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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1927
Page
7
Sister Booth at the Medical Surgical and Midwifery facility on Pynsent Street Horah am offers care. Contact phone 475 for appointments or inquiries.
Fragmentary notice indicates alterations to standing advertisements must land in the ad column by the Tuesday prior to the Friday insertion date to be guaranteed. The text notes a deadline and potential risk of omission if missed.
Market prices listed for dairy items and staples in Horshaw area. Includes butter lard batter milk and Bran Bran and Pollan per bushel with unit prices and brief entries. Prices appear in a dated format with unclear headings and some OCR errors across multiple items.
The fragment mentions wheat prices and market terms with figures like 91 per bus, Horstings and feedlay. It reads like a brief financial market snippet with names and values, though many words are garbled.
Markets in Melbourne showed quiet turnover with Fearne of drift easing as shares retreated. The week saw sporadic activity with notable movements in Yellow Calatares and Myers despite dividends and price swings. overall sentiment was cautious as government expenditure signals weighed on equities.
At the end of 1800 prices moved up. around 40,000 shares changed hands and prices touched 41/ a. Were & Son, stock brokers, note rapid activity in lab and related shares. Telegraphic advt lists Were & Son of 340 Cotchin Street, Melbourne Central.
A reflective piece on Christmas as a time of renewal and spiritual depth. It contrasts ancient humility with modern comforts, notes the focus on giving and penance, and emphasizes fellowship, Christian charity, and the hopeful greetings of “Merry Christmas” and “A Happy New Year.”
The article records the season’s rainfall with totals of 12.17 inches for the year, noting it is 64 inches below a referenced average. It mentions a comparative total of 17.41 inches and references a specific period or measurement context tied to the local climate summary.
At Natimuk Police Court Wilson and POM were charged with aiding a sex crime against a girl aged around 11. Witnesses described an assault at a photographer’s home in November while the victim’s statements were read. Gerald Bolt allegedly dragged the girl and threatened harm. the case proceeds to the Supreme Court at Melbourne on March 26.
The article notes a £100 gift from Mr Fred Lawson to a school committee, praised as a second generous contribution in a year. It covers school year disruptions, student promotions, orchard progress at McKenzie Creek, a planned new school building, Goroke fire at the Coffee Palace, and cultural events including Victoria Anderson’s concert and a Dodge tourer arrival in Horsham.
Mertie Payne former Wiremera resident visited the district and spoke with the Times. He noted wheat in his state shows good yields with no droughts though rust has affected crops from Geraldton to Carnamah. In Ajana and nearby areas yields reached about 30 bushels per acre, and overall this season was favorable.
At the last Ampiles Shire Council meeting the question of proviral keepers salaries was discussed. The proposal to raise salaries from £21 to £10 per month for one year was considered, with the motion likely to be decided at the next meeting.
Diverted advertisement text announces health act compliance for trade premises and common lodging houses. It lists closures or restrictions and directs adherence to ordered conditions to ensure safety under authority.
A lively concert at SS Michael and John’s School Avenue featured local artists led by Mr JR Baillie and Mr Joson Freser. The Horsham Orchestra augmented by Morton musicians performed with the choir and provided varied selections. Notable participants included Miss Dorothy Norwood, Mrs Clark, Mr Lon Morgan, and others performing violin solos and instrumental pieces.
Gramps Orlindy wines again top the Tandon Brewers Exhibition, earning seven gold medals for parts sherry port vintage and related varieties. Judges praised the consistent high quality of the wines, highlighting notable medalists across several categories.
Public notices announce The Torshian Times will skip issues during Christmas and New Year. Advertisers are advised the publication dates will be Tuesday December 27 and Friday December 29, with a return after the holidays.
The Star of Liberty group held a fortnightly meeting on Tuesday with the officers listed as Nai Sister Oh Moar Vai Sister Gollan warden Sister Berry coudheter Sister Radpes who lala Sister Bo Rowlands La Sister Dhodime ES ti NAG e Sister Mil howrie Loss to NO Sister Cawigiliel Rs 1 Vai Sister Stewart Jos tw Vile Sister Simpson The next meeting will take place on January 1
A period cinema listing describes Esther Balston featured in Fashions for Women with a fashion parody of a mannequin, plus other films like The Millionaire Cabbos and The Cheerful Fraud. It notes venues and showings with actors Reginald Denny Adolphe Menjou and titles such as The Ace of Cads and The White Sister.
Last night the residents of Drang Druge held an evening at Mr Batirons residence. The profit from the event was devoted to Christmas cheer at Harsha Hospital and was highly appreciated by the hospital committee.
A local procession yesterday showcased new uniforms as Horsham ceremonial events featured Christine Kee and a Highland dress display. The band and crowd moved through the streets in a traditional setting, highlighting community celebration and local culture.
The Mihagroof the Morslaan entertained guests in the theatre foyer after a show on Weeles Night. Abe Gh Perring supplied supper. The orchestra staff presented Mr Conglere WiW with gold sleeve links as a token of esteem.
The sale of SHO acres at £32 per acre by Rolla T. Plant for Wilfred Smith’s farm marks a Wimmera record in land values. The agent recently moved Pinpinie at £27 per acre, with both deals closed through the same purchasers, Wimmera Farmers.
The fragment reports a milestone due in December and notes a penalty that remains undetermined. It mentions a Vietnaliers group and an event linked to a formal deadline. The readable portion hints at a count or total due by a future date.
The Kher shat Hospital received gifts for the new children’s ward from Messrs Noske Pires and supporters. Volunteers and staff distributed toys, books, and health aids to 44 grade children during a visit led by Miss Darkersid Air. Gifts were arranged for the sick and long-term inmates, with thanks extended to donors and the matron.
