Annual Meeting Notice From Westin Board
The notice calls an annual meeting of the Westin board and related committees. It outlines agenda items, quorum, and procedural details while listing expected participants and the location of the gathering.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1932
Page
3
The notice calls an annual meeting of the Westin board and related committees. It outlines agenda items, quorum, and procedural details while listing expected participants and the location of the gathering.
Athletics reporting details national trials and field events. Mentions teams, venues, dates, and scoring, with focus on individual performances and team results across disciplines.
A garbled field from a turf racing column hints at clues and bets around a mare named Maine Low and other names. The piece mentions races, analysts, and positions while obscured words suggest August notes and race projections amid confusing OCR text.
An old advertisement-like snippet touts a remedy for catarrh claiming fast relief and home use. It mentions a state committee and names several figures, hinting at medical or patent products and a promotional tone.
The report notes Mr. K. C. Devereaux of Horsham, now in Ararat, taking over a motor garage in Gorvke, with Horsham and Stawell figures cited. It mentions the May Auer 2a Horslam meeting, constables receiving entries for wheat and oat theft cases, and local figures like M. J. Kear ey and A. W. Downhim.
A mid century wedding at Canterbury on July 22 featured Mr K Piteter and Miss Stella Forster. The ceremony took place in a church with bridesmaids in ankle length white frocks and a pink tulle veil for the bride. The article notes floral and wedding party details, including gowns loaned by a Mrs Wy Murws and other attendants in attendance.
Three players named to tour Australia with the England Test team this afternoon. Verity and Tate are confirmed. the final vacancy will be filled later.
A social at Mr Mat residence on Wednesday promised entertainment as the Beate wt Club planned a gathering. Two young men whistled and shot at foxes, prompting excitement during a lighthearted moment. The event supported by community members drew notable participation.
The Natiguk Rifle Club met with Captain H J Day presiding. The meeting noted the club was in sound financial shape, with prizes won by H Dumeaney and F Maney. Elections reappointed Day as captain and named new officers, with plans to admit women as honorary members and renew affiliation with VARA and No 1 District Union. An all time Ball was set for August 25 with Hutchinson's orchestra. A Rupangay Rifle Club balance showed £40 6s 8d, new officers listed, and steer riding events approved with prizes of £2 £1 and 10.
A recent hare drive drew shooters from the district despite dull weather. By B o'clock they gathered to begin the hunt and by day’s end a grand total of 300 hares were bagged. Farmers see hares as a menace and some suggest the shire council supply cartridges.
The notice records the deaths and funerals of local residents in the Dimboola area. It notes Mrs. Deeraerd Harder, born Moast Gambier, who resided near Kore, her church involvement, and family survivors in Dimboola and Horsham. It also mentions Mr. Andrew Dunmitt of Cimboola, born Clarendon, and Mr. Richard Spry of Horsham, with details on their families, careers, and funeral arrangements at local cemeteries. A telegram from Sydney reports the death of Justice Walter Edavatus, a prominent figure in the Federal Court, reflecting on the era’s changing newspaper circulation dynamics.
Weather and farm notes describe cropping progress with wheat and oat growth, lambs thriving, and road work by Country Roads Board. The Woswoudeh Amster Dramatic Society will present Valley Farm at McKenzie Creek Hall on Tuesday.
Help wanted ad fragment describes a capable farm worker sought in Dereham area. References to various classes and locations appear garbled. Included are contact hints and a street address likely for application.
Tenders will be received until 12 week on Thursday, December 1902 for new stove repairs painting etc. State School No. Deak Yanac. Details at Public Works Office and at Abe Halles Stations. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
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