Bank of New South Wales Horsham Branch Firebrace Street
The Bank of New South Wales operates at 69 Firebrace Street Horsham with a main phone line listed as 352.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
7
The Bank of New South Wales operates at 69 Firebrace Street Horsham with a main phone line listed as 352.
Commercial intelligence lists Horsham store prices for eggs butter cheese potatoes onions bacon oats pollard bran maize and flour. Entries show per pound and per bushel rates with several items incomplete or garbled.
Melbourne market notes show varied prices for maize potatoes and wheat. Wheat in Horsham quoted at 1 1/4 per bushel with other ranges for feed and prime milling wheat. Prices listed include maize 9/04 to 7 and potatoes several shillings per bushel in different grades.
Bereavement notice from Mr Shillington and family thanking friends for sympathy and tributes after the death of their son Melwardl. Gratitude extended to Forsyth Hospital staff and Brimpaca residents for support, candles, telegrams, and letters during their sad loss.
The Horsham Times is printed every Tuesday and Friday. The notice confirms regular weekly publication cadence and year presence.
The Federal Government revisits the unification of railway gauges amid inter state conferences and Royal Commission studies. Victorian views note defence gains from standard gauge, but propose partial changes only if main lines shift. Ministers returning from Canberra carry a list of urgent unemployment relief works.
Fragmentary text discusses gauge unification and material costs. It references present jubeter a relief point and employment considerations, but specifics are vague. No clear people or organizations are identifiable from the readable fragment.
A Canberra group including prominent business figures and public servants pressed the Interior Minister for Federal Capital Territory representation in the Commonwealth Parliament. They also urged a territorial legislative council, hinting both may come after Cabinet review. Current residents face income and relief taxes, while Canberra is celebrated as a flourishing capital.
Warmer seasonal temperatures continue this week with yesterday's high near seasonal norms. The National Weather Service issued a forecast for the western region predicting light winds and mild conditions across Pine Sands and surrounding areas.
Mr George Evinevi Thimifion stave Thorsham slipped in the street yesterday and fractured his right arm. An X ray examination at the hospital confirmed the injury and he was admitted to hospital for treatment.
The first Wade of the season’s wheat was delivered for the Pimpin eration tye Ir Eosmith. On Tuesday Mir H W Sehnaars of Nhill delivered the grain at Raja po Noske Bros mill.
The Marsham Base Hospital Carnival Committee advances preparations for an event on Marel Se 1H with enthusiastic aims after strong past attendance. The secretary Mr G W Cochrane circulated sanitations and the president Mr Emerald Sanity and Mr W S Thornley will meet the Horsham Agricultural Society to secure cooperation for canvassing donations next year.
The Florsham Town Council approved 1100 Centenary medals for local scholars. Mayor Dr. J Barnes did not send letters to teachers but urged records so every enrolled child receives a medal as a memento of a memorable period in Vietoria's history. Students from state, Catholic, and private schools received medals on Tuesday.
The Horsham Salvation Army corps marked its anniversary with daytime and evening programs. Children presented The Word of God tableau, while older members performed songs recitations and tableaux. Prizes were awarded for the year with several youths earning Bible prizes and high marks.
A sparrow that nested at a Wilson Street establishment repeatedly tapped at the plate glass window and, after slipping into a window well, was freed by workers who pried apart boards. The bird resumed hopping about the building late yesterday, unharmed and continuing its daily routine.
Me. A. Ro Watts told the Tor chom that repeated interference with the weir hoards has washed away the protective hessian and tea from between boards. The council referred the complaint to the police as it risks water levels for swimming in summer.
Hearty congratulations go to Reg Errington the Chore of England cricketer who received a Regent bat from club president J F Allen after a fine innings. Mr Glover donated the bat and Errington thanked him for the gesture noting the bat was in pristine condition. A death adder was killed at Wail during relief work and a woolly snake measured 44 feet long.
Horsham Catholic Players present the three act drama Facing the Music at Liershaam Town Hall on Monday. Proceeds go to Christums cheer fund at the hospital, aided by the ladies committee and hospital matron. Tickets are 1s 6d and reserved seats are available through Mr. Rennison.
Tasmania offers attractive summer tourism with Hobart’s Derwent Estuary views the 4000 acre mountain park and Cataract Gorge. Lake St. Clair and Huon fruit country feature, with the Tourist Bureau in Melbourne providing details of inclusive color line tours from £13.
A money box containing £6 in silver and a copier was stolen from Messrs Bloom and Schneider at Firebrace Street Horsham between 11 pm Tuesday and 11 am Wednesday. The slot-style box sat near the telephone for six months and held payments for calls. Police say no break in at night is evident and the market is under investigation.
A Thorsham council session debated protecting sheep owners from increased pastoral depredations on wandering logs. Councillors urged action to keep land usable for farmers, noting several attacks on calves and unregistered logs on footpaths. The meeting also praised a social evening by the RSSSA Women’s Auxiliary and distribution efforts for distressed families.
A new Australian and New Zealand singing scholarship trial invites aspirants to compete openly. The prize, funded by the Methusine Conservator, awards a value equal to the judge’s verdict and may extend for another period if warranted.
At Laudun College of Music examination held in Dorstgin on November 30 the presential day Miss A Ulythian of Noradinha achieved results in the listed assessments.
Thomas Youngs and Co conduct a condensed sale of household furniture on Present Street at 2 PM for Mrs Tennert who has vacated her residence. The event also includes a six cylinder Armstrong Siddeley motor overcar advertised for sale.
