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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
6
A garbled wartime note reports a theft from a safe containing £24 and permits. Marshal Pitsnilski and Marshal J mlski are mentioned with threats against police forces if the theft is pursued, but the text is unclear and fragmentary.
Perth observers report De Havilland Company will supply special aeroplanes for a serial survey over Western Australian goldfields. Aircraft to be fitted for photographic work and rapid reconnaissance during the expedition.
A translated fragment quotes Professor Hans Alherta from the Pacific Institute warning that the American Referee Act would fail if tariffs slow. He argues reduced gold flow would hinder work exchanges and trigger economic strain.
The Warhlane eo officiomt discusses a registation plan for a two day week of six hours per day amid a pension or retirement scheme. Workers aged 55 and over are affected under the proposed provision and the Canadian Legion notes a response in Vancouver.
Captain Lilley leads destroyers dispatched by Britain to Australia following a detachment incident near Amsterdam. The report notes Lilley’s role in steering naval forces amid evolving military deploy ments.
Dublin residents heard General Lutty address a crowd amid disputes over a ban on the National Guard. The general indicated possible action and suggested opposition to a broader world defeat stance. The fragmented text notes calls for arrest and mentions sol 0) and Meteodium context.
Fragmentary text suggests a Spokane mayoral bid with unreliable phrases and garbled names. It mentions a candidate believed able to become mayor and references housewives voters and polls. Details are obscured by damaged OCR.
A draft by law outlines licence fees for granting renewing transferring petrol pump licences and portable petrol tins. It sets annual fees 117 for portable petrol use on footways and 60 for other cases with prorated reductions for licences under 12 months. It requires insurance 500 and liability, duties to maintain equipment, and obligations on licensees to repair footways and drains. Transfers require council approval and insurers must be named. Licences expire after one year with renewal terms and seven day grace for expiry.
The notice records candidates nominated for Shire of Wimmera ridings with North riding M McRae South riding C S Purvis Sortileast riding J Met Johns and others. Returning Officer for the North-West Riding is at Shire Hall Horsham dated 24 August 1952.
Notices announce Joseph Crossley and Joseph Hobbs elected councillors for North and Central Ridings of Arapiles Shire. John Allan Russell declared elected for the South Riding. Returning officers Grant and Guest sign the August 24 notices.
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