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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
7
Guidance for appointing a reliable Executor, ensuring income for the wife and capital for children. Includes general instructions to the Executor and mentions District Agents David Anderson & Co. in Horsham Natimuk and Gorele. Contact for booklet The Making of a Will and solicitor consultation.
The readable fragment mentions a street scene with a neater appearance and a focus on a local phone contact. Names, places, and clear actions are not discernible beyond a vague urban setting.
A historical list from Horsham stores records daily selling prices for eggs butter potatoes honey bran oats flour and other provisions. The fragment shows unit measures and prices per pound per bushel or quarter and notes several shop names and figures.
Dolowty and Co publish a price list with wheat figures 5/4 to Ores Milling 2/6 and feed 2/9 to So. Baelews Eoglish 3/01 to 4/03 topes. The entry includes miscellaneous figures and dates such as 26 and 24-10) mn BRE.
In loving memory of Jorfing Hidhe 1Ft and family, a bereavement card expresses thanks for sympathy. The message thanks friends for visits, cards, telegrams, and floral gifts and notes the family’s appreciation for expressions of support during their loss.
The report to the Attorney General by Slacusing covers motor vehicle tail figures and fatal accidents on Melbourne roads. Coroner Mr Grant notes 25 fatalities directly from motor vehicle use in the period, roughly one death every two days, and warns of long term injuries and crippling from crashes.
A coroner notes the high road toll with unselfish drivers risking lives. Melbourne figures show excessive speed, lack of vigilance, driving on the wrong side, and liquor influence as key factors. The report urges individual responsibility and greater caution for both drivers and pedestrians.
The second week of the year brings a heat wave across the state with Paes day readings reaching a high. Hershinm tops the list at 108 degrees while Ratherglen records the day’s highest heat and drought forecasts warn farmers to prepare. The Harvest for 1930s is expected to be good as irrigation and water conservation efforts expand to curb drought impact.
The Horshim Theatre showcased an all talkie programme featuring Pax Movietone Abstractian footage. Audiences saw Australia’s Golden Meritage with sheep roping by dogs and barking heard clearly, plus a buyers auction scene with keen competition and a Movietone introduction showing two kookaburras.
Mrs H Nitschke discovered a three foot brown snake in a barrel of oats kept in the yard garage. Her husband tipped the barrel to dispatch the snake as they reacted in alarm. The article notes a mention of the Samoan Islands population and a missionary attachment.
Levi Gross son of J Gross of Horsham was ordained at Darlot Street Church with Pastors Abst and Loegh officiating. Attended by Green Lake Murtoa and community members from Nati muk and Ni Ni, the ceremony featured a sermon on aims of becoming a witness and relying on heavenly resources. A picnic and preparations for Foundation Day were discussed, with involvement from local church groups and the Agricultural Education Council.
A tentative vacation period is planned for Lomerenonge Agricultural College with limited sessions. Students may apply for assistance to the secretary of the County Agricultural Education to request aid.
A bright book by Tagserry titled The Austrian Fishing Show offers practical details on salt and fresh water fish, simple clear advice to catch them, and reminiscences. It includes a unique section The Old Angler Told the Author with five factors of fishing and a trout focus. Campers and holiday anglers will value its hints and plain style. Reviews Pryde Mobourne notes a moderate price and long felt need.
A Horsham man, in a Pelies Court hearing, admitted distress and drunkenness after losing his hat and parcel then returning to town. The constable said his wife claimed he had attacked himself and the JP noted the harsh weather and new year resolutions, then released him with no further action.
A curious woolen hand of gigantic size is displayed in Miessra 4S N Millar’s flower window on Fire brace street. The piece shows a left hand with a large wrist and four carved fingers. The weed was shaved and sent to Mr. Millar by Mr. BE Hau ser from the telephote tree at the fiersham post office near Murtoa.
