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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1933
Page
3
Business of all classes with if firms in New South Wales South Australia and Western Australia is noted with reference to firms operating across state lines. The report highlights interstate commerce considerations and regulatory context affecting corporate activity.
Listed are local agents and services in Horsham Victoria including finance and general commission agents, wool auctions, land sales, and insurance firms. The notice mentions ship and railway services, stock and machinery suppliers, and automotive models with references to Horsham offices and regional deliveries.
Sh jmi David Anderson and Co auctioneers and sworn valuator announce weekly sales in Horsham at the market. Trustees and agencies from Melbourne and Ballarat list mortgages and township properties to lend upon. The sale features poultry fruit vegetables sundries and weekly market items starting Wednesday at 2:30 and Friday at 2 pm.
Auctioneer, land and property salesman and finance agents advertise services at CENTRAL GARAGE BUILDINGS 92 Wilson St Marsham with phone 127 and operations at Warracknaless and Beulah offering trust money to lend.
The Australian Estates and Mortgage Co Ltd announces the sale on site of Alan Riggall’s Stonefield herd and remaining stock. Sheep include 2700 comebacks and crossbreds with lambs, 1000 Pulwarth and merino ewes, 1000 merino wethers, and other sheep by lot. Cattle include Shorthorn cows and calves, store cows and steers. The sale starts 12.20 pm with a separate sheep sale at 2 pm. Three months terms and redraws offered. draughts available. Further details from agents.
Senator Guthrie abturped a bag of Bencwybin seed wheat released by the Western Australian Government. Sown on erede fallow at Balgandra Riverina the bag yielded 42 bags of graded seed. This year 100 acres of Bencabbin on clean ground averaged 30 bushels per acre, 20 to 20 percent higher than neighboring wheats despite a long dry spell. Orders for graded Benenhbin seed are being banked at per bushel.
First load of new season's wheat arrived at Brim station. Sample from Rance grown by Mr A Appledore shows crops averaging six to seven bags per acre. Load of 44 bags weighed five Opals overweight. By Saturday about 200 bags had been gathered by other growers. Grain was plump though some were violently discolored.
The final of the Dooen North tournament series concluded Friday night at Mr. Frew's barn. Winners were Mrs. D Frew and Mr. A Caurah, with the series title going to Mrs. Frew and Mr. A Cunningham. A coming‑of‑age celebration for Kath leen Arnoul was held at Drung South School with a birthday cake and gifts.
At the Maur ton Progress Committee monthly meeting President Ro Latte announced repairs to the Lake car ramp were completed by the caretaker. The driver of the oil wagon involved gave a personal interview and stated he was prepared to meet the cost of the incident.
Attendance fair at Natimuk Angling Club event Saturday featured a Christmas prize for the heaviest bag. N Krosehel took three fish totaling 5 lb 7 oz to win. W Cunningham was second with 4 lb 2 oz. J D Scott and R K McClure shared the third prize. Prizes donated by local sponsors. Also reports the first load of new season wheat delivered to Natimuk by J Mucklex and P L Boehm with minor timing notes.
The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co Ltd Melbourne reports on a sale of 8077 bales across the Eastern Riverina NSW and Victorian districts with 95 percent sold, best price 26 4d, and interlot bidding among 458 owners. Dalgety & Co notes strong demand from Yorkshire and Japan, high prices for merino and crossbred fleece, and a 40,000 bale season. Younghusband Ltd closes with 5400 bales amid strong buyer interest.
Prices rose to 26d for a comeback wool from Avondale near Kanumbra while most buyers concentrated on merinos and comebacks. Japan and the Continent bought average to good sorts and skirtings with little wool passing at auction as the next sale is set for February 6 offering about 4400 bales.
Horsham Poultry Club records from last Saturday's Riverside competition with many listed exhibitors. White Leghorns led by Slogle Hirds and H Cross among top scorers. entries include Natimuk Natimuk, Melbourne firms May & Sons, Werribee participants, Ballarat, Donald, Alphington, and others with scores ranging from 12 to above 190.
In Tartn aki New Zealand a boozy claim notes Percy de Malmanche breaking a bizarre hearing record by processing 412 Romney Marsh ewes in ten heges. The prior record cited is 40 by Host Holbook.
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