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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1946
Page
5
A fragmented community notice outlines an auction and local postings for goods and services. Items include a sale of fruit and produce, household objects, and a pianist or player piano search. A meeting of a local association is mentioned with dates and location clues.
Fragmented OCR text mentions holidays for banks and lists various bank names in Australia. Several garbled proper nouns appear, including references to Savings Bank, Market, and regional banks, with unclear dates or places. The readable content centers on financial institutions and holiday observances rather than a coherent event or actions.
Government notices invite tenders for housing construction at Condobolin NSW including 10 by 12 foot cottages in groups, with plans and specifications available at the council office on Marias Street. Submissions close 4 pm on the specified Tuesday.
A damaged OCR fragment describes nomination and ballot rules, mentioning a meeting on Tuesday at 8 pm led by W. Sloan. It references a nomine writing, willingness to stand, and potential penalties for noncompliance. The text remains unclear and partly illegible.
Wyoming thanks senator and marine for service. Acknowledgment honors Sewell Hantat for duties and support across the states. Community leaders note dedication and ongoing efforts in public service.
Notice of traffic diversions on Tuesday to Friday September 34 and 8, 184 with showground routes in Lachian Street Bridge Portestat and Show Glesela. Road stations at Show Street Bunda Willow Avenue. Traffic directed to avoid intersections and proceed promptly. Town Clerk DF Dempsey warns drivers of planned disruptions in Forbes.
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