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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
7
A fragmented reminiscence piece from a historic page contains garbled names and stray phrases. It references Lon gerenong and Lon era figures and hints at community memories, with scattered words like NCR Newitt and Veet oat ad.
The readable fragments describe a confusing sequence of terms and names, mentioning a camel like figure, Easter, people named Sane and Ethan, a coat with ears, and a place that sounds like Lom. The overall item appears to be a damaged OCR snippet with no clear event or person of record.
Disjointed reminiscence recalls Bobby sent to Taemania under harsh rule. References to fear, resilience, and extraordinary qualities unseen by others. Mentions 1852, London and Melbourne-like scenes, with unclear places and names.
Fragmentary text appears to describe a manslaughter charge or investigation with scattered names, locations, and dates. The readable segments mention a hotel, Airmen, and several improper names or garbled terms, providing no coherent narrative or definitive outcomes.
Fragmentary ad claims every piano leaves showroom tuned tested and guaranteed, invites prices and photographs of listed instruments, but the text is garbled and lacks clear details on models and conditions. It appears to be an old classifieds style notice from a piano seller seeking responses.
Municipal directory from Horsham including severance from Wimmera Shire to 17 November 1582. Details electoral district, polling officers, registrar, members, assets, population, loans, and local officials. Lists towns, rates, debentures, retirements, town hall, town clerk, engineers, health officer, solicitor, curator, bankers, police magistrate, and borough staff.
A garbled account depicts a crossing tragedy with mentions of a woman, a station, and multiple unclear actions. The text references various people and places in disjointed phrases, implying a disaster or accident at a level crossing and ensuing confusion.
The record lists Wimmera Shire electoral district in Horsham division with parishes and divisions, officials including representatives S Rodgers and Stewart ASHA, returning officers, and administrators. It notes area 1048 square miles, population 4740, property valuations and revenues for 1916-17, retirements of several officers, and council meeting times at Shire Office Hor sham.
A historical notice lists Kowrie Shire divisions, ward names, and the 23 May 1887 reorganization. It records district officers, polling plates, and retirements across Edenhope Goroke and West Riding with names such as Henry Grainger Hill and James Christin dlaney.
Fragmentary notes describe a redefinition of Arapiles Shire with parts severed from Wimmera Shire and annexed, listing electorates, parishes, and officials. The document cites dates around May 20 1913 and outlines divisions, districts, and roles including members, registrars, and public offices amid a broader administrative context and geographic descriptions.
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