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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1927
Page
6
A report notes large stock of duplicates and machinery available at A. V. McKay and Bone Ltd with contact by phone 656. The item implies a process linking wrecks to applications and mentions Keat buyers for John Darling and Bone Ltd.
B J Butler advertises a full stock of groceries drapery boots and shoes saddlery ironmongery crockery motor oils petrel fancy goods fruit and cool drinks at cheap prices. Agencies include Parmers Grassers Co op Co Lu Shirley's Micures Tates Rollsbla Geode and Trees. Trucks ordered for Flemington sheep skins hides rabbit skins and more.
A September 4 wedding at the Catholic Church in Goolagong linked Misa Alicia Margaret Stibbard of Emerald Hill to William Henry Tremble. The bride wore georgette and silver lace with orange blossoms. best man was James Stibbard. After the ceremony relatives were entertained at Emerald Hill, with numerous presents.
A brief notice seeking a specialty catering service for parties and weddings. A trial solicited. Telephone contact offered for proposals and arrangements.
Caragabal General Store announces supplies from needles to anchors and lists agencies including H. V. McKay's Machinery and London Lancashire Insurance. After this date trespassers on Wandary Holding will be prosecuted without respect to persons. those guarding horses or stock without authority will face strict legal action.
Bedgerabong reports clear skies and warm Tuesday weather. The town hosted a show with horses and prizes, including Joyce Brown winning six frets and seven entries, plus Miss Hobson and Dot Field winning cake and handkerchief. Emus and sheep face dry spines, a stork delivered a son to Mr and Mrs EBH. Railway Club team failed to appear for an unaccountable reason.
At Bogan Gate Palace Court on September 8 H Balt was fined £4 or two months for possessing four opossum skins and £25 or four months for destroying native birds. Settlers faced fines for failing to destroy rabbits. Dogs must be registered this month. A Popular Girl competition fund meeting and a Bogan Gate Progress Association annual meeting are planned. Personal items report Corrie Fragenfelder ill in Forbes and Dave Kopp injured in a tram accident. Weather remains dry with good wheat crops despite the spell.
Local listing notes a diversified range from stock and station services to sale of Weal’s Improved Gravity Dry Wheat Pickler and insurance offerings by North British and Mercantile, with Mose property and location details. McCauley firm advertises agencies and auctioneering. The notice emphasizes growing absorption and up-to-date merchandise.
Dry conditions persist with no rain and concern over rallying conditions for Condobolin and nearby stations Avondale Kiacatoo Riorambil Wongerra. Sheep shearing halted this week amid drought while wool values rise at Sydney wood sales as Condobolin holds its own.
B. M. Franks & Co. Universal Providers in Trundle advertises meeting all customer requirements with sessionable goods and reasonable pricing.
A Quandialla show committee meeting outlined prize trophy selection rules and a timetable. A sub committee will arrange a show schedule and an October 11 public holiday for venue events. Stewards were named for stock, horses, sheep, poultry, vegetables, cooking, art, and more with a September 24 next meeting.
A notice offers to locate buyers for stock and property and to provide particulars. It promotes expert personal attention to business and mentions wheat buying at cash market rates. Also lists agents and equipment firms including McKay's Machinery, Atlas Insurance OQ, and Austins Windmills.
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