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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1925
Page
2
Notice warns of trespass on Moobong and New Park properties and demands removal of any recent permissions. Gardner and Co advertises low interest loans with fast service and vintage items for sale, listing 39 Hunter Tree Sydney and claiming 12 years in business.
An advertisement seeks rental of property under specific terms at Craziers located near 303 Church Bteeer Parenunaltie. The note requests proper verin yeure tenure and mentions a 10 curry 1800 tariff.
Clipped notice from Me Watt offering a reward in a local matter. Describes a confrontation near a town in a chugtnut area with a Hoe mune and streak town toro. Mentions awareness of Inforwathm Yeading in a court-related context and identifies a Charindy Atrest at Parkon.
An event at Mulvandry Hall on Wednesday September 28 raises funds for the Hull Fund with songs and music by Hood Music. Performers include Lambs and Sharpe with guests doing readings and a good supper titled Da Un Ochentra.
In memory of Alberthe Catherine Rimmonds who departed September 25 1983. A loving wife and mother whose silent heartache and sorrow are felt deeply by her husband and family.
A local notice discusses an advertisement by Frank Moreland on painting shade and buildings. The statement questions the estimate and advertising validity, with no author acknowledged. The local official stance remains unclear and no concrete approval is given.
In a noisy session at Farber Hotten Court, onlookers report insults and heated exchanges. Constable Blackmun described an incident near the White River ferry as witnesses recalled rude accusations and confrontational language from attendees.
Local social events at Mulvandry and nearby venues include a September 39 gathering at the Authority Hall with rations. a petrol pump permit granted for N Green front of Hustucns premises. a postponed auction count rescheduled to the 17th. a Forbes Coursing Club mothers’ meeting and a Cheerful Monthly issue with jokes and cartoons. sugar gum trees issue under council review. a fundraising dance for a hospital fund at the Marlee Brothers venue.
An old students reunion dance on Thursday drew a large turnout with hall decorations by alumni. The event featured a student supplied program and noted increasing membership, with plans hinted for a future reunion ballot.
The Jemalong sab booth outlined a plan to fund Orange Forbes Road, with Mala Mtoada Board granting a sum for immediate work. The council considered starting operations at once, seeking Hound's cooperation in supplying bun metal and agreeing to pay the latter's price, to be decided at the next meeting.
Fragmented report describes government and municipal franchise petitions in Lewislative Assembly regarding adult franchise extension and election rules. It notes a Wheat Pool payment update for 1924-25 harvest with a third installment pending in New South Wales.
Forbes residents and visitors feature in a miscellaneous column with holiday updates. Mr ayjd Mra and Mr Patterson return from Warbes to Forbes area. Dr Benedict Akin gains bar admission while Crown Law appointments shift locally. Dwyer from Urentell recovers from a broken arm after a wagon collision. Local sports news mentions a golf match and new records at the Forben Tinkw event.
A court hearing lists multiple petty offenses including stealing benzine valued at 10 shillings from George Miller. Arthur Shanoon pleads guilty to unlawful premises activity and related costs. other defendants face fines for apprenticeship and indenture violations.
A seven year old child playing on a Saturday evening in Gunning bland was struck down when the ground broke causing the child to fall and suffer a fatal neck injury. The child was taken to Parkes hospital and buried yesterday amid bereavement notices.
Wool dealers report a general uptrend in prices and improving demand across regions. Buyers from Continental Europe and Japan hold strong purchasing power while Bradford authorities note cautious revival. manufacturers face war era price shifts and shifting raw material costs. The Bradford market shows tentative recovery with top makers active and Co. reducing prices to spur late trade.
Phowiu J. Dunn claimed seven pounds for work done from Clara Rae. The defendant did not appear until late. verdict returned for the full amount plus seven shillings eight pence in costs.
Three children were charged in the Children’s Court with stealing oranges from a burdened carrier. They pleaded guilty and were released on a one month probation with a payment of 8 pence.
Early tips outline divisions including First Division 1240 with Majesty e Lady and I My Member, Bownd in 12.2 division yer Boy Grey Patch, Third Division 22.14 with Thrody Holly Boy, and 141 Handicap 1.8 noting contestants and placements.
The note claims Quality groceries and providers offer high quality and low prices. It mentions Bleok's store in North Tf and urges customers to have garments cut and made by people, with a cryptic reference to the Ark of Titaninn and a person named Tilton.
Local notes report odd names and figures from a community sports gathering at Whichcombe with mentions of Carman Browowen Murtney and Tongil plus line about a 10a score. It notes Harold Moloney involved and a tender request for a lagite of a ronertu wicket near the show ground road.
A Sydney caucus threatens to resign if a pay rise proposal is approved. Beate Minterly and the caucus oppose increasing membership pay from 600 to 1000 per annum amid tense deliberations.
Report states 54 men from the Kuri plden were convicted yesterday and given seven days in prison with no torture pay as ordered. A separate note details a Morgan Fire under control with investigation showing the fire began in an office pocket at the SOL level and the shaft sealed down.
At the wool sales yesterday in Sydney 9300 bales were offered. The market was firm and prices matched the best levels from last week.
A motor car crash at Lower Hutt killed a man and seriously injured a woman. The deceased was Arthur Armmtrong. the driver and other details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A raid by a noted outlaw, described as a Fipeltian borullt, hit Mabore on Sindiyaleht. The attack resulted in multiple fatalities and widespread disruption as Lal gan and other figures reported the event.
A vintage Ford Times ad extols the blue Ford Touring Car with new styling and multiple color options. It touts trade-in values, flexible terms, and emphasizes Ford’s long standing value while warning against naysayers and promoting model year upgrades.
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