11 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1930
Page
1
An OCR dense note lists scattered terms including Swaziland protectorate references, various names, places, dates, and topics. The readable fragments hint at historical governance, military or colonial notes, and mentions of regions, events, and individuals, but lack coherent narrative.
Despite heat the Horsham Croquet Club saw solid turnout as dainty ten wax served by Meadauiea and W T Tucker. The weekly competition featured tense play with Mestamex Hye Reinholmer and Aimpaon close. Mrs Reinholmar finally won after a tight playoff. A match against Natignak is planned for morrow at 4 pm with local players named for Messines Smith Rye and others.
Fragmented report from North Western district trot events with unclear lines. Mentions 21 percent and a fire race, plus twenty contestants listed for a next event.
Miss Jean Buchanan is noted in the Convaitiers listing with responsibilities tied to education and diversity programs. The document references select committees and equipment needs within the Selbe district, indicating a formal appointment and ongoing evaluation of initiatives.
Facts from Hareham Police Court include debts judgments against Yeity Debts with sums and costs, vehicle licenses granted to Newton and Miller, and impropriety cases. A case of larceny and assault involved a Verdick man, with witness testimony about January incidents at Wartock reservoir and Towne, plus a perjury charge arising from a family dispute in The Card district.
Local effort gathers 207 children for a Saturday swim program with W. J. Thornley in charge of the lessons. Education inspector Mr Pedoeick and school heads Mr Ainsworth and Mr Hadford oversee the event with Mayor Dr Audeeson officiating and town officials coordinating safety and refreshments. The project highlights the town’s focus on water safety as river conditions and weather influence future sessions.
The mayor and Mr Hawkins discuss the March 29 Prohibition vote in Victoria. Hawkins recounts his experiences under prohibition in America, noting liquor trade shifts, employment impacts, taxation, and public attitudes toward alcohol. He argues prohibition aids education and national progress, citing business leaders and economic effects.
The district reports a surge in oat waves and crowded registration at the school amid a hot spell. Thunder moved over Sunday with no rain, dust remains a concern, and residents hope for rain to ease dust and help cleaning. Prices show wide variation as wheat carting drains funds.
Witnesses described a disturbance involving a woman, Mrs Ballinger, and a man named Lindsay Ballinger at Horsham with accused facing uncorroborated timing. The PM discharged the defendant saying no case for trial based on depositions. one witness, Veres Mallinger, was noted as a brother.
Florence-based instructor on piano singing harmony and counterpoint taught at Baillie Street Hivestam with classes starting February 10 1998 showcasing expertise in multiple musical disciplines for local residents and students.
A health column stresses balanced diet for children, warns against overindulgence and between meal snacking, and advises regular meals, fresh air, varied foods, and calm parenting. It cautions against stimulants, urges plain foods, and notes memory and discipline aspects. Readers may ask health questions for future columns.
A fragmented note lists MESSE PIGKEN L L C M Certificated University of Melbourne as a piano teacher of theory and harmony. It mentions pupil preparation for an examination and references an address at 2 McLachlan Street Heras.
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