The Koowre Shire election to fill the vacancy caused by Dr P H Schofield resignation resulted in Mr F C Elliott winning by six votes over Henry Charles Elliott 158 to 43 for James Alexander McDonald. Also noted are remarks on ice cream production and local refrigeration tech during summer, plus a cycling round Victoria by 18-year-old Davil Bowden covering about 100 miles daily with a detailed trip route through multiple towns.
The Victorian Railways advertise cheap trips from Melbourne to Mertat and Remlaw and from Serviewnets to Techs. The fares include country excursions from Melbourne at reduced prices during the last week of February.
The list shows stock figures for wheat piles at multiple stations in the northwestern district including Glenorchy 2100 Wal Wal 582 Murton 2100 Jung Sneo y Mahlen 2230 Timpinio 1700 Wil SS00 Dimbenta 14500 Gerawe 1840 Kista 6413 Salisbury 400 Turron gionie 41289 Diapur 26000 Miram 20000 Kanive 32510 Lillimur 19178 Serviceton 10128 Rupanvup Die Borrum 844 Banvena 1914 Maroon 15072 Balongum 490 invip 1258 Reninh 5A Hopetoun 6100 Patche wollock MW Notimuk 200 Goroke 60 Tepsrit 14.97 Rainbow 5025
Railways Commissioners confirm that wool loading is done at department cost and consignments are received from owners with a consignment note. Department handles leakage and dispatch without charges. No agent is needed for wool dispatch. Local stationmaster can provide details.
Tender for Caulfield South 42 Damionong road accepted at £10043 for 58027 feet of work including forming boxing trimming gravelling between Deep Lead and Dadlewell. Project supervised directly by the Country Roads Board on the western highway section S.
A notice promotes beauty preparations for brides, claiming Madam Griffiths on Firebrace Street, Ttorsham can fit out brides suitably and inexpensively. It urges brides to seek her services for a flawless appearance and veil finishing.
Fox Farm and Home offers a range of summer requisites including reinforced blinds, tents, tarpaulins, waterproof covers, and corral accessories. The firm also manufactures heavy duck leather bound tools and repairs harnesses and saddlery, with mock general saddlery items available. Arcoty & Co, Manufacturing Saddlers, Horsham address listed.
The night program features Rin Tin Tin in a snowbound tale with a boy companion Davey Lee and a loyal husky dog. A young engineer helps, then Rinty leads a rescue mission to the snow country to save a girl and a secret treasure before The Rising Generation silent feature follows.
The Horsham Amateur Cycling Club stages a carnival on Foundation Day with evening lighting effects and swelte fashion, Scottish dancing, and pipe band music. Younger attendees may dance to mouth organ bands and moving pictures as sideshows and pillow-fire entertainments top the program.
Tomorrow night the Foretam Cwet ing lab holds a popular dance on the green at the Recreation Reserve. The finals of the afternoon event will be decided in the evening. Mouth Virgon Bani will supply music. Tea cream and soft drinks will be available on the lawn.
Under the 1920 amendment, from January 1 receipts include cash sale dockets if the buyer pays but no receipt is acknowledged, and such dockets worth £2 or more require a two penny stamp. From January 7 stamp duties on cheques change to the new rate. People with cheque forms must obtain half penny stamps at the post office and stamp and sign them. Firms with stock of cheques must forward to the Stamp Office for extra duty and return postage to have stamps affixed.
The report notes reduced wheat shipments to Geelong and Portland due to buyers sending surplus grain to Williamstown, along with rail and shipping constraints. An epidemic of housebreakings in the Strathbogie district is mentioned, and a Brisbane council surplus is cited amid broader economic notes including liquor laws and local crime.
The Nhill Turf Club schedules a Saturday meeting on January 25 with a principal event for a £15 trophy. The secretary's gold mounted whip worth £5 goes to the winning rider. Distances are reduced from a mile to about furlongs to fit the program. Secretary H A Toe leads a proactive committee aiming to make the meeting the best in recent times.
A blaze with explosions damaged the Boston Blacking Company's factory on Church Street Richmond. Seven people were severely burned including Albert Barreney 50 fire officer William Duthie 31 German Herbert Lyons 43 fireman. Alexander Curts an employee died later in hospital. Several workers were trapped as flames spread.
