Horsham Times Publication Schedule Note
The Horsham Times publishes every Tuesday and Friday. The note mentions stock year but provides no additional details.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
5
The Horsham Times publishes every Tuesday and Friday. The note mentions stock year but provides no additional details.
Local Bal la rat advertisement for Lederman's Hair Worker at 407 Sturt Street claims the Lederman Method of Permanent Hair. The notice touts waving curls and a range of services including tinting and hair toning with free advice and home treatment options.
Daily price list shows Horsham provisions with figures for butter honey potatoes onions bacon oats bran flour swedes and more. Prices are provided for factory and bulk butter and assorted staples as of daily market trading.
Market notes from Dalgety Melbourne CQ show oats milling and barley prices. Listing includes Cape region entries with 278 1043/11 and various price ranges for onions, chait, and related commodities.
The report notes yesterday the price of wheat in Horsham was 4 shillings 2 pence per bushel.
Obituary notes the death on August 23, 1930 of Sister Mifinx Wivera Testital Dim bout in Uehjamn. Mentioned are loving brother Vif Austin William Murra Warra and Diisy Mrs T Chilahy. Also listed are OW Ely OMe Arehir Angleton and lorsham JA.
The family of CARN MRE D CREDDISON ang thanks friends for letters and telegrams during their sad bereavement. Special thanks to Dr Felstead Sister and staff of Wembley Private Hospital and Mrs Calders Murphy. Wilts. Please accept this personal acknowledgment.
In loving memory of my beloved wife and our dear sister Harriett who passed away on August 2 1929. We loved you so we remember you always. Inserted by her husband, son and daughters as years dawn.
A page of garbled 1959 text argues against petrol restrictions, asserting motor trucks cut production costs and boost employment. It cites figures on truck wages, taxes, and industry employment in New South Wales and Victoria, endorsing more motor trucks to improve transport.
Fragmentary report notes a church meeting at Neutral Bay addressing a welfare topic. The Sydney area council reportedly debated abolition of a policy affecting local districts, with limited readable details and several garbled terms.
Spring weather with showers brings attention to Horsham water supply and charges. Borough meetings hear plans for next year water by law and the water trust estimate, with talk of rates and a 40 percent reduction noted for 1927.
A Melbourne report notes a lively program at the Bijou with Mozart, Hart, and Naomi in a biblical scene, plus Mr Harding from Horsham starring in the Mozart entry. The event drew praise for performances and a generous anonymous donation of £7 to the Horsham Blind Enterturers society.
The Baby Health Centre in Horsham, run by the Borough Nursing Association, operated in Memorial Hall with sessions for town residents and district residents. Each clinic runs from 1 20 to 4 30 p.m. Tuesday openings and the borough nurse is on duty with private phone 411.
A health lecture at the Horsham venue warnsAgainst kissing among women and infants citing infection risks. Horsham schools discuss plantation afforestation at McKenzie Creek and note a fence incident with cattle driven into a site prompting school action to detect the offender.
The Horsham Progress Association discussed curtailment of the express train from Belbourne Failing to run at full capacity. Members noted a potential presept delay and urged public support to avoid service reductions. The meeting also touched on the stand building and future services.
A Horsham Progress Association meeting reported strong membership growth with canvasser Mr. W. P. Helmore noting 61 new members, bringing the total to 288 and signaling progress toward the 250 prerequisite. The discussion touched on public matters and the role of a local doctor offering expertise on rising community issues.
At a Wednesday meeting the Horsham Progress Association discussed gutter repairs on Darlot Joba Milor and Houry streets and urged council action after sewerage plans stalled. Members also called for improved lighting and a safer footpath from the station toward the factory area to reduce hazards in wet weather.
Writing from Horsham and Newcastle, Mr. Tydeman reports confusion at the port where passports not endorsed for Norway travel caused a delay. Officials misidentified the travelers as Americans, delaying tickets until the Bradman record departure was considered for travel clearance.
On Wednesday night members of the Worsham Trailers Association debated a sales tax increase. The meeting was well attended and presided over by president F Langlands. A long discussion followed as traders agreed the park section must address the issue and announce decisions later.
The Caps and Frills party led by Mrs Sawyer presents an evening of fresh entertainment at the Methodist Hall on Thursday September 4. The new program features a hero arrangement and steady practice promises an excellent show with proceeds for the Motheilist Tennis Club.
The Horsham Homing Club planned the first trophy event from Keith with 10 birds tossed. The winner earns a trophy donated by Ivan Rife as weather conditions influence times. Previous results by VV, Dunningham, R. Devlin, and T. Moreau are noted with speed and distance figures.
Court grants petty debt order in favor of C Cook against qa and Pqvitt connected with the Tatlerang. Involves Mr C G Levitt of Hersham or his father Mr G Levy at Ballarat. Defendant resides at Casterton.
Messrs Dhowidl Athtersen & Can report completing a sale on a title of Meo W. T. Koline Burnt Croek for 330 acres of Lyml at Wonwondah to Mr O. Matusehka at Green Takes Hysth Dist factory prive. Tenilers sell 450 acres of ool land at Mckenzie Creek near Friday, September.
The Hamilton Pastoral and Agricultural Show will run September A and 4 with record entries and events including sideshows. Day one features a sheep trial and day two highlights Scottish dancing. Liberating 30 000 trout planned by Horsham Acclimatisation Society. 80 000 fry to be released into mountain streams from the hatchery.
Acknowledgement note states receipt of a donation of £1 to Horsham Nase Hospital from Mr. Tus Bell of Mae Kinya. The brief entry records the donor and amount in an official acknowledgment.