A fragmentary notice describes satin frocks and decorative handbags at Mahime’s offered as appealing gifts for relatives and friends. It also references a Majestic Cafe anniversary free gift distribution and a Legislative Council discussion on the Totalisator Bill, plus remarks on reservoir conservation and Canberra Parliament calendars.
The Horsham Times cites Reuters World Service as a source for overseas intel. The publication notes the use of special information channels and reserves all Australian and New Zealand rights.
Melbourne lawmakers push to raise member pay from £500 to £700. Several members plan to urge the Legislative Assembly to authorize the increase, allowing a judge to inquire into the salary question.
The legislative body voted down the proposal to raise stamp duties on cheques for amounts over two pounds. Speakers ruled the measure impractical and business leaders warned of broader economic impact.
Arthur Thomas was fined £20 by Footscray Police Court for marking Joors at the tin tare coursing event in Tettenian. This marks the first intlete to Victorian proceedings.
Officials report delays in railway projects as discussions continue on the aeronautical rail system. The minister indicated postponement of planned activities next week while other items remain under review.
Obituary notes Mrs Ann McLewn died aged 107 at Cheltenham Benevolent. Born in Inelmol ia Use she had been an inmate at Cheltenham Homes since Psi.
A railway accident near Swanbourne between Perth and Pre mantle caused thirteen tracks to derail. Several stock names were killed and an unknown number injured. Additional debris damaged a telescope and oil trunk, with further casualties reported from a third train.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a fighter nearing home via a flight, with unclear identifiers and parties. The readable bits mention Panes and an evimer of a fight but lack concrete names, dates, or locations to confirm context.
Dense flooding and storm damage disrupted London and Paris fronts. In London suburbs, pedestrians struggled, vehicles overturned, and hundreds sought hospital care as trains halted and roads flooded. Paris reported 100 admitted to hospital and five fatalities amid similar weather chaos.
Fragmentary notes describe a submarine accident this morning with a vessel sinking and crew members missing. Hope for survivors fades as sailors aboard the craft are not accounted for and search efforts continue.
The text presents a distorted excerpt of Dean Inge criticizing changes within the Church of Beclail. It suggests that removing a seral eleiwnt would cause the church to cease being Protestant and imply a repetition of the Reformation.
A film portrayal depicts the Gallipoli campaign with dramatic scenes of battle, Turkish lines, and Bulgarian soldiers. The production focuses on the perilous siege and the human costs of the 1915 campaign amid Australian settings.
A Soviet issued plan details restrictions on religious practice, aiming to suppress church activity and restrict priests. It calls for controlled venues and propaganda measures, including separation from state affairs and guidance to avoid clerical influence.
A protest over dog racing grips officials as Sir William Johnson Hicks draws attestation to the issue. The debate centers on juvenile betting and the government’s restraint from interference, warning of potential consequences if the matter escalates.
Sir George Paish a former adviser to the Treasury argues against tariff barriers noting that Britain is already moving toward broader protection and that the global market could face upheaval if tariff walls rise.
The fragmentary text reports on naval strength questions and notes political or administrative proceedings. It mentions the Palatial or Palatiaeware report and a secretary to the Admiral, with unclear details and forthcoming information.
The Horsham Association announces a holiday suspension of its fixtures and a revised program during the break. Readable listings show December 20 through January 2 with matches among local clubs and colleges including Horsham Arapites Seeds and others, subject to revised dates.
A partial report from Melbourne Thursday notes a cuttle between Adelaide and Melbourne Universities with Melbourne University player Meade recording 285 touches.
A damaged sports recap notes a loss by Horsham to Memorial Hall by 4 to 47. Players listed include Jo anni a Hormham, Bopper, Hewally de, MC Langle, Mansodi Hef, Sehater, Tuwker, Perboriok, Ford, Mulntowhs, Patterson, Donagall Hoshia, Stowes acbbell, and Doug pins.
A Presbyterian club meeting sets dates for gatherings from January 24 to late January with weekly viewings of silver trophy cups. Miss M Young named secretary and Mr South named president as theatre enthusiasts vote to organize efforts and revive Haven Treats Chikill for the coming season. A working bee is planned for tomorrow afternoon at the courts.
Scattered records show a girls match on Ratundawe fet with Hutchinson McDypall Curtis Voight and Parfett listed among players. Results fragments indicate losses for Hutchinson, Voight, Parfett, and others with multiple close scores and several names faded by OCR.
Community event詳 unclear OCR reads about Jeparit carnival gifts and local figures Lizards Clery and Gerlach involved. details fragmented but notes a carnival start and gifts for residents.
Incomplete fragment references the Volta States program and available construction terms and engineers. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but suggests cooperation between British and American personnel and possible strengthening measures.
A garbled page fragment mentions Rosebrook and various names and places, suggesting local events or notes. It references a referee, tallies, and possible sports or meeting items, with scattered proper nouns and incomplete phrases.
A terse notice notes concerns at Sompinge about a local event and the response by community groups. It mentions mental health considerations and calls for retake and retest measures amid lingering tensions.
Fragmentary report notes a tournament at Withers J. and others, with mentions of participants and outcomes unclear due to damaged text. Names and exact results are unreadable, but the event title appears as Bobs Hutchinsons Tournament at a town or venue.
Fragmentary OCR text describes late market marks behind the Balietat, auctions, purchases, and prices around £14 with references to goods, trade, and inquiries. Names, places, and concrete details are garbled, but hints at market activity and price levels in a past period.
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