A fall meeting of the Pedurat Cali net decided to accept the Wheat Conference recommendation to impose a tax on flour at £2 15s per ton for 12 months from January to fund part of the Commonwealth Government's £4,000,000 grant to wheat growers.
A Horsham Town Concerts monthly meeting heard a report from Air J M Martin of the Pols Department praising improved reception conditions. A firm is preparing a suppressor wall using twin condensors with fuses for machines causing trouble. The Town Clerk Mr W P Pryor noted complaints about defective meters and proposed action by the Leagues and department to locate the problem and relieve interference.
The week ended December saw lower averages for evensy wool with prices per pound around a Toyota rate and £11719 44 per tale on an average weight of STA Ub.
Pupils of Miss Tilia Cox announce a ter annual concert at the Torslaut Cewo Thal on Saturday December 1. Norwestad's pupils will present Droste next Monday, as advertised, with details in the notice.
Emanuel O Grady of Hawksburn was killed when he was hurled from his seat and crushed between his own car and a stationary vehicle after a collision with a truck at Gardenvale. He was aged 0.
Premier Sir Stanley Ar-Wile after talks with Federal Employment Secretary Mr Stewart announced major works to absorb thousands of jobless before Christmas. The program forms part of a 2,000,000 fehwme package to be piliced before the lommen wulch Government.
The article notes important tariff reductions introduced in the Federal Parliament with the Cowhrey party securing abatements on key imports. Notable items include glucose, rape seed, brimkets, iron and steel pans, tools, paints, colors, and stock washes, while Lisbon duties remain unchanged.
A chaotic segment describes a stage story featuring Tae Girth from Missanei and Miss Haur low in a dramatic role with tricky romantic entanglements. Lionel Barrymore is cited in a political backdrop as a suitor who tries to influence outcomes, while Franetag Cone is listed among cast. The plot centers on a wealthy family, a mother's opposition, and a father’s return to salvage a troubled romance under looming danger.
An inter-state governmental conference backed a substantial expenditure plan to revive the gold mining industry and employ thousands. The program, not yet cash-closed, will be presented to the Federal Cabinet immediately.
Mr Robson of Stawell begins erecting the Jane Duff memorial on the reserve at the sheepwash along the Goroke road. The note mentions local residents and a sales event offering various goods in preparation for Christmas gifts.
Millions of Marys across the empire will present Queen Mary with a fervent tribute to celebrate the King's jubilee. The movement will be supplemented by the establishment of maternity welfare centres, named Queen Mary Jubilee Hospitals or Homes, to support mothers and children.
The Malley Cerel in Stawell has changed hands amid a mining era backdrop. Purchasers, including Catherine Connelly and others, take possession in December after a price believed to reflect recent farm value. The hotel, a weathered landmark, remains tied to local history and the town’s commercial fabric.
In London, December entries for the Sirohn Monash memorial were supposed to be closed but local representatives have not replied. Sculptors who submitted entries were advised to withdraw them temporarily. No final decision on whether entries since December will be accepted. Further entries are expected from England.
London reports Charlie Chaplin plans a new film to be released next year. The Daily Telegraph notes the story follows a satire of modern machinery and industry, with production secured to prevent leaks by rival producers.
Police investigate a wave of burglaries across the Western district linked to alleged thefts from Alt. Ti. Bayley’s garage and other homes. Lewis Northrop and Tessie Russell appeared at Hamilton court on Monday and were remanded on bail of 200 pounds. Russell faces charges of unlawful means of support. Detectives from Melbourne aided inquiries with arrests at Ararat connected to November 10 robberies. An auction of furniture offsets is planned for December 15.
Lila Lee, finishing a film in New York, eloped with Jack Pine a son of a Chicago clothing maker. The couple wed in the early morning hours at a nearby town.
The piece urges Christmas shoppers to buy Australian made gifts and toys to support local industry. It cites that 1,689,718 Australians live in the country and if each spends 2 shillings on gifts the total would exceed £1,000,000, arguing this would boost employment and wages.
A damaged report states Ulm was forced to land at sea after running low on fuel near Melbourne. Star of Australia crew including George Littlejohn and J Ka Skilling supported the search as seaplanes and ships scoured the area without success.
Honolulu reports an extensive air and sea search for Vis and colleagues after a night of patrols. Navy army and fishing fleets scoured the seas toward the northwest and southwest with no trace found. Authorities question if the aeroplane drifted. weather and rough seas diminish hopes as fuel usage climbs and new sightings are pursued.
In Sydney on a Thursday a family tragedy occurred as three girls, aged about four years, were found murdered in their beds with throats cut. The father, who runs a wheatsheaf shop on Finhwy, is missing. Police are investigating with crime linked to a stranger who was seen near the house.
The Presbyterian Church and Horsham area congregations list Sunday sermons by Rev W Baird at A Minyip and G Petherick at Dosen Cluttrel A tea wey EB. An anniversary at McKensi Creek features Mr J F Joyce as preacher. Horsham Sunday School prize event Tuesday at 7 30, with a short concert and supper. Lynott Street Sunday School prize giving Wednesday evening at 6 30 with supper to follow.
The Rev. FL Woods preaches at Marsham Morhine arnyl evening service and at Weetis Fast at 3 pm. The Rev. GQ Brimacombe preaches at Pimp 1 pm Kalkee 3 pm and Wrest Wail 7:30 pm. Retiring collections will be taken for Methodist children.
A large meeting in Reesoevin teder RUPANYUP attracted many residents. The gathering aimed to discuss local housing and future plans, with participants sharing concerns about services and development.
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