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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1935
Page
4
A property at 2 Keaters Street is described as ready and secure, with conveniences noted. The listing highlights a house and mentions accessibility features and finishes, indicating completion and readiness for occupancy.
A 1935 notice describes an extended furniture sale at a Morain Street residence with rooms including lounge dining suites carpets and bedrooms. Items listed include Axminster carpets and chiffonier pieces. The sale runs December 18 1935 with terms shown as part of the catalog and note dates.
Sawyers undertakes a mortgagees sale of 640 acres Crown allotment in Druin parish Borang County with improvements including a six room dwelling and stables. The sale is set for Wednesday at the offices on Wilson Street Horsham with terms requiring a two year deposit and rest on completion.
Mortgagee sale notice for land in Crown Allotments 65 and parts of 50 50 52 in Noven parish Boamdene county. Auctioneers office on Wilson Street Horsham. Lands described as about 1 acre and 1 rod, title Volume 5880 Folio 1K.
Hay cutting finished and carting begun as October ends. A Presbyterian school fundraiser concert featured solos and choruses with Mrs Mills praised for organizing and Miss Ladslow assisting. Weather hindered haying but wheat crops look strong, with promise of a good season ahead.
Tomatoes were dispatched from Dimboola with growers asking for government help for wilt affected crops. The half year lodge meeting installed officers led by D D G M Bro 5 Smith and others. The Dimboola Cycling Club elected President R Quick and two vice presidents J Christensen and W Jochinke. Crop and fallow results by A J Vasey ranked G J Glatz second and H F Budde No 1 in sections for Mallee and non Mallee lands.
A local Gymbowen event featured a shower for Winnie Carman with attendees including Mesata A Colyer Willingham and E Maylon receiving gifts. The chairman Mr A Muegel spoke, praising Siiex Carma and Knight's Melody provided music by E Pritchard Goroke and A Knight. A Colyer daughter suffered leg scalding in an accident during the morning festivities.
The Goruke State School held a year end gathering at Mortat estate on Hind Permaston Lot. Mr Ht G Robertson spoke of the event’s success for the young and the elder attendees found the day cold. Judges A Tilbs, G Roberts, J Meftens presided as children received tallies amid a sweets scramble.
Members of the Jung A N A held their annual Christmas rifle shoot last Thursday with 17 participants. Winners included C Baker and Jelly, while Burns, Stablers, and Frew earned prizes. The meeting also covered committee changes, a city pump shortage, and a Methodist party at Natimuk.
A thunder storm battered Warra Moke, ruining ten acres of oats on a property farmed by Mr. H. Fraver and damaging 200 acres on Mr. Clive Campbell’s property, with most of the crop not salvageable for harvest.
Local council funds a 200 gallon tank and gear to improve firefighting readiness. News items note faster mail train arrivals to Kaniva and district social gestures as various locals leave or marry. The agriculture department records a crop contest and a small club balance.
A weatherboard house at Black Ranges owned by bee farmer W J Holmes was destroyed by fire leaving a nearby sleepout chalet saved. A Stawell boy lost an artificial denture plate while swimming at Cato Park. it vanished after a safety hampered retrieval. L R Errington, a returned soldier, was named caretaker of Stawell Town Hall and weighbridge keeper with 47 applicants. A E Nell of the Stawell Football Club is leaving Stawell to take a dental post at Millisnt. H McShane, Stawell Gun Club president, received a sendoff as he departs for the Wagga MBW Hotel licence. C Kingston celebrated her Sint birthday with relatives.
Weeks ago Mr W Hunter of Alea reported a fine batch of young chickens. Overnight two or three disappeared each night until only two were left. He suspected a fox or ferret but could not confirm an animal before discovering both remaining chickens inside the coop.
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