Bob Langlands Memorial at Horsham Club notes
Horsham golf club notes cover the Bob Langlands Memorial event with results in multiple grades including A, B, and mixed pairs. Winners listed include Millen, BR Adhopsing, and others with detailed partner lineups and separate events such as Associates' Play and Mixed Pairs on the 27th.
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Horsham
Ace
Bob Langlands
AL Taree
Mvertinanlt
Lateet Weis
Government keeps Rural Land Control for now amid debate
Rival leader Mr Fothway argues controls should not be scrapped despite advisory committee. Mr Hollway cites warnings from Soldier Settlement Commission chair Mr Hb Sir-penn that abolition could cost 11 to 12 million pounds. Government watches closely, saying soldier settlement must be corrected and risks of postwar plunder are considered.
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Hollway
Sir-penn
Sol- Her Settlement Commission
Soldier Settlement World
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Opinions Divided On Petrol Rationing
Mr H Street of Beaurypaire's voices opposition to rationing calling it very hard. Local garages discuss impact with Mr J Saunders noting higher sales in recent months vs 1948. Others like Mr F Simpson and Mr McWhinney see no immediate need or favor fixed monthly quotas to avoid a coupon system.
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Mr. H. Street
Beaurypaire's
Melbourne
Perry
Saunders Rouge
J Saunders
F. Simpson
Wilson Bolton
Lmy Hallway
Chifley
Hallway
McWhinney
Bini
Soul
Minimay Club Celebrates Premiership With Dinner Dance
District notes report 60 to 80 inches of rain boosting crops and pastures in Minimny-Booroooki. Early shearing sheds give quality clips as footballers prepare for a celebratory dinner hosted by lady supporters. A Saturday dance attracted a large crowd with Misses Jennings Guthridge Guthridge Finch Carragher and Mrs McIntosh assisting. Mr J McLaughlin acted as master of ceremonies. Supper was provided by the ladies.
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Minimny-Booroooki
Minimay
N. Jennings
Guthridge
D. McIntosh
M. Guthridge
L. Finch
B. Carracher
J. McLaughlin
Case For And Against Raising Rating Limit
Two Wimmera Shire councillors spoke at Horsham Branch meeting of the Primary Producers Union about raising the local government rating limit. Cr. F. H. Crafter and Dr J. M. Jonny argued for and against, warning taxation is at its limit and higher rates could harm progress, urging careful consideration of municipal revenue needs. The discussion touched on state and federal tax implications and the balance between services and taxation.
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Horsham
The
Primary Producers’ Union
Cr. F
H. Crafter
J. M. Jonny
Crifter
Podesty
Batern
Amd
Chie
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