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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1933
Page
5
The piece outlines growing bitterness within the Country Party after a period of tense internal divisions. It notes a forthcoming ministerial reshuffle, anticipated elections, and group actions by Chantry and others, with debate over leadership direction and policy priorities amid internal factionalism.
A controversial railway dismissal involving Mullins triggers union and government negotiations. The Labour Party and ministers face questions over political views cited in the decision. Commission records show Mullins was not disqualified for his stated beliefs, while tensions reflect broader party and church debates influencing the affair.
A local incident left the victim needing immediate hospital treatment with several stitches required. The report notes the event occurred one Saturday during the morning as weather and rainfall details are mentioned, including a year’s rainfall totaling 16 inches.
Harvest conditions hindered yields with strong winds scattering grain and delaying threshing. The Natimuk area sees ongoing harvesting winds while markets note a fair sale of local wool with prices holding steady. Personal updates include Mr. McDewshee undergoing a private hospital operation and hopeful recovery.
The report notes variable wheat harvest progress with better yields in some areas and declining output in others. Weather is cited as a factor with some sunshine and rain affecting conditions, while hay harvest appears modest and uneven across fields and regions.
The Quantong community held a Christmas program by the Sunday School with carols, readings, and a children’s duet. Notable moments included a tree-warded gift distribution, a “most popular” awards segment, and thanks to organizers and volunteers. Boxing Day visits by Alma and troupe featured music, magic, and humor, praised for effort despite challenges.
A garbled farm column describes mild pleasant spell in Salt Lakes area with rain scarce and harvest conditions favorable. Mentions bar carts, crope, and crsus along with small tre ds and a Corriedale ram observed recently.
Rev J H Raverty of St Matthew's East Geelong speaks at a Legacy Club meeting on work, religion, and social welfare. He argues that true happiness comes from meaningful labor, condemns idle contempt for toil, and urges religion to pervade daily life to reduce unemployment and build a fairer society. He warns against returning to old business practices after crises and calls for a new spirit of Christian work and community service.
The British and Foreign Bible Society reports over 10.5 million Bible copies in the year ending March 1, including 11 French translations and strong growth in Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Sales rose for the Bible in Korea and Persia while declines appear in some regions due to unrest. the organization highlights the role of colporteurs in spreading Scripture and a forthcoming visit to Harekam auxiliary in late September.
Notice seeks the owner of a lost item described as a ladies' purse or similar article found in Hersham with a partial description and contact for return. Owner urged to provide proof of ownership and claim promptly.
The piece traces the origin of playing cards in the 12th to 14th centuries in Asia and Europe, noting possible introductions by Crusaders. It discusses early German card makers in Nuremberg and Augsburg, the spread to France and Britain, and the evolution of suits. It cites a late 15th century Lyons set, wood-locked and hand painted, once valuing around £1500.
Fragmentary 19th century classified items list job seekers and repair services. Entries include a clerk position at 77 Wawunon Head and a curate post, plus claims for waterlock, spectacles, jewellery and gram bone repairs by A. G. Tooley at 40 Pirebrace Street.
Rooms to let near Beach area in Portland listed by Mrs Rovill and Hallam Percy Street. Furnished units close to the coast with reasonable terms. Contact details show phone access and local street addresses for inquiries.
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