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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1932
Page
4
Commercial intelligence observes cautious bar activity with quarterly patterns. Analysts note higher purchase rates in certain segments amid offsetting volatility, while firms adjust inventories and pricing strategies to core demand.
Fragmentary report from Melbourne mentions market activity and a trade event. Shaky text includes obscure references to a private sale, dates, and local happenings. Readable names appear inconsistent. core fact unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented obituary notice expresses sympathy to the family of William Forsyeh and notes Anat was at Myvesbane Hospital. The garbled text references kin, friends, and hospital care, with unclear dates or locations but indicates a bereavement announcement for a father.
The text presents a garbled memorial fragment mentioning a diving daughter and several names. It references a grand memorial event and a few unclear details about persons and dates, with missing context and broken phrases.
Fragmented local item notes Tuesday and Friday washings and odd weather changes. Mentions December 6 1960s era, neatened by scattered weather observations, warmer temperatures and cloud cover, with unclear local conditions noted.
A fire destroyed three valuable stacks of hay on a Wonwonda farm. Firefighters, aided by Norman operating the motor, contained the blaze after it spread to a barn and motor shed. The cause was not determined and no injuries were reported. Local authorities and witnesses noted the extensive damage to the hay and equipment.
The text describes a petition to promote a wheat competition for No 1, aiming to speed up actions by aiding collectors. It notes a first prize of 13 pounds and a silver item. O B Woodgate moved, MO Newton seconded, proposing a circular brochure outlining competition features for farmers’ help, a motion agreed.
A near tragedy at Natimut on Humblay arose when Mr and Mrs Stan Joven of Millar street Horsham watched as their son paddled near the Wake edge. A submerged hole deepened to 18 feet nearly claimed him until swift actions of bystanders and the parents saved the boy and two other swimmers. The rescue, aided by onlookers, prevented serious harm with no lasting injuries.
Severe thunderstorm passes Natianuk causing lightning fires to six fence areas. One section shows dense standing crop left wet after the storm. Discussion notes potential wheat loss if rains continue. mentions sewerage scheme talk by North Western Province MP Mr Dye and praise for Horsham town’s sanitary efforts.
The Rev W Reed addressed St John’s Church of England Men’s Society detailing the church’s continuity from the Reformation. He compared church history to a business with unchanged core, traced vicissitudes through persecutions, and highlighted Laud as a precursor to the Oxford movement impending centennial observance next year. The annual branch meeting is set for tonight at 8.
A garbled line notes rivalry and an upcoming election with likely the rival to be elected and a levy on gaol attendance. It mentions taxes and a forthcoming vote but the text is unclear and fragmentary. The readable elements point to political contest and financial levy implications without precise names or dates.
The record notes Ubey sardnt and others selling sheep at Caxtortom with varied prices and lots. Principal lots include GR Patterson Warrock 1/8 2 dyeer ewes, 7/9 418 Gyrar cometark, Erle impeun Hos beath 4/11, 100 tooth wethers 4/10, CN Armsiagy Wands 5/2, 314 Syear ewes and wethers, 2/12 to 4/1 dates. Mixed crumbled lambs and merine wethers also appear with multiple year counts and prices.
The theatre presents Street of Women and A Dangerous Affair with plots of marital love triangles and theft pursued through a series of dramatic and comic situations. Local club meeting at Church of England Parish Hall features Mr. Borland discussing training in elocution and singing with emphasis on clear speech and rhythm.
Hersham Brass Band performed in Firebrace Street to raise funds for Mase Hospital, collecting £5 5s 7d. Madame Griffiths announces a new spring and summer frocks collection and invites inspection. Horsham Hospital gifts and hospital fashion display praised as outstanding postwar display. Poultry and goods auction planned at Water Lane Market Friday. Pantomime for Horsham features Alf J Broadway and Jim Ronanne in Red Riding Hood at Town Hall with multiple acts and dazzling specials.
