Station and Farm Accounts and Tradesmen's Ace
Monthly station and farm accounts rendered. Tradesmen ace duties include inventories, auditing and general accountancy work. Income tax returns prepared.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
6
Monthly station and farm accounts rendered. Tradesmen ace duties include inventories, auditing and general accountancy work. Income tax returns prepared.
Dentist Mr Frank Kevin announces he remains at the same address. Entrance to his dental rooms will now be through Mr E J Kevins new premises next door. Phone 273.
The fragment presents a dialogue with Bill urging not to shoot and naming Parson Jones' tame duck. Harry confesses poverty and claims he will let the duck go, capturing a rural scene with rustic phrasing and a hint of humor.
In this issue, Hansard of Nan Cin Street Forbes notes a local lady jeweller’s retirement and sale of her entire stock at unusually low prices without inspection. The announcement claims buyers were very satisfied with the result.
The Forbes District School notes beat passes for cookery classes. Names appear in order of unit with High School and Primary divisions including Nellie Thompson Jessie Hunter Olga Flohr Jessie Hutchison Vielemann Eileen Laridy Ivy Black Eva Hugo Sequaid Nancy Crocker Violet McGeors Lingell Patterson Elale Ackert May Hamilton.
The Mayor of Porkee convenes a public meeting at Coane Chambers Town Hall Monday at three o clock. The aim is to organize a focal celebration for the return of the Anzunes with hoped for broad attendance.
Sheep sale at Homebush yesterday saw multiple lots including hoggets and wethers from Forbes and Milvale. Prices ranged around 41 to 42 pounds for hoggets and wethers with several consignments from T RK Siamonds Varalandal and others achieving mid forties for select groups. Local buyers such as C Turner and E Rowley participated, with figures mentioning 47 6 and 48 per head for certain ewe and wether entries.
Garbled tale claims the mayor and acting secretary of the WDFLA diverted a Council land parcel from the traveling company, enriching the Connell treasury by about 14. The paper notes a motion of retsure not pursued and aldermen supporting the mayor’s actions, prompting questions about sources.
In Forbes town hall on Tuesday night a charity dance titled Daroobalgie drew a large crowd about a hundred people. The evening featured first rate music by Acret's orchestra with Messrs Myles Dumartin and The Kenny as guests. Mr F T Karn conducted the evening with orderly arrangements throughout.
A melodrama adaptation of The Court of St. Simon offers lavish scenes of Paris life and a Spanish intrigue. The Silent Master features a famous violinist performance and dramatic confrontations framed by a World War era setting.
The article reviews Mary Pickford in Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm noting the dramatic portrayal of Rebecca and the film's portrayal of life and travel. It mentions themes of hardship, social tension, and the character arc from home to boarding school and courtship, with prices listed as 6d and 1s.
Mesara Moore Brooke & Co and J Keane & Co report a highly successful sale at the municipal yards on Saturday. Prices reached 12 12 6 for young taillocks, 12 1 to 12 16 for cows, 11 for heifers, 5 1 for young steers, and 6 for a weaner. About 190 head were cleared.
Report states work on the Condobolin Broken Hill line has effectively ceased with men reassigned to the Mt Hope line to finish in about two months. Afterwards labor moves to other privately funded projects, amid material depreciation and questions over planning and policy.
Justice Harvey reports no evidence linking internees to enemy groups among Tried Republican Brotherhood members. Funds raised in Australia supported armed rebellion in Ireland and bought war material from Germany. Cabinet approves continued internment. Dalton's age prompts a medical review. Other items cover taxes, sedition disqualification, and local government measures.
The Gallipoli Strollers performed Monday and Tuesday, with a lively program in a midland venue. Vocalist Thomas a tenor and baritone soloists led a varied show featuring Take 9 Vide of Sporkting Ewes and The Songs of Araby, praised by witnesses for its energy and fine ensemble.
