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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1923
Page
1
Fragmented text reports a council discussion on funding Shire roads to the Grampians and Wimmera areas. Mentions Dr. Joke Serif, Dr. Basher, and local figures urging ratepayer support for a £41400 allocation, with debate over timing and responsibility.
A busy shop advertises Christmas and New Year gifts with window tables and a wide range of items. Prominent features include ladies and children’s wear, handbags, gloves, handkerchiefs, fancy fabrics, and gift sets with prices in old currency.
The article lists Geo P Frayling and others as teachers and accompanists at the Music Conservatorium Horsham. It describes grade progress in violin and cello, with students passing intermediate and advanced levels, including harmony and rudiments. The program notes include age eligibility and examination passes.
J R Baillie, noted violin teacher with the LA B, resigns from roles in orchestral and band instruction. The vaguer text references credentials such as LA G L and ALCM and mentions an address on Street in Homsham, with unclear details about a university or principal studies.
The notice lists the Carreno School of Mubio offering private lessons in art of Pupile travel and tone production at Melbourne University. It mentions Abbrece-Tumperwies Hall Horsham as a venue for lessons and teacher qualifications.
A fragment describes Christmas family reunions as joyful gatherings that revive old times and strengthen harmony. It mentions Woodward's, Edith Penso, Bregales, and a railway station nearby as context for the celebrations.
Wringer rollers for Berabbere brand go carts and prams reportedly rethreaded the devices. Unclear source text limits further concrete details about model numbers or dates.
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