Wimmera Shire Secretary George Ray Retires After 17 Years
The Wimmera Shire Council marks the retirement of Secretary George L. Ray after 17 years of service. Ill health prompts the closure as councilors and officers honor him with an illuminated address in the shire offices. Speakers praise his administration and dedication to Horsham and the Grampians development, noting his role in expanding the shire and guiding local finances. Mrs Ray is also recalled with wishes for health and happiness as they exit public life.
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Enrolment Notice for Spare Craft Versa Speaking Arts
Enrollment particulars for Spare Craft Versa Speaking and Dramatic Art at 28 Wileco Street Horsham, listing program details and participant obligations.
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Australian Emergency Regulations Aim to Conserve Monetary Resources
Government issues emergency rules to curb foreign exchange transactions. The move targets stabilizing the economy and preserving monetary reserves amid broader financial stresses. Officials say controls will affect exchanges, settlements, and related flows. Local observers describe rapid policy rollout with limited public detail.
Woman swimmer completes remarkable feat in under day
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Court Invited to Give Ruling on Egg Marketing Case
The correspondent notes defense stance against marketing controls, arguing constitutional avoidance. Carter Wroe’s counsel Mr Bholl asserts the court should rule on practice where defendants sold eggs and faced board oversight, amid confusion over who benefits from potential ruling.
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