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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1930
Page
7
A garbled page lists daily selling prices for provisions in Hurstiam Flores. Items include butter factory and dairy, honey, potatoes, bacon, bran, flour, oats, and oats. figures are incomplete and partially unreadable.
A fragmented note expresses gratitude to unknown relatives and friends amid a town acknowledgment. It mentions letters, various terms, and a general sense of thanks, with garbled phrases suggesting a formal or ceremonial context.
A dense, historically flavored meditation extols progress and perseverance amid trials. It invokes community, leadership, and ethical duty as guiding forces. The piece weaves religious and civic imagery to urge steadfast effort toward a brighter Commonwealth.
Tender sale for the Kalohrs Estate property located on the south coast of South Australia. Details and plans may be obtained by applying to the agent, Denys Torelles Toh of Casterton. Applications close at the office of Moser.
Damaging rainfall across the Horsham district causes track and line trouble as heavy totals register at Morton and nearby stations. Losses include pounds of damage to the railway between Quorn and Alice Springs with widespread river and property impact and heavy month totals in the region.
The Mearshim Register reports that for the month ending November 31 there were 44 births, 20 males and 2 females, and 15 deaths, 1 male and 6 females, with details attributed to Mr AO R. iegers.
Holiday season in Horsham brought a calm year end with anxious reflections on the past. Christmas Eve saw lively streets and heavy car traffic in the main street. Shops reported overall good business, though purses were not overfull. New Year’s Eve was quieter, with special trains to the city and holidaymakers traveling to Portland and the popular Wimborne watering place.
A rider fell from his horse during the Brim Springs and Hosbrook races on Wednesday New Year's Day and was taken to Torsha Pyse Hospital with injuries.
Mild New Year observances noted as bandsmen played pipes from 2:20 PM to 1:20 AM. Mayor Dr. D Anderson and Mr. & Mrs. May hosted serenades. Donations from Mr. Mow and Mr. A. Barnett supported the pipers fund. Band members supped with Mrs S Mettnnn at the Locarna Hotel before leaving for Marlborough.
Two cars, one in doubles and one solo, bogged on the Neuimak coal about three miles from Horsham on New Year's Day. The fog and heavy rain hindered traction and left vehicles stuck as bad weather neared Horshim.
A varied pregame scene from Tulwich Hill Rand in Seednew Horsham featured 30 musicians and soloists performing masterful works. Major Haines of Bathurst welcomed attendees on behalf of the Horsham police as volunteers offered their services for the Army’s work. The program included The Creation and other pieces, with selections by Wartettes and soloists. Personnel from Wand contributed with young performers and professionals from Lane Bay region, including Cankhburn and others, in a display of community dedication.
The Dimboala Chronicle ends publication as local firms change hands. Messrs. Totes & Co sell to Mr J Henstridge of Dinhwell Bonner and Messrs. Potts Co acquire Lawlait twee estate, with thanks to patrons and regret at closing. Two foreyards are deemed necessary for the town’s size.
The notice records contributions from Mrs Albert Hutchinson and several donors including Miss Gray, Mrs White, Mrs Weight, Mr France, and Miss McNeil. Amounts range from donations of 2 shillings 6p to 24 pence, highlighting local support for the appeal.
A theft at Herska Base Hospital during Christmas holidays exposed the loss of a gift intended for New Year's Day dinner. The hospital staff mourn the absence of the goute and thank Dr Henderson for a replacement gift to ensure patients are properly fed during the holidays.
The Hereian Borough Band performed a diverse program at the Theatre last Sunday, drawing a large audience lured by a public request before their Marching tour. Soloists Greta Haber Marion Batley Rosa Rourke Ro Detar son and Wo Langlais joined the ensemble with violin and oboe, while AL Tames contributed cornet as Mrs Cameran and Robbie May accompanied.
The article reports a new State duty stamp increase from 1d to 1/6d taking effect January 5 with stamps available at post offices for cheques. It also details a Christmas Eve fire at a Mansfield store where Father Christmas impostor gifts sparked a blaze harming several people and a fatal railway crossing accident near Great Western involving Mr John Wright 86, plus local misfortune and a family seeking work in the countryside.
The article notes leaders at a Simmer Conference discuss Mer A tapp’s toffee drink and other soft drinks. It mentions officials urging continued experimentation to promote fruit juice beverages and improve tasting, with Mr Fewster supporting growing use of fruit drinks for a hoped ideal product.
A near border shoot near the Mitta and Murray junction on the Victorian side has continued despite the close sign. Manuwl birds and ducklings flutter nearby as broods die, prompting concern over ongoing slaughter by shooters.
Nhill district faces one of its driest years with crop yields described as strong including bags per acre reports. The Nhill Free Press notes Noske Bros Wyr Ltd offer prizes for photographs of wheat crops harvest with horses tractors and deliveries near the mill to capture district achievements and drought resilience.
The Victorian Wheat Growers Corporation Ltd declares a third payment on the Inst smaeen wheat pool bringing total payments to date to a substantial amount. Harvest is delayed across multiple districts due to heavy rainfall and ongoing disputes about stripping. Some wheat decks strip well in Morerr Warrombhine area while overall harvest is seriously affected.
