Forthcoming shows dates and a road closure notice
A garbled list shows dates for forthcoming performances at towns including Albury Cowra Temora and Canowindra with various day numbers and months. A private track from Carrawobitty to Gunning Tap is reported closed to all heavy traffic with warning against defying the law. A note mentions rising prices for ladies and gentlemen's wear and a sale at reduced prices.
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Septigm Eel
Young
Albury
Cowra
Cootamundra
Temora
Sind
Canowindra
Narrandera
Hurrowa
West Wyalong
Millrcumborrah
Junee
Quandialla
Lot
Carrawobitty
Gunning Tap
W. Coward
Hospital street carnival plans stir town debate
A meeting of the Forbes Hospital Sports body discussed a street fair and public holiday on October 4th. Councillors debated closing Lachlan Street, gate fees, and whether events should be on the street or showground. A showground carnival with a king competition was favored to boost proceeds and avoid street crowds.
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Summittex
Qetabor
Joseph Dovaghen
Flep
Lachlan Street
Parkes
Goulburn Hospitala
Mra
A. J. Baldock
Hed Cross Society
Hospital Street
Austen
H. G. Mitchell
Messrs
R. Wighton
W. Gt. Johnson
Wighton
H. Blaxland
Johnson
Mesa A. Austen
Jock Duwi
Hawkins
A. J. Collis
RK. Wightom
D. A. Mannard
J. Evwards
Sappy
Erie
Ty Wax
Henoe
Labor League
Lince
Ay Parkes
Sparta
Community council nominates bodies for election discussion
The council proposed several bodies for nomination including Shire Council PI Board Soldier's League Labor League United Friendly Societies Chamber of Commerce and others. The Poi Ligue school plans rival events and a Maypole exhibition was deemed impractical. A cake party to fund prizes was suggested. District collectors of produce and foodstuffs were named with several names listed for each area. The meeting adjourned for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire Council
PI Board
Soldier’ League
Labor League
United Friendly Societies
Chamber of Commerce
Groans
Stork & Station
Gollirs
Poi Ligue
Sparte Fund
Enah
Att Union
T. Hoswell
Yonma
M.S. Deryer
Weehan
Sand Hills
Mesdames Hooper
A. Anderson
Brophy
W. TW
Aly
Dargohalgie
Mesdames
Thornton
H. Cutler
Wowingragong
Redburn Wut
Ridley Yurieons
Misses Judd
Yurrungong
Miss Nonlis
My Stewart
Bedgembo
Parkes News Highlights Lose or Win Parade And Local Events
Showers on Tuesday night totalled 22 points with August rainfall at 279 points, 954 since drought broke. Wongulew and Cleveden match ends 2 sets to one, Wongalea Club’s maiden win. Ex-townsman W Keast received a Red Cross gold medal in Yarrabandai. Sir Denison Miller visited Parkes to discuss the Second Peace Loan. Fire Brigade Captain Medlyn awarded good conduct badge. Lake Metcalfe embankment work to add 9 feet continues under Council supervision. John B Mann dies aged 86, Cornwall-born with large Parkes family. Cornell meeting calls for railway improvements funding. Parkes tennis loses to Peak Hill 23 games total. Yearly hospital and juvenile ball proceeds near £30. John O’Sheanissy awarded field glasses. Vandermaal elephantine cauliflowers noted. George Bennett charged with stealing 12 sheep. case to October Forbes Sessions. Two fires Sunday night cause little damage. Catholic bazaar gross over £800. net £709. Parkes railway station grading raised to class level. Parkes Caledonian Society reactivated. leaders elected. November Ard to host events. Constable J P Sheaton promoted to first class.
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Denison Miller
Parkes
Board of Fire Commissioners
M. H. Medlyn
Lake Metcalfe
Bearzamil
Joe Faull
Bathurst
John B. Mann
Arthur Ross
Mann
Cornwall
Australia
Cornell
Park
Peak Hill
John O'Sheanissy
Parkes Pony Racing
J. BE. Mulling
Vandermaals Seuip
Jim
George Bennett
Alec Town
M.linger
Forbes
Ashcroft
Grand Hotel
Cummins
Cowra
Wellington
Cootmundra
Parkes Caledonian Society
W. Clark
Messrs
Dodd and McGregor
Boyd Bon
W. Gibshon
J. P. Sheaton
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Workl
Paris
Ny Lesford
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