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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
2