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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
6
Melbourne report states Walsh appeals bias in a High Court matter. An affidavit in the High Court implies concerns over transfer and conduct, suggesting questions about delay or improper influence in the trial process.
The report states a conference decision affecting a group or union, with services halted or struck actions refused. Details are unclear but indicate official stance against a strike or labor stoppage and reference to related authorities. The wording suggests a formal ruling impacting labor actions and subsequent implementations.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a discussion among representatives about a strike involving Britink or British interests in Melbourne. Mentions committee at Hydeey and shipping companies with figures, but details are garbled and unresolved. The readable bits imply a potential strike decision and involvement of shipping firms.
A fragmented note references a warning by the prime minister about extremist influence and attempts to manipulate public sentiment. It mentions measures to prevent threats and preserve stability, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
An unclear report references Moura Sewn and a trial at Tidewater Hospital. It mentions relatives and a postponed exam, with scattered names and places, including Brimpaen and Katty Butler of MiKenale BEE, in a garbled account of a medical legal matter and a pending hearing.
A detailed wedding account from Melbourne describes the ceremony at Holy Temple with bridesmaids gowned in satin and lace. The Bride Phyllis Head wore a gold bas wedding dress with pearls and a lace veil, while the groom wore formal attire. Guests included family members and friends as the couple exchanged vows and celebrated with gifts and a reception.
Matthew Baws, a lifelong resident of Vr, died Friday in a private hospital after a brief illness. He was a farmer by trade, well respected for his work, and left a large family including Wim Mes, C. Lee, Mix 1, Hallows, Cavendish, Hallam, Cavendian, Mrs Hb Papen, Swan HEI, Lette Reet, and many others. The funeral was held Sunday at Hersham Presbyterian Church with burial at Hersham Cemetery. Rev. BG Pathick officiated and pallbearers included Mesar Carter and others.
London report notes seventeen Labour MPs and others sign a letter urging a nation-wide protest of Labour against last week’s communist sentences. The letter calls for class war advocacy to be rejected and urges soldiers not to fire on workers during industrial unrest. Demonstrators with red flags gathered outside Brixton.
M. Belaud's cabinet drew a cautious response as parties withhold judgment pending unveiling of the government’s financial program. The planned advisory body for the finance ministry appears a key point of contention, while the cabinet's future rests on these details.
The Irish Free State Ministers Omigens MacGilhtean and O'Rere, with Sir James Craig, Ulster Premier, held a consultation with Mr Beltwis at Cheauery Court today.
The meeting has been postponed and the event abandoned amid frost disruptions. Officials from the Australian Press Association report weather ruined racing plans and halted proceedings at the Tirshiys meeting.
A British government steamer unloads a large quantity of military stores lorries and related equipment at Londonderry, intended for Ireland.
Around the World flight planned by Nisaio Germaiy and Daly starts early. A German Dororsull all metal firing boat powered by Napier Lion engines will be piloted by Yor Tatlin. The leg from Cape Verde aims to cross the Atlantic carrying three tons of petrol and reaching 2000 sales nemstop.
The Saturday fixture at Minyip saw Warracknabeal heavily defeat Minyip as the full-strength side faced a weakened opposition. Notable scores include J. Hobbs and L. Eldridge contributing for Clear Lake while Natiwak and Noradjuba posted solid totals in separate games on the same weekend.
Horsham will send Sawyer Prolerivk Sinep heron Mibus Hoskin Mrs Strips Miss Bolton Miss Appleton Slis Ret gers to Minyip for the Saturday match. Presbyterians play Mortoa, winning by seven runs. a tournament doubles handicap is advertised with trials on December to close Saturday week. Proceeds go to two courts andTuesday’s session will follow.
An upcoming advertisement outlines a private sale of a land parcel of 198 acres with buildings, promising permanent trees and a rail of interest. The plan ties to the Football Association tenancy and suggests the site could serve horse, trade, or amusement uses under the Finnish Government involvement.
Flood waters inundate villages and plantations as rivers burst banks across coastal and inland areas. Heavy rains cause extensive flooding, washing out fields and threatening settlements in multiple towns and regions. Local authorities report rising water levels and distressed communities delaying harvests and transports.
British soldiers in Cologne wed German women as occupiers and locals mingle amid postwar social shifts. The brief item notes soldiers marrying German girls during occupation and reflects on cross border ties formed in the era.
Adviews from Parte state1 teeta stallion Str Gallabad has been sold to Mr. Hancock, an American buyer. The price was said to be the highest ever paid for a French stallion, announced as such.
A Hor shim Croquet hub committee meeting set for Hy Town Hall this afternoon with expected strong attendance. The Horsham Croquet report shows a balance of £252 1s from recent matches, insurance costs, and donations. the club plans new equipment and aims for a strong premiership push. The Horsham Coursing Club annual meeting at Wimmera Coffee Palace on Tuesday December 8 will elect officers and review the balance sheet.
The Horsham Club drew up a period ending February December sweepstakes program with sparrows, starlings, and sparrows targets. December 13 10 person match. December 19 Christmas sweepstakes. January sweepstakes. January 38 sweepstakes. pigoom match. Results: Big-bird sweepstakes won by Morrison and McDonnald. Miss Out by Lane. winning yardage by H Lane. Final shoot of the year set for December 12 to close the season. Operations noted at Marton works with lamb production.
Hor sham Sunday map presbyterian and Methodist school sent by special trains to Murton for a lake picnic. The event featured a large roster of children in classes, athletic events, and prize awards across multiple venues including a Roman Catholic school gathering at Bungalelly.
A regional market report notes a plentiful supply of mainly Merino ewes and lambs with various prices for prime and crossbred sheep. Demand centers on prime woolly and feeder stock, while fat cattle show steady to moderate bidding with draft steers around 31 to 34 shillings per hundred.
An OCR filled page lists race results and ages, then market ads and missing items. It records names like Murphy, Dougherty, Musgrove and Kerr alongside various race placements and ages, interleaved with help-wanted ads, lost items, and public notices, all in a dense local-paper style.
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