A fragmentary report describes fishing activity near Natimuk Lake with mentions of Monstable Mineau and Constable Peteraca. Perch catches are noted along with movements toward an area called Tyenday, reflecting a patrol or departmental involvement in the fishing scene.
Loyal greetings arrived from F.4d Edwards who left residence. The Melbourne Town Hall event on December 17 will feature Grand Master’s message and a deputy’s address to several brethren. Delegates from Warracknabeal weekly meeting heard recommendations and formed a syllabus committee to tidy up for the coming year.
Prices listed for merino wools from Bayers and other suppliers with references to Narre Courte, Birehip, Warracknabeal, El Wurst, Dowall, Bemfiga, Minyipy and Natta. The coupans sale will occur on Wednesday December day, with multiple consignors and items such as 12d tooth crumlited wetbers and 1) Wis Htuoth commbark ewes.
Large Horsham gathering of the Horsham HACBA held for its fort nightly meeting. Officers elected include president H Dougherty as treasurer and secretary J Omant with other posts filled. A guest priest from Landy borough spoke on church matters and upcoming events drew interest.
A London letter notes recent honors for two singers and suggests they may travel to Australia early next year after a long absence. The piece mentions a Proclamation by the Minister for Agriculture about dried fruits including peaches and prunes and references growers’ groups in New South Wales South Australia and the Goulburn Valley. It also mentions Mr JM as chairman of the Victorian Dried Fruits Board and notes a planned visit by Balfour to Kyshram in December.
Distant notice of Mr W E Thatmas dentist visiting the Exchange Hotel Horsham on Friday. Nagging item about Rajah wheat arriving first from Noshe Bros Pry Ltd of Nil l with praises for Najah variety grown by Roy Hall and W A Mann. Harvest of new season wheat progressing in Shill district as farmers prepare. Fire damage at Gusts house near Nabi ah Filean. blaze controlled with effort. Journal and newpaper sale mention. long note on Mr John Guest ending partnership.
The Hamilton Spee editor notes farmers may gain from a proposed butter factory plan in Hamilton. For years the cream has gone to distant factories, but a local Hamilton Factory could keep profits in the district and support town employment.
Fragmentary report notes a lamb bitten by a snake and the lamb’s death. It also references a legislative debate on a Flour Acquisition Bill, detailing estimates for wheat and flour transfers and potential payments to growers, with figures on bushels, tons, and loaves. Further items touch railway towel losses in Victoria.
Frederic Hogemern, aged 31, was found guilty of manslaughter in the Culley incident on August 9. Henry Hogemern received a four year term at the Criminal Court after a quarrel with his brother ended in gunshot wounds.
In a district court today Judge Detherinige considered a restoration order for Tosurenes Meats’ Braberntisis. The plan operates from January 1 for three years, aiming to adjust insurance terms to benefit the enterprise despite delays. The case hinges on a proposed three year term and financial safeguards.
An OCR read shows a favorable balance and plea tie with a path to a favorable outcome. Names and exact roles are unclear, but a committee and audience are referenced in a civic context. The report notes waiting status and potential impact on continued reporting.
Government officials discuss removing import barriers amid rising protectionism. Calls arise from lawmakers and industry leaders in multiple nations for freer trade to boost growth, though concerns over national security and domestic jobs persist.
In Washington hunger marchers press relief amid negotiations on food aid and tax issues. Protesters decry shortages, calling for steady food distribution while government debates tariffs and policy. The scene highlights a national push for immediate aid and policy clarity.
The article notes the inauguration of a water supply improvement scheme linked to local leaders and districts. It references dates around January 9 and May, mentioning officials and communities involved in the project.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a complimentary dinner to Shaw with unclear details. Mentioned names include Mersin HP Taner, deb Hesean, We Starte, and Winwere Shire Meats Le MAF. The text is garbled, offering little verifiable context or events.
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