A letter explains citizens may receive income tax assessment forms and face changes in federal and state taxation. Officials delayed by New Year holidays, with late approvals pushing rate changes and assessments into late January.
Fragmented text notes a theater or performance movement gaining attention amid unclear details and garbled names, highlighting a cultural push and public interest. The readable parts reference a celebratory context and possible involvement by community groups.
An invitation will be sent detailing the precrime safety briefing with full particulars. Heathcote Vieteriat is noted in the notice for further information and participation.
The readable text discusses prem digestion and saliva's role in starch conversion. It mentions fourfold differences in content between instances, digestion with water, and fermentation pathways.
Mr. W. E. Thomas plans a visit to Tor show on Friday January 1 at the Exchange Hotel from 2 to 8 pm. He will also visit Dw hoola on January 1.
The MetGregor tractor pins arip were tested at Mr George Hubbs farm, showing automatic cleaning strips and clear wheels. Viewers noted the center fence kept clean, improving traction as engine power fed to drive wheels. Farmers were invited to observe and request further information from Mr Hobbs at Doorn. Around Australia on a bike in motion. Englishman A B Heaveh plans a bicycle circumnavigation starting Sydney Friday and aims Melbourne in two and a half days, total five months.
Mr Justice Magfarlan criticized the idea that jurors could escape service by absence or nonresponse and a £22 fine. A juror explained business duties prevented attendance due to selling Christian trade goods, prompting the judge to warn others and consider separate investigation into the matter.
A farmer reports loss of 150 White Leghorn hens in the Nanneetia district. Thieves allegedly used alaphur in the crops and restrained victims with smoke before stealing poultry. Local farmers fear escalating thefts amid numerous valuable flocks in irrigation areas.
Madame Griffiths presents a varied stock of dainty lingerie in rock-knit Celanese silk in many colors, ideal as season gifts. A fine selection of boxer handkerchiefs and novelties are on view alongside millinery and other items, with phone contact for orders.
The SOBA will hold its monthly meeting at Memorial Hall. Members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
Plain and grainy heavy duck canvas goods reinforced for orders in all sizes. Made to order tents tarpaulins motor dust covers and curtains water bags. Heavy duck leather bound reaper and binder canvases. Repair and renesdel old ones. Complete stock of general saddlery. Arnette & Co Manufacturing Saddlers Fire Brace Street Horsham.
A large crowd attended the Salvation Army event at Poleemmet Bridge on New Year’s Day with ideal weather. Motor cars and lorries brought freight of dung and oil for a day under gum trees. The Dulwich Hill Silver Band from New South Wales performed and activities included cricket races high jump and other games. Proceeds support the Natimuk circle with Jordan unable to attend and hospital arrangements pending.
Special lighting and lawn dances lead a memorial side show as pre ride amusements entertain spectators. The event features top Viewiria cyclists and notable pedestrians, with many preparing for the main ride after the carnival.
Fragmentary text references wartime provinces and an administrator figure Mr A AL Memerss connected to a mechanical institute. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption. The passage mentions an operable office or lecturer role and a list or division within a general wartime framework.
The notice lists two engagements: Elsie Hawstorfer, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haustorfer of Vent ter, to Edward TL of Marsham. The second announces Holly Shodges, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Br of Apiletan, Dungtiv Norham, to Arthur H of Surrey Hille, with further family references.
The obituary notes Mere Mary Lat of Murton died at Horsham, aged about 73, with survivors including daughters and a son, funeral held at Morton cemetery. It also reports the death of Mr Be H Bye, age 73, resident of West Wal district, with a large funeral at Stawell cemetery officiated by Rev. Patterson Campbell and noting mourners and relatives.
A Sydney Aleaith Department officer Mr. Garrew posts a Civic Ten Commandments list misprinted with errors. The document urges residents to honor cleaning days protect children and property, and to respect neighbors by following local laws.
Welling and Tavitation Corde are reported as being printed onto the Marske Timex timeline, indicating a design or branding decision tied to the watch model. The article details the collaboration and production notes.
Local weather disruptions in Melbourne cause the steamer Loongan to face delays. Sailors report heavy seas and strong winds delaying routine crossings.
A special railway inquiry report notes an early date incident involving ten engines and a slide. The report cites a leading error and mentions a reply from Hmfdare. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate an official examination of an accident or mishap on the railway network.
A fragmentary report notes protests at Lithgow area demonstrations over a gas plan and mentions A Browne and the Lithgow mission. Details are unclear but imply civil unrest tied to local energy decisions and political figures.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crash on a weeknight near Ct eeksasty with four people dead and others injured by an unnamed driver. The report mentions a toll and casualties but lacks clear details on location and names.
A fragment hints at a chilly showdown featuring fighters and keepers. Names and full context are unclear due to damaged text.
An unclear report indicates a fatal incident occurred at Mt Geer involving a person or party named in fragmented text. Details are unreadable. events or identities remain uncertain pending clearer information.
Fragmentary OCR text reports on personal notices and memorials in the Stawell area. It mentions Mrs Margaret Ann Ryan and others, a gallery event at Nations Gallery, and plans for the Stawell Brass Band to appoint a master. Names include William Turner and James Kim, with references to estates and heirs.
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