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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
4
Auction results show lamb and ewe prices steady with modest advance signs. Trade notes indicate moderate supplies, with bids reflecting light to moderate demand and several consignments highlighted for future weeks.
An 18 year old girl appeared in court seeking autonomy over her life, preferring institutional confinement over home life. The mother feared safety risks and bad company as the case highlighted family tension and the defendant's expressed wish to be sent away rather than remain at home.
A Lower Court upheld the appeal that the showgrounds were not ratable under public reserve provisions. The judge found the showground area excluded from general rates, citing government act definitions and longstanding council practice. The decision followed arguments by the show’s managers and reflected statutory exemptions for public showgrounds.
The club held a round with Bean displaying steady form in the tuard tournament. Bis defeated Dr. Mis Gray 100 to 86 in the final match. Hammy beat Rrans 700 to 101, and Saan Btreekiend won a close bout. KA Onley received a departmental post, while Revie and others posted results.
Daly threatened to denounce the ministry publicly over wage cuts as the government faced tension in the Banate. Cabinet not agreed on the scheme and Senator Barpow warned against further action amid Prime Minister's tour. France discrimination against Australia wheat sparked retaliation fears under 200 percent penalty duties.
The article notes Amy Johnson, famous aviator, flying toward Australia with Captain FW Matthews listed as her instructor. It mentions preparation for the journey and references Major South in the context of navigation and deck arrangements.
The match between the Ali teallane and the English Eleven continued after rain and hail delayed play. English Eleven’s Ninian scored 24 while others contributed modest innings. Wickes took two wickets in a rain-affected session as Limers, Rhinew, and Papkey added to the totals with notable scores.
An obituary notes the death of racing official Mr Mackie aged about 3? at an event in the West. The report recalls his long service and respect in the racing community and mentions his hospital admission and subsequent passing.
A degraded report describes a livestock sale at Korben Maul with details on cattle, bulls, and cows, listing breeders and prices in shillings per head. It notes about 490 head traded, with a mix of prices and breed notes, warning of reduced demand due to market conditions.
Sydney minister the Agriculture outlines a plan to ease harvesting rules for farmers unable to meet quarantine requirements. Early applications by Rural Industries Branch aim to prevent delays in permits and ensure farmers can retain enough wheat and hay for essential farming operations.
An obituary records the death on a Wednesday of Thos Sundridand and mentions survivors including daughters Mrs Strickland and Mrs Murrow, a sister, and other relatives. It notes funeral arrangements at St Vincent's Hospital and a home burial, with family members named and connections to Bundaburhu.
A Forbes show meeting outlines numerous names and events for a forthcoming exhibit. The document lists participants including Hanna, Chet, Usha, Morouthert Maiden Handicap, and Gold Traytatinde among others, with references to races and prizes such as the Crayidene and Gold Tray events.
Prince Cyllene scores in a crowded Cowra show meeting. Attendees report good turnout and lively racing. Notable results include Genus Tatlo and Princess Glory in various divisions, with multiple horses and handicaps listed.
The Forbes branch hosts an organiser visit amid discussion of a new policy on tree retype tome and Aquavtation. The text outlines terms set by the Westeldt depot and Ansuotation, with members urged to obtain end equil hie cyteatarent from the Proprietora and stam at Vhs ward.
The Stroud Talkie Theatre screens The Virginian at 2 30 pm on Saturday with children admitted for a showing. critics praise the outdoor program as a major attraction. Monday and Tuesday feature Richard Barthelmess with a dramatic program titled Drag.
A jumble of social notes from a nineteenth century column detailing visits, weddings, travel, and greetings. The piece mentions Mrs Reg Rah of Windfeld with her son Jim, several local families from Albany and Sydney, holiday trips, and various small-town acknowledgments. The tone is informal, recording multiple names, places, and events in a single festive community roundup.
Randwick selections list various horses and runners with cryptic scores and affiliations. Names include Tom Pinch High Diedain and Phartap with placements noted. The fragmentary text suggests a racing program or betting card with multiple entries and results.
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