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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
7
Fragmentary notice advertises tailored clothing by Untlormade for ladies. It mentions Mike Agnew at the Oxford and Clamouk Corner in Forbes, offering improved skirts and indented fashion items for women, with references to New Zealand and the Ladies Tailors context.
Tenders are invited for repairs to the cricket ground facilities. Application details may be seen by contacting Mr Athol Gregin at the Cricket Association. Concrete work is expected, with specifications to be provided upon inquiry.
Nicholas Heiston Linpandon of Greek nationality seeks naturalisation in New South Wales Supreme Court under Emily Hall will probate. Notice states fourteen days for objections. executor William Forsyth Logie Hall named. Proctors: PIKINS STEVENSON & CO. 122 Pitt Street Sydney.
The occasion marks a Pied Anniversary at the Methodist Church featuring a bold sermon and music by the choir. A ceremony includes a reception with coffee and cake, a modest admission fee of 7.90, and a late evening service led by the visiting preacher.
The Westnes area faced a notable change in naval weather with thunderstorms and strong winds. Despite limited rain, forecasters warn against a heavy downpour as warm days meet cooler nights, casting uncertain prospects for the upcoming period.
A curious tennis day at Weelong last Sunday saw Lint clus and Mr K. Aarrix’s Tara club field a strong visiting side despite Weelong’s home advantage. Heavyweights staged a tough battle with Weelong edging a 45 to 32 result. The event featured good rallying and a pleasant afternoon for all participants.
Regional crop prospects show variable results across districts with some areas faring better. Inspector Millett notes October moisture shortfalls, raising fears of reduced reserves and uneven yields unless rain returns soon. Severe warmth and recent heavy rains threaten earlier varieties with signs of wilting in forward crops.
Paramount Pictures invites children under 14 to enter a writing competition at Paramount Pictures, 102 Pill Street, Burney. Entries must be under 100 words and received by October 31. The winner will be shown at the Strand Theatre with a friendly evening program.
The institute reports a profit deficit and notes delinquent accounts. Billiard-room receipts and youth policy are addressed with plans to dissolve old bounds and reorganize operations. The committee seeks to maintain the billiard room under a new envelope system and restrict membership to ages 14 and up.
In loving memory of James Rabiven, beloved husband. He passed quietly on a fall day, surrounded by family. His loss is felt deeply, yet his memory remains a light in our lives. A gentle soul, he found peace after a long illness.
Readable text advertises Strand Theatre tonight with Constance Binnay and Wanda Hawley in burlesque style shows. It mentions The Happy Love Story, a Fearless farce and a lineup including brash comedy acts and a Broadway style revue. The notes reference variety acts, melodrama, and wartime era entertainment.
Readable text shows a garbled street or ad fragment listing places such as Rankin Street and mentions items like gravy and A C amenity. No clear event or names to anchor a full news card. fragmentary content limits concrete facts.
Fragmented report details patients and staff at Forbes area medical facilities amid illness and injuries. Mentions private hospital entrances, transfers, and ongoing inquiries about hospital conditions and local health events.
The Ieal howHngelah's day boy championship final was played on Wednesday night. Kevin ditt and Huldock won 20 to 19 over C W Muller and L Cleawns. Meswry Howe and Law from Petersham were in Portsmouth yesterday on holiday work and played several rolls, including Forbes, showing strong form and familiarity with local lanes.
A garbled listing outlines entries for a forthcoming event at Parkes including horses and a variety of goods. It mentions Good Kyreey, Capeylene, Lady Ket, Sundries, Red Door, and other names, with sale action set for Wednesday in nearby towns and references to local dealers and advertisements for apparel and hardware.
Large fragmentary report describes Hughes as Nationalist candidate in North Sydney contest amid stormy conditions. It notes electors and council actions, weather disturbances over the Murray and Murrumbidgee regions, and a police incident with Wardrop near Fortnum Association rooms.
An OCR damaged advertisement page lists various goods and services from clothing to blankets and shoes, with mentions of a Royal Hotel Orange and a Commercial Hotel Georeontrayt Sydney. It references tailor made mules, blankets, and corsets, plus notices about hotel personnel and promotions.
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