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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
1
Daffodil Day celebrations at CWA Bowne drew wide interest last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Elliott Mulloy and Sharp with Mrs. C Shannon organized the event, presenting the daffodils and hosting a refined afternoon. Guests included Mrs Cameron and others who toasted the release of POWs, while Mrs Beildie hosted entertaining guests from the Royal Navy aboard an Otter table.
The Weal Court adjourned cases yesterday. On October 4 an amout charge involved Valmo B Hurford and Charles L Hurford. defendant could not attend free Amy duties. A tenancy application read with Alfred Davis Ted Woods Musse J F Williams and RO Palmer as concerned parties. pardons discussed by agreement.
The Forbes Chamber of Commerce met with limited secretary presence and discussed remuneration for services, electing Mr. Brooks absent, Mr. Jack Taylor acting secretary, and Mr. Alan Breen presiding. They debated expanding coverage of Forbes news, rail service concerns, and the need to contact Mr. Collett to set an honorarium for a secretary.
District residents celebrate news that Ralph Sanderson, a POW in Malaya, is safe and well. Officials confirm another letter from Singapura dated September 16, reporting recovery from fever. Additional Forbes district POWs named include J Buggowrs, F Logan, Bil Bray, Edward Clive, and others.
Norman A. As, manager of the Muviralla Hotel in Perbes, pleaded guilty to a liquor license breach during prohibited hours. He was fined £2 plus costs. proceedings noted inconsistencies in recording the conviction. Witnesses described hotel ledgers and lodgers, with statements about the premises and enforcement actions. The case involves multiple individuals fined for unlawful presence on the premises.
Roth's suggestion prompted outreach to nearby bodies. Meetings debated contacting Mr Dring for land matters, Urwin's agricultural station, and progress with the Education Department's technical farm. A 1000 miles riders race in Forbes was proposed as an annual event with local entertainment.
Forbes coroner Mr A K Ford concluded the inquest into the death of Lithgow footballer George Peat, 26, who died from skull fractures after a motor car blew a rear tyre near Forbes on September 8. Witnesses testified the car struck him after losing control. witnesses described the vehicle, seat occupants, and road conditions. Evidence noted the car’s tyres, brakes, and airbags were not implicated. Peat’s death was recorded as accidental.
The advertisement extols Men love it and women’s fragrance with Chuvrito- St powder. It promises to enchant lovers with a soft voice and remembered presence while claiming the powder rejuvenates skin tones like Rachel Naturelle Peche Sun Tan. It asserts the powder can impart a youthful, clear skin look and make an ordinary complexion appear fresh and alluring.
A brief year end summary of Forbes branch activities by WAN notes raised funds totaling £655 last year with minor expenditures and receipts. The report mentions hospital aid, material handling, and a December meeting where accounts and a Red Grass sale were discussed, noting small expenses of about £59.
An inquest heard evidence on a fatal road crash involving a driver identified as a sober Scot miner from Lithgow. Police described tire failure and tree impact, with blood and brain matter found on the car hood. Witnesses noted the car traveled below 38 mph, while no drink was found on occupants. The coroner recorded the proceedings highlighting the miner’s connection to temperance groups and a war bonds worth £150.
An old cosmetic ad promotes Charmosan powder and Creme Charmoban as perfect bases. It markets Big box priced 2 shillings 6 pence and Small 1 shilling 3 pence with Tubra available everywhere. The copy emphasizes long wear, claiming hours of cling and a radiant finish.
A disrupted school day sees teaching of art in focus with pupils displaying Worle pine specimens and clay work at Forbes Parkes, Anguite, Regul to Cuda Tullamore. The display ties to discussions on art education while openings await late inspection and library memorial event plans.
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