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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
9
The Commonwealth Treasury in Melbourne announces a conversion option for Wil be bonds of the War Loan. Eligible holders can convert old bonds into new bonds or stock, increasing interest from 4 to 3 percent, with partial cash subscriptions invited. Applications may be lodged at Savings Banks and Money Order Posts. 22 July 1925.
The text urges rising above fog and dull views to reach higher achievement. It compares progress to climbing stairs of past sacrifices and stepping-stones of dead selves, urging steady ascent rather than clumsy, lowly paths. It emphasizes perseverance, vision, and enduring effort.
The report lists market notes for various goods including Briros for vinyl onion Kursk Mores and items such as New Potatoes Vegs Onions Turnips Butter Bran and other dairy and grocery quantities. Prices appear in odd spellings and may reflect period OCR errors but indicate item availability and relative costs.
The Melbourne produce market shows reduced demand as buyers decline offerings, with shipments of Mou Tev and other staples reported lighter. Prices fluctuate with bulk stock absorbed, while quality signals and prime quotes hover around recent lows.
Quotations for wheat straw and wheaten straw at various docks and markets appear in a jumbled report. Corn, barley, and wool prices are listed with delivery months and regional references, noting steady spot markets and seller offers amid cautious demand.
Autistic child Mulal i 27 is noted with death, along with Edith Washington, Louis, Lloyd, and Vernnteay Mopshiagy mentioned. The obituary fragment lists a few names and unclear relations but confirms a death report.
The relatives of the late William Frederick Sitar announce his funeral arrangements. Interment will be at Hoc Pymetery with the procession proceeding from Veronica Noillie Street. The undertakers are Powell & Sons Motors and JAS Wallis, secretary, with details provided for residence and timing.
The Horsham Times notes a disrupted schedule with daily entries appearing every Tuesday and Friday. The item mentions a date around August and references a column titled Wied Yay FRIDAY with scattered typographical errors.
Fragmented OCR text depicts maritime unrest tied to seamen's union actions. Reports claim dockyard disruptions at Temlon and other British ports, with vessels delayed and tensions rising over wages and control. A questioning note mentions Bunbury to Cape trade impacts and broader anti shipping sentiment.
Weather notes report rainfall in Hor sham and a mild week with showers and sunshine aiding crop growth. Horsham hosts Hospital Gift Day at Town Hall on September 11 with stalls, cake sale, and afternoon teas. Typhoid outbreak noted as subdued, largely among adults. Other items cover the Gala Week general meeting, local business changes, church and social events, and entertainment previews.
Fragmented excerpt discusses deportation, transportation stagnation, and British seamen facing penalties amid a call for stringent law. Mentions Australia and proper quarter, with unclear speakers and context. The passage hints at policy debate but lacks full clarity.
Four candidates were nominated by joint houses of the Victorian Legislature on Thursday for the vacant Hemate seat caused by Senator Russell's death. They were W. Plain, D. Awkrew, John Joseph Hall, and Edward Remeigh, with Plain elected after a Kalley. Also covered: merino racing interests, Wimmera district progress, a serious gun accident in Navarre, and various local notices and commercial ads.
The Barony of Horsham shows retiring members Cr Anderson Barnes and others with 0 opposition due to a death of the returning officer. Dr. Millar did not announce results at Winmere town due to the death. Dr J E Smith led with 343 majority amid large turnout in north west riding, while in south riding informal papers and totals of 435 produced a majority for Matthews.
A fatal incident occurred during a charity fall at Goveen Mount House in Perth where Cyril Aldles and Andes Campbell were among those dancing. The scene involved a sudden collapse and报道 police allege a man named Jact had been tampered with. details remain unclear as investigators process the case and interview witnesses.
Four defendants were fined for opium related offences in Sydney Police Court. Beneficiary William Stanley Moore and William Maloney each received penalties of £100 along with Harry Russell and Marie A Nauwern. The case details their pre narest activities and the court’s punitive action.
Queensland cabinet signals a move toward a state-wide railway strike settlement as talks continue. Officials indicate the labor action could expand beyond initial regions, underscoring the dispute’s scale and potential impact on transport services.
Delegates from all parts of the Wanna electorate gathered in Hamilton on Wednesday afternoon to select the Nathomml oan. Two candidates contested the position Neil Mellence of Colorkine and Mr A Dedignrs of Haran Sty. Rodgers won by a solid majority and will head the Wanna electorate committee with support from regional branches including Herth, NMI, War tarknabra, and Portland. The meeting focused on unity and preparation for future parliamentary representation.
A scuffle outside the Firemen’s Union headquarters drew police and gunfire as sailors and workers clashed amid threats from communists. Reports from Durton, Souk Atta, and ships in English and Australian ports echoed similar tensions. The Samligate Centre sail date remains uncertain with the Bal amora Castle expected to depart soon.
The Sete Parliamentary Farmers Raw party promised support for Mr J Hall as their Senate candidate in a political alignment statement read by Premier Allin.
A provisional settlement on the Farm's debt is reported with the government authorizing Winston Mahureill to propose terms. It contemplates 62 annual payments of half a million sterling. M Colilaux promised to submit the proposal to the French Government.
Melbourne reports a strike by British seamen prompting shipowners to resist demands while calls mount for delay. The Commonwealth Solicitor General and NSW government seek to negotiate a settlement as labor factions diverge. Leaders accuse rival groups of fostering communist influence and undermining trade. The Australian Marine Steward is urging restraint and marine workers threaten further action as NSW wharf laborers plan solidarity moves.
William Meughan honored by the Uorshan and District Pipe Band in Tyne Hall gatherings. He is hailed as the Scottish prince of song, with the event noting his regional ties and musical impact.
An obituary notes the death of William Frederick Millar after a period of declining health following a trip to Ceylon and Melbourne for treatment. He was a member of the town’s poultry family, descendant of pioneers who helped establish the local works and meat trade, and faced a gradual decline before passing away early on a boat yneekday morning.
The Belgious kawlel over the Duisburg Bruderport bridgehead completed the evacuation of the sanctions area. Three townships were rung as the march progressed.
Dispatch from Jerusalem reports heavy fighting in Syria with Dru forces driving retreating French troops from a strong position near Gham north of Camer. Evacuation of the frontline area followed a decisive engagement, signaling a significant setback for French forces.
chaotic garbled text describes a Shanghai incident with casualties among workmen and arrests. unclear details.
A fragmented report notes an afternoon storm impacting Streat Car operations and city streets. Sparse readable details mention disruptions to transit and weather conditions, with unclear names or precise locations due to damaged text.
The match report describes a confusing taunt during a martial duel, mentioning Mise McKain and Howhus in a contested bout. Authorities address a ruling by the est council and note a defeat of Sw Bite ed Wheterigh, with the scoreline shown as 3 2-8 6-3.
A messy OCR narrative describes Worsham Borough proceedings on nursing costs, welfare benefits, and borough budget factors. It mentions mayoral involvement, committee actions, resident input, and planned votes or meetings to discuss social services and living costs.
A fragmented local summary notes severe tram disruptions, farm activity, and field work from last week. It mentions tractors, plows, and varied farm tasks with references to weather and harvest timing, including discussions of rural routines and community events.
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