Accountant offer for station and farm accounts work
Station and farm accounts and general bookkeeping offered. monthly tradesmen’s accounts rendered. inventories taken. auditing and income tax returns prepared.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1918
Page
2
Station and farm accounts and general bookkeeping offered. monthly tradesmen’s accounts rendered. inventories taken. auditing and income tax returns prepared.
In Singleton yesterday a four man group including dentist Yohn Hay suffered injuries in a motor crash. Beeby and Dr Gliruth criticized the present party system and proposed proportional representation as corrupt. Returned soldiers and townspeople denounced both major parties and urged reforms, with a conference planned to examine National Parliament causes. Newcastle’s 121st anniversary events featured speeches and lighthearted naval jetty greetings.
Janes confirms Kevin remains at the same facility with access via Sir EB. The new premises will be next door, and the contact phone is 278.
Notice states forms are prepared by a new office named Hewson Hall of Australasia and Allowfotel Horton. Address and exact filing details are not provided.
Local cinema Lorne Pictures unveils a new diary themed program featuring music acts and galleries. The project, titled Links Diary, promises a lively lineup with special guest performances and regional talent including Byers Melons and Memelling Abu.
A garbled text fragment lists numerous unusual names and phrases with no clear narrative. It resembles a corrupted page segment with scattered references to people and places, lacking coherent events or context.
A disjointed report notes the country police magistrates hold pride of place over commercial travelers in travel, detailing their extended duties and journeys between Orange Forbes Parkes and other towns. It mentions a Justice Department effort and various routine court travels, reflecting a busy colonial legal system.
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions a local sale action and officials but lacks clear names, dates, or places. Rest readable bits indicate a public sale notice with partial details.
The provided OCR yields a highly garbled block with names and fragments. Readable entities include scattered person names and terms, but no coherent event, place, date, or outcome can be determined for a proper card.
A magisterial inquiry at the court hears testimony on the death of George Elvin from alleged liver and senile debility. Witnesses describe a hospital visit, a possible overdose of strychnine, and a nurse’s account of the patient’s condition before death. The inquest records show no valuables found and indicate hospital care followed by further inquiries into the circumstances of the death.
The Forbes district notes the death of Charles Hedley, 53, of Burrawang Station, at a private Sydney hospital after two months illness. He was son of the late Thomas Edols and part of a large Forbes family that once owned Big Burrawang station. He leaves seven children and a wife Mrs Dawsett, with his funeral at Burrawang family cemetery. He was respected for generosity to patriotic funds and community causes, and his passing ends a prominent era on the Burrawang property and surrounding towns.
At Forbes Court this morning Harry Pepper faced charges for stealing a quantity of carpenter tools valued at £2 10s, the property of Mr Daroo balg. Witnesses including constable Chamberlin and workers from Daroobalg and Rankin Street testified Pepper admitted selling tools later found to be his. Pepper claimed only ownership of some tools and identified marks on others, with second-hand dealer Aukins and others linked to the sale. Trial set for October.
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