Horsham Theatre presented The Berg a British production based on the Tulipine tragedy from 1910s, featuring Ellaline Terriss and Franklin D. The mixed reception praised British talent and pathos, signaling strong local support for all British productions despite American competition.
Women respond to the synenyi ploynd appeal in Melbourne with a total of £45 raised so far. Sympathisers fear the drive will close tomorrow as a district effort continues at Harshiin Town hall.
The Cohens and Kellys headline the Al Rossham Theatre Saturday night as the main attraction. A dramatic plot unfolds with romance action and peril as plans clash with the Princes of Moranin and a race against time.
Baxpere employed by Mr VP Tohtpls Jinn on Rupanyup road died after a pig cart crash near a hospital. He was thrown from the vehicle, struck his head and shoulder, and was found to have a fractured skull and severe bruising. He shows signs of improvement.
The notice announces a Spring Opening at Madam Grigiths Salon on August 28 featuring spring frocks and hats. It promises high standard of quality and invites the public to view the new goods at 189 Inner for the sani mighty, with contact details listed.
The final debate of the Horsham League will be held at the Methodist school hall on Monday night between the Australian Natives Association and the Church of England Men's Society. The subject: That participation by youths in every physical contest is inadvisable. Admission is free and all are welcome.
Mr Te Arthr Ten kin spoke on India at the Hersham Presbyterian Hall on Typsay evening. Mrs Jenkin and Mrs Kimberley shared wartime hospital experiences and a scene from School for Scaldab was performed. Mr Jenkins played a piano selection as thanks were offered by Rev. B Loo Porhoer ick and Mr C Reonison.
The Horsham branch of the National Utility Poultry Breeders Association will hold its monthly meeting in the Memorial Inn on Tuesday. Many entries are expected across classes and most owners keep some of these breeds. Mrs. Fletcher of Longere Worle College will give a lecture.
Warshaw Swastika Child members are reminded of an upcoming social evening on September 9 21 with a forum, debt discussion, confetti, snacks, and dancing. The secretary notes that tickets and villeges are available.
A boy patient named Owen Maloney of Kamanuka thanks the Bendiga Tpiscipal treatment team. He writes a short note promising to send proceeds from a sale to support Pall fugels, showing appreciation in a simple, heartfelt manner.
The state executive of returned soldiers pledges support for war pensions. Officials vow to oppose policy changes and advocate for veterans benefits. The brief statement signals firm backing and collective action by veterans’ groups.
At the Roxy Theatre Bourke on Sunday night Mr Blick urged Australians to recognize self satisfied attitudes and urged government to extend worker and producer control by placing railways under capital and management. He warned against complacency and promoted international involvement through reform.
The State Unemployment Relief Committee appeals to farmers for food supplies including flour and wheat for unemployed workers and their families. Secretary Stanning urges country districts to donate to meet strong demand as city firms already respond. The chairman of the Railways Commissioners plans a personal plea at each station during his Mildura visit.
Saddlery firm advertises reduced prices on draught collars for the season. It also touts steel plough frames imported from England and a full range of harness tents tarpaulins horse and cattle gear and relinh items from the Relinh workshop at Horsham.
The famed motion picture star Lou Chaney has died on Tuesday. He was celebrated for The Hunchback of Notre Dame and ranked among cinema’s most recognizable performers. An unrelated railway incident involved gelignite found on a Dimboala bound engine last Saturday. the fireman stopped a coal throw after spotting the detonator tipped lump, preventing a potential explosion.
In Elaine, Meserg, the Austin family plans a shift from pure grazing to broader farming. They will still run extensive grazing but set apart 5000 acres for future cultivation and prepare the land with teams and tractors for next year as part of a major change in farming focus.
The report from Geelan on Monday outlines plans for an all country nationalist ministry of 11 members aligned with PLP. Talks suggest a potential formation of a new government bloc to back John Allan and Hugan as successors, amid hope to overcome previous obstacles.
Toesvendauts John Thomas Jace and Harolgt Hebe early settlers of New South Wales seek fortunes believed to exist in England under the Rose nam de Tobhis scheme. The former is said to exceed L25,000 and later L5,000. Alvis Foalesvendagis attended the meeting. Apeamito planned to raise EX0OO to fund investigators to Kagan.
The readable text shows garbled political shorthand and stray names like Dwyer and government bureau hints. It mentions a cupboard, a cupboard of mothers, and terms such as selling, deadlines, and a process of division, all in a jumbled historical news voice.
The Acting Minister for Customs Mr Borde proposes amending egg export rules to allow a one dozen mob pack. The change sets weight and packaging standards for export consignments and clarifies tax and packing requirements to stabilize prices. A two month review follows the 15th pack for selling experience in Greece.
A fragmented report notes marriage and dog licence matters at Ste Andre's Church. The text mentions a divorce case and suggests women sought Warraigy certificates, drawing a parallel to a dog Hewner. Local NSW references appear garbled.
Report notes two welpe-tailer eagles in pursuit of a fox near Varto. The fox allegedly carried a bin stolen from Mr. N. Meqhbas’s poultry farm. The birds showed strong interest in the fox and its prize.
A damaged text fragment mentions names and places in a rough report style with unclear actions. It references Drake and Se pela rut Nuendjots and a town location near Pomtep with Crossley. The content is indeterminate but reads like a brief local notice or item.
Fragmentary notes describe activities at the Melbourne Royal Show with mentions of stalls, food, and performances. References include footpath scenes and local figures while many lines remain garbled and difficult to parse.
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