Private notes from Forbes district report ongoing recruitment led by Private R W Weaver aiming to raise sixty men. Messages confirm Cor poral Reg Prow wounded and missing after Gallipoli and France service. Enlistments include Rev Lloyd Dunstan and Father O'Brien among influenza cases and hospital visits. several locals ill with influenza. Casualty list lists Gault killed and Judd, Jones, Whitby, Woods wounded. M'Grath and M'Carthy listed with gunshot injuries. M'Carthy in Portsmouth hospital with leg wounds.
Community postings cover screenings of Ambassador Gerard's My Four Years in Germany and The Silent Master at Brook's and Urenk's Pictures, with notices on the Forbes line rail traffic, dogger registration, and local wool and sheep sales. Cattle and market prices are listed alongside weather notes and a Cowra court fine for tax filing noncompliance.
Mr Thomas Hahesy a longtime Forbes resident about 75 years old died suddenly at his Wombat Street cottage on Wednesday afternoon. Neighbors found him in the garden around six o'clock. the doctor certified death and the coroner deemed no inquiry necessary. He owned considerable property in Wombat Street area and was buried yesterday in the Catholic cemetery.
Hugo Muller, about 80, a Gui man Pole and Forbes district resident, died in his sleep at Mr Richard Brophy’s Daroobalgie home after supper on Wednesday. Coroner T. M. Tilin and Inspector Jones ruled a natural death, with no inquest. Funeral held at the Presbyterian cemetery.
On Tuesday a Mra Neville led Grenfell visit faced influenza related absences while the Little band of loyal helpers impressed. The Follies were hosted by Mrs Taylor and Jit Lang of the Red Cross along with local organizers. A crowded hall fulfilled Mr Potts prophecy of fine weather and a bumper house. The local repatriation fund topped £41 with the mayor praising the Follies and the Loyalty Girls hosted a supper, leaving Grenfell with warm memories.
A large audience attended Rev. Father Vandamme's lecture in Forbes town, praising Belgium's suffering during the war. Alderman Bates introduced him as he described escape routes from Belgium and aid to starving Belgian women and children. Donations totaling £566 10s 8d were promised to be sent via Mr F. W. Greer to aid authorities, with the fund remaining open for two weeks.
Frensh-American forces advance east of the Moselle and take first objective. British troops enter Bulgaria and occupy Naaman. Turkish prisoners in Palestine reach 45,000 as war moves widen across fronts.
Reuter reports Haig continued local operations near St Quentin advancing near Selency Gricourt and Amentieres. British gains included minor advances and stronger positions while repelling German counterattacks near Fayet and Gricourt. Air battles were intense with 71 enemy planes destroyed and eight balloons shot down, British losses 10 aircraft.
Opening Handicap at Mt Walma featured Hed and Tarawa in the frame. Trial Stakes listed Main Cable Talmar Blaney C VWandicap with Lady Melo Grall. Visitors Handicap included Klog Morris Shamua O Brien Banderell Relabula Mandicap. Silent Kinz Loss Seabeam also noted in results.
The report notes 6000 negroes in the American army and potential transfer of up to 700000 to France if needed. Wireless messages from England recorded in Sydney are cited as proof of experience counts. Forbes residents are urged to sign up for customer lists as C O Buckland marks fifteen years serving Forbes. Eugowra show day brings a bank and public holiday to Forbes next Wednesday.
Memorial notice for Private G Campbell who died in action in France on September 30, 1917. Submitted by his sorrowing grandfather E Farmer.
A grieving widower recalls his wife while seeking employment and housing. The notice lists requests for farming, housekeeping, and a five foot Sunshine Harvester with patent riddles, offering a week trial and £50 sale price, with applications via Forbes Post Office Hotel.
Robinson Bros announce penalties for shooting or fishing on Grudgery after Sept. 19 1818. Permissions cancelled and trespassers will be prosecuted without respect to persons.
A black gelding described as unbranded with a large scar on the hind leg and marked with a chestnut color and a large white patch on the forehead is missing near Railway Gate Forbes. A reward is offered on return to James Ashworth. Notifications also list upcoming intercessory services and meetings in Forbes Eugowra Meadow Bank and BoA churches with dates and times.
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