Gragt War.
The Grenfell exhibition drew a wide crowd with live music and brisk activity. Judges crowned top stallions and attracted craft displays while cattle events featured brood mares and draught work. The show ended with broad acclaim for overall success.
A garbled OCR style note lists names and items such as Nuhwok Oxford Shor sporia hood shaw and White Cone Wos Courié with references to bickle Cubiay coy bred linet and Meade's Bink Btorea. Other terms mention Wools rent Peppermint Cure and powders for cold remedy with tea from Mien Hathyats.
A garbled colonial notice mix mentions donations for hospital work, a Levy show, and local planning. It notes trees planted in South Centre Park, a Tenudony Shinn meeting, and a Forbes Weddin shire council polling pinoys. Community events, shop window desires, and advertisements mingle with unclear names and places.
A Sydney telegraph piece notes Mr Hughes denying responsibility for talks with North Sydney and says he may act only through national and local groups. It mentions the Prime Minister's denial, possible arrivals, and political maneuvers including plans on liquor, education, and transportation.
In Sydney and New York reports, Anderson and O'Hara-Wood are poised to represent Australia in doubles on Monday while Hchurda and Tilden look set for the United States doubles. Friday's Grat match between THiten and Patterson is seen as key, with insiders calling it nearly a world championship clash. Anidetwan and Johmon are also mentioned, but no second Friday qualifier is confirmed. In New York, the Canadian dollar is noted at par for the first time in 1935.
Engowen led a Sunday meeting with Church of England parishioners after service to discuss the Abbey of Ch Lown Mi MpDUrE issue. The gathering was orderly and representative, with several matters thrashed out before deciding no district should serve the owner multialler. The bishop was to be approached to grant the reverend a date for the new gvar from Vine teat.
Fragmented OCR text advertises Balart Rola skirts and blouses plus Navy Serge Mull. Mentions Nueten & Prutley's and RT/16/ 4/6 dates. Promises guaranteed Pik and a new Laudia Whity Footwaar range.
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