Haxorn Thomas Blyth aged 38 was hanged at Adelaide Gaol today for the murder of his wife Sarah aged 34. The execution followed the court case and appeals. Blyth was convicted after the fatal assault at their home in Adelaide.
An Inez air disaster leaves bodies still unrecovered as the mission continues. Officials report the crash site remains inaccessible and search teams press on with limited progress.
Graham Street resident Stanley George Williams sues Sir Whitmore McPherson former Opposition leader in the Legislative Assembly for 226,000 alleging malicious publication tying Williams to bombing outrages. The writ asserts the publication harmed Williams by linking him to criminal bombing concerns.
The adjutant general says recruiting for the new militia toyli tin has been satisfactory and exportation is active. The force is reported to be 21,500 strong.
Fragmented notice notes a Rainbow Turf journal meeting and a formation pay. It mentions the Rainbow Cop amounting to £106 and a firing handicap of £25 with a bracelet value of £1. Entries come with secretary M A Berkwirth on January 1.
The New Year rink tournament opened January 1 and ended the next Saturday with four rinks, then Duncan and Learmonth facing off. Dun lema's rink won narrowly after two tight matches. Foundation Day mini chess on January 27 invites entries and aims to finish draws by January 25 to start Monday matches. Tomorrow's pennant features Horsham Ararat at Ararat with listed players. B grade teams face Dimboole with home lineup and 2 p.m. start.
Mr A D Stenletreet manages Hersham branch transfers to Smith Street. Mr A J Asneks to leave Horsham branch for Her heeter. Miss Constance Parkin, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Parkin of Brighton Beach, won a National Gallery scholarship valued at £459 and placed second that year. Mr J J Baillie, bandmaster, leaves Towstay for Gentody with his wife and family. Mr C W Mathers reports another setback, confined to his room. MeDenes Dimbools and HG FW Edenhopes Thane teen appointed Justices of the Peace for the western hallinick.
The engagement is announced of Mise Glidws, eldest daughter of Mrs Nell of Virginia Hersham and the late Mr B Barretr ite Sir Bernard William Metajlen, third son of the lone Mr and Airs Mewllen of Mancaesice Enzford.
The death occurred on December 27 near Richmond of Mrs. Alice F Kent wife of Mr Chas Kent and mother of Mr. Geo Kent head teacher of the Haven State school.
Vacant from January 2 at Wartook holiday resort with two stone huts and furnished accommodation for all persons. Facilities include rest areas and groceries, contact by phone Sh Briropoen through Zumsteln.
Local listing notes furnished houses with midie supervision and several services. Includes a large novelty swing for children and a tariff starting January 1 with a minimum charge. Contact Horsham 235 or Brimpeen 2.
The Prime Minister spoke of limited progress in various negotiations and stressed that the prosperity conference is advancing. He indicated readiness from the Admiralty and government to push matters, while noting a need to consider imperial comparisons and international implications.
A garbled report describes a royal marriage announced by Whit and a procession through city streets. It mentions a Pontiff gift and a wedding eve, with unclear references to Italian royalty and prominent figures.
In a disastrous event near Jokers South West Africa the steamer Limpape was wrecked. Three men reached the shore exhausted while others stayed aboard as rescue efforts continued amid rough waters and fading supplies.
Police announce the arrest of Hosry Peel on a murder charge connected to the death of a woman named Mire Fox. The incident occurred on October 25 in a burning room scene where the victim was found dead before the arrest was made.
A report from Alber describes a chaos during a crowd event where a ball scene caused panic. The incident led to several injuries and at least one death as people fled toward a chamber, with authorities investigating the sequence of events.
Four men died when two aircraft collided in midflight over the area near a local aerodrome. Rescue teams battled to recover bodies as investigators inspected wreckage and examined flight records for the fatal incident steps.
An official from the Soviet Embassy of Pera faced charges in a case alleging improper seizure of property. The incident involved confiscation actions and potential penalties linked to the embassy employee and associated entities.
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