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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
3
In loving memory of Gevenet wit aoc to thet and thet who paved away. Sweetest memory lingers yet. Memory of our dear fend BIL who passed August 1835. Deep regret from Leaher-to-law and family including Ivan Lindsay Ray Shirley Lyall.
Forecasters report mild, breezy weather with westerly to northwesterly winds. Local notes indicate pleasant conditions prevailing with a likely return of warmer temperatures and low precipitation.
The notice lists a late Monday funeral for Graham John Stuart Bullork of Henry Street Horsham with details of mourning and arrangements. A Melbourne wire column reports fluctuating farm prices including wheat at 4/41 per bushel and assorted produce and dairy notes, reflecting local market conditions.
A girl was admitted to Morlyham Haes Hospital after a mysterious incident involving chewing lilies. In Horsham a serious accident at the quarries injured Mr Bell of Anderson Street while a heavy tool struck him. comunittee reports, a weathered tone covers society notes and a lecture on electricity.
After the coupe water and sewerage authority sessions the Granvillors and guests gathered in the Mitsu room to share refreshments. Participants included Vr RL Wile and Moth hind teen warhead rular with evident praise for the town’s past year. The mayor’s team will soon be chosen and a social event followed.
Fragmentary OCR mentions the Borsham Chacd with dates around August and a 13kH5 mark. Operational details are unclear, but the item references regular publication timing and a pride event.
A town meeting faced low attendance as the town clerk noted delayed arrival and sparse public participation. The discussion covered local safety, plans for future sessions, and a contentious request from residents regarding a public works project.
The Horsham Town Council discussed ending the True Art Alsatian dog bill as half baked and unaffordable, while preparing for the Hospital Annual Meeting on August 10. The council to elect committees and officers. several members were nominated and extended invitations for subscriber attendance.
The Somers council discusses Privy Council policy on wheat exports and a focus on export expansion. Debates cover youth employment, industrial growth, and funding for roads including Diabet Su Hambiey and Western Highway. A council meeting also notes local bills and a bank debate, with payments approved for general accounts and public works.
A fragmented report mentions a prime minister and a reception drawing people from various areas to an event. Details are garbled, but the piece implies an official gathering and attendance concerns.
Fragmentary OCR text references Lani Wretstig Rhele and a highway paneling project. Much of the source is garbled, yielding unclear subjects, dates, places, or actions. The readable bits suggest a regional planning or infrastructure mention but lack coherent facts for a solid summary.
Snakes in winter cause unusual risk as cold snaps and wet conditions raise danger of snake bites near Sard and surrounding areas. Local reports urge caution for hikers and residents during late season warmth and rain.
A historical report outlines a major reform debate in Australia's Legislative Council and Assembly. It notes proposals to redefine boundaries and consolidate power, with parties debating constitutional changes and the impact on governance.
The article outlines a government push to address an oil supply crunch amid rising demand in the petroleum age. It notes Commonwealth funding of £220,001 for exploration and production and calls for legislation to curb shortages while committees assess the impact on municipalities and the public.
The Ladies' Guth social event was held on a Wednesday evening with a social gathering in a Methodist church setting. Rev. Seman is noted to lead an upcoming evening service. The notice references the Advent and church activities with local clergy and congregants urged to attend.
Parish records announce services at Hornhim and Davey churches conducted by Mr Powell with arrangements at East Wousrondals. The Hershers 0630, meet on Thursday at A the speaker believes Sirs E G Petherick.
A fragmented report cites July Iraq potato and jam shipments totaling hundreds of tons, with speakers at the Wrust Markets Association discussing waterworks and sport funding. Mentions pounds, invoices, and training plans linked to local construction and fire services.
Readable fragments show a social note or caption with unclear names and garbled text. Difficulty identifying persons, places, or events. no coherent event or date can be established from the fragment.
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