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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
4
An advertisement shows auctioneers in Victoria promoting sales across Fat Jak 6 Hellanat and nearby towns with items including motor vehicles and accessories. The notice mentions Melbourne market connections, local agents, and a public sale at Hamilton street Horsham open day and night with phone contact and repair services.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Hewes money to lend and a retake. Other terms include Wool Shire, Pete, Boreham, Amepte, and wat tor eal. Readable gist centers on a loan or lending matter with unclear surrounding details.
Property listing shows acres for sale at Riverside managed by Young Brothers. Includes references to nearby landmarks and parcels, with unclear details due to damaged text. Potentially notes orchard suitability and local access, but specifics are unreadable.
Auction sales of fat and store cattle to be held at Corporation Yards North Geelong every Monday. Loans negotiated at low rates by various agencies. Wool advances offered by The New Zealand Loan and Merchants Agency Company Limited. Substantial weatherboard house for sale by tender in Horsham with detailed dimensions and removal instructions.
A fragmented notice details an open day event at Central Garage in Horsham with repairs performed skillfully at reasonable rates. It mentions entities like Wilson and Srilet and includes scattered references to motor work, delivery, and local business actions.
H C L Krelle auctioneer and general commission agent advertises services in Horsham with branches at Rainbow and Juno. It lists asset sales including livestock and grain cash buyers, offers for town allotments, and notes agents for insurance and brokerage. Contact phone S47.
Mustey and Strownin, land stock and commission agents on Wilson Street Horsham, represent Liverpool London and Globe Insurance Co. Ltd. Assets revealed at £17,000,000. Fire accident and workers' compensation cover offered at low rates through Cooper and Stacks.
The notice lists financial backers including National Mutual Life Assoc and The Trustere Executory and Agency Coy Ltd Melbourne. It mentions Melbourne Ballarat and Western District land agencies with Lend on Broad Acres and Township Properties on behalf of a client. Backers include Nations Bank and Horsham.
Under instructions from Mr W T Edmonds ten tenders are invited for two properties south of Horsham and near Cerehay. Crown allotments 15 and 17 total 304 acres with good farming, fencing, water by Rongalaliy Creek, and a house, shed, and other improvements. Possession March 1922. Tenders close Friday December 9.
Fragmentary message mentions David Anderson and Co and connections to securities and interest. It is a disjointed note with references to payments, storage, and moderation but lacks concrete actions, dates, or recipients.
Victorian Wheat Growers Co-op notifies shareholders it will receive wheat on a voluntary pool basis. Deliveries to the depot are required by procedure at designated facilities. The notice instructs members to submit harvests promptly and confirms cooperative practices for pooled wheat deliveries.
T H Laidlaw Co auctioneers announce stock sales at Nisw at Humugom and Macarthur Coleraine and Wi lara areas. Fortnightly sales at Macarthur, monthly sales at Coleraine Mt and Fortnightly credit terms. Agents Midebrough Mert A Coy Woolbrokers Melbourne.
Fragmented text mentions insurance related to fire stacked livestock. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates an insurance event or coverage linked to livestock and fire. No clear date or organization beyond The Incuraues Of Australia reference.
John Kimberley and Sons announce weekly stock sales at Horsham Corporation Yards every Friday with auctions and private sales across the state. The agency lists stock and land offerings with agents and associated brokers including Hague and Co and The South British Insurance Co for fire, accident, live stock and crop coverage.
A death notice from Horsham honors Mary, who died December 4th, with family lamenting her loss. The brief tribute expresses love and remembrance, noting she is survived by relatives and highlighting the family’s sorrow.
An OCR readout shows a malformed notice about the Forsham Times publishing schedule and a long, garbled financial settlement. It mentions the Bettie Government and Benpite Whee with scattered references to payments, dates, and names, but the legible core is a publication cadence and disputed accounts.
Newspaper notes discuss health reports and public works in Horsham area. It covers Dr Black and Mr Netlang proposals to improve drainage andTank sites, plus concerns about diphtheria typhoid and sanitation affecting southern town districts. Campaigns and local meetings are mentioned with dates and figures referenced.
The Horsham Borough Council discussed the milk supply danger in a meeting led by Dr. Wilmoth. They noted no dairy cow inspections and suggested inviting the chief veterinary inspector to advise. Arrangements were made for the inspector’s visit. The Progress Association thanked locals for support at the May Park recital and discussed plans for future musical events.
Report from the event notes the Dimboole team on the track with the visiting crew acknowledged as the judges’ decision favored the visitors but the Dimboole girl earned applause for merit. The article also mentions proposed changes to Federal Members' salaries and a notice about auctioneers fees payable to the Receiver and Paymaster.
A lively Monday evening event at Mechanica Hall hosted Indy members of Ferring and friends for Miss Thaxie Eamon’s engagement party. Guests enjoyed music, games won by Mrs Tollner and Mr Davis, a dainty supper, and a dressy reception for the couple. The article also details a double wedding at Horsham Presbyterian Church on November 16 with Miss Line Elsenberh Robertson and Mr. William Gray, noting gowns, gifts, and travel arrangements for the newlyweds.
Wool markets in Geelong and Melbourne face keen competition with Merino and crossbred lots selling near or below previous levels. Dalgety & Co report 5200 bales offered in Melbourne while high prices are expected for the week, though some quality lines remain stubbornly lower.
A乱 jumble of letters discusses refunds, taxes, and financial complaints tied to British and colonial topics. The second note from The Horsham Times reports Salvation Army Christmas cheer plans including tents for the aged and parcels of flour tea sugar and bread for the poor with donations welcomed at 9 Bourke.
The fragment mentions a senior constable and positions unclear amid garbled text. It references Worsham and a person named Deewoole, with uncertain actions or roles.
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