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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
1
Advertisement notes that Music in the Home fosters happiness and social treasure, urging readers to buy a renovated Paling piano. Offers particulars and easy terms, addressed to 310 George Street, Sydney.
Sir Philip Game opened Forbes Show with attendance exceeding expectations. The event featured livestock displays, postage, and a parade by the Forbes Troop of the 6th Light Horse. Vendors from local firms showcased goods, including wool, dairy supplies, and culinary exhibits. Local groups and performers contributed to a vibrant carnival atmosphere.
Historical race results from Forbes show feature multiple classes including stallions mares and ponies. Notable participants include Sir Philip Garna as NSW Governor attendee and various owners drivers and horses with winners across trotting and harness events.
Weather note from Professor Waleh of Dubbo warns of rain cyclones floods and earthquakes this week or next. Sports results show mixed horse and rodeo events with several winners and judges listed, followed by continued racing and animal event entries and page reference.
The pavilion, damaged by a burr cone last year and rebuilt with limited funds, housed an interesting display as crowds poured in. A striking picture of Forbes district wealth and productivity emerged, highlighting a land that rewards hard work and frowns on parasites.
Fragment lists horses and riders with divisions and bids. Names include Amida Miller, McNicol, Lavelle, M Murphy and C. Co. Francis. Classes cover light horses under 16 hands and Indian Removal Trade suitable animals. Bid totals and classifications implied by clipped OCR.
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