Horsham Merino Show Draws Large Entries in 49th Birthday Event
Horsham Agricultural Society staged its second Merino show drawing 300 entries from across Victoria, up 100 from last year. Judges praised the high quality of sheep, with 16 silver cups awarded and prize money totaling £96. President Frank Langlands praised facilities and judges but lamented lower-than-expected local attendance. Breeders urged the show to become an annual event, noting Horsham's advantageous location and growth potential in the Wimmera merino industry.
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Horsham
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Cuilla
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Water Plan Starts At Nhill Hill
Work began on a new five thousand pound project to nearly double Nhill's water supply. A 10 inch bore near the town well will be sunk to about 100 feet, with testing to determine yield between 17 000 and 20 000 gallons per hour. If needed, depth may extend to 150 feet to coral rock. The bore, driven by an electric motor, aims to prevent shortages during breakdowns at Moll's well, supplementing the present 13 000 gallon per hour rate plus 4 000 from the town well.
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Nhill Water Trust
Stsverain
Moll's
Release from 1880 loan by council decision
At a Friday council meeting the loan raised in 1880 for northern shire water works was declared released from further liability. The loan of 1228 800 was to be paid at 1 2 14 per year, with £1400 outstanding. Most works were taken over by the State Water Commission, reducing ratepayer burden.
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Joan
Jona
Situs
Stara
State Water Commission
Advertising must be the band gwarden of Trade Me Harold Me Millan
An advertising notice asserts that the band gwarden will headline a Trade Me Harold Me event in Millan Alabama. The brief item notes local promotion and confirms the venue and date details available in the readable text.
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Millan
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Nomination Time for Wimmera Council Returns
The Wimmera Shire council faces nominations closing next Thursday with several long-serving members retiring including Drs Johns Hennessy Waters and Eagle. Officials note past spending on roads and public works, urge inflation vigilance, and call for a strong deputation to the Prime Minister on deteriorating roads.
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J. M. Johns
P. F. Hennessy
J. Waters
P. Eagle
Australia
Dr. Hennessy
W Kimberley and Son Public Notice Adverts
The local advert columns carry a public notice from W Kimberley and Son about district materials and shop pricing. It states they will plead and offer the best brands of materials, inviting districtwide attention in the newspaper’s trade window.
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Shire to Confer on Infant Welfare Cost
The shire considers sharing centre costs with the government subsidy in mind. The City Council told the abine its share for the past year was 110 pounds, with the total centre cost 1020 pounds. Dr Dahlenburz suggested transferring funding to the Cine to share the burden more fairly between the residents. Members noted many markers are attending the Horsham ranten event and Wear nekontont centre.
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Hora Oresham
Dahlenbar
Lowitzke
Cowneily
Racermnem
EA Airhaidh
Dahlenburz
Horsham
Complaints Over Night Shooters In Wimmera Council Meet
Dr Crafter of Wimmera Shire Council reported residents and farmers voiced complaints about night shooters in the northern part of the shire. Crops were damaged and a person injured after a fence was frightened. He said the council has no power to action against night shooters.
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Wimmera Shire
Head Teacher Nominated in City Elections
The Head Teacher of ihe kham State School Mr Las Collins has been named a candidate for the City Council elections. He is the third nomination. other retiring councillors include Dr R E Charles and Mr F O Duldi. Charles, a former Mayor of Horsham, has served as councillor for about 13 years and leads the Victorian Decentralisation League.
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Las Collins
Collins
R.E. Charles
FO Duldi
Horsham
Orhost Higher
Charles
Victorian Decentralisation League
Wimmera Base Hospital Name Change Approved
A Horsham base hospital moves to rename as Wimmera Base Hospital after a management committee motion. The Hospital and Charities Commission will be advised, with gazette publication possible if no objections arise. A resignation of domestic supervisor Miss RL Rane is noted, and staff acknowledgments are sent to Miss King. The plant upgrade costs £3900 plus £100 installation, fencing costs declined by the Health Department, and two lift door closers costing about £40 are planned. June patient average recorded at 125.16.
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Horsham Base Hospital
Wimmern Base Hospital
Hospitaly and Charities Commcissionn
Mime RL Rane
W. N. Shoobridge
Miss King
Shoebridge
Health Department
Baillie Street
T.B. Chalet
Shoebridize
Hospital and Charities Commission
Mac
Pervies
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