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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1932
Page
2
Prices for today in Barham markets list provisions including butter fairy and factory, potatoes per quarter, inch tins, cape barley and pollard. Unclear text. reader sees price notes and various goods but exact figures are unreadable.
Fragmentary market notes list produce and prices with references to Melbourne and Horsham areas. Mentions milling, unions, and varying price tones, but readable items are sparse and uneven, offering a snapshot of local trading activity with unclear specifics.
Memorial notice honors Mrs. Mae amd Mrs. Lame as devoted wife and mother. Loved by family and friends, she is remembered with tenderness and sorrow. The memorial lists close relations and thanks the community for support during this difficult time.
An array of shuffled town notes mentions a late-breaking hospital incident on Darlet Street and a forthcoming Hersham Theatre performance. It reports rehearsals progressing well for a show linked to September 15 and notes a shift of Melbourne show dates. Also covered are a Madam Griffiths sale of millinery and sundries at reduced prices.
A historical notice outlines loan conditions with a 5 percent rate, a sinking fund not less than 4 percent, and rights to refinance. It mentions the Employment Council’s recommendations, a potential move under the Severe Matriots Act, and upcoming meetings to review details.
Dusty shelves at the Horsham Me chanes library gain two new volumes by Australian writers. Titles include Phe Deworr Callin TM by Jen J. Wii and inwn Mallew by Joly Pewee Hcher. Also available are Pawenamini Kings and The Revolution TM by Ba heme Overy, with other works by Seamar and Sheila Mvedonali.
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Sales of properties listed at the market on Bynseut Street with two auctions timed 2 p m and 3 p m. The notices mention a residence on McLachan Street and several other properties in Amlih Street related to the estate of the late Ho MacKintwm with multiple bidders and legal actions.
A garbled report notes a visit involving Sinder John Brown and a delegation from Delvitie Street Horsham. Secretary to Mr olor Wrowgler, details of a letter and a request for a formal singing engagement October, with Mr Hrownlee performing at Ware rachanloal last night.
At the monthly Marion Mechanics Institute committeemade a plan for a student concert given by pupils of Mia T Cameron of Hor sham. The schedule lists dates in September and October.
At Watts the Meehanien Wall Thursday hosted a lively lodge event with colorful strainers and bright lighting. Bro K Morgen designed the curtain work as dancers and attendees shared elegant gowns and festive frocks while My C Bagerrine won the first prize in a two-part contest.
A humorous incident during the Rev. J. J. Spalding's visit to Ararat Brute Reboot. He saw a large audience and joked about this being his last appearance. A boy asked if he was Mary Lawler of Madame Metbat, prompting lighthearted laughter.
The Horsham district invites tenders from authorized bidders for road works on Hor sham Harton road. Works include 1950 feet of reseating and sheeting. Tender by J. H. Fraser of 4 Urquhart street, Horsham, for £108.
The article recalls World War I memorials at Thiepval and Arras to over a million British servicemen. It notes weekly removal of remains to 921 war cemeteries, under the Imperial War Graves Commission, and cites over two million wounded, thousands of psychiatric inmates, and mass casualties amid the conflict.
A meeting outlined several proposals with broad support for a smoking campaign. Other topics included frost protection methods for crops, railway bonuses for suggestions, and local industry outlook as shares and wheat policies shift in Canberra and Melbourne markets.
A local hospital committee in the Victoria Street area discusses forming a district hospital framework and appoints officers including treasurer Mr Farriers and Mr Peters to advance medical services. The gathering notes aim to improve provincial medical facilities and coordinate community health efforts.
A garbled summary describing early Olympic activity and Australian actions, with references to markets in New York and global price signals. The text is severely damaged, but hints at trade, weather, and public interest events impacting wartime or postwar markets and supply chains.
A detailed society wedding description follows a May date in Quastoug. The bride Miss F. Me Tamm wore a white frock with blue and pink accents. Her bridesmaids and attendants wore pale blue and pink tulle, crystal accessories, and floral headpieces. The couple were joined by family including Mr. and Mrs. Mebanes and Mr. and Mrs. Me Miers. reception and breakfast followed at the cafe Ceol A.
Fragmentary OCR describes distress of a figure named German Avidier during a film sequence. It mentions suffering, a mare, a likely wreck or ruin, and a donation or people involved but details are unclear and partially garbled.
Fragmentary report notes an incident involving a constable and a suspect hesitating at a location identified by unclear OCR. The readable elements point to a disturbance or obstruction during a legal process at a named place.
The report covers Boreham election talk and recent civic events, including politicans and community figures at a meeting. It mentions Mr Tanner and Mr Premuhain, hospital boards, ministers, and education figures in Melbourne, with social and familial notices about residents and church activities.
Readable fragments discuss nasal catarrh and head cold symptoms. Mentions obscure terms and pop references. details are limited and lack clear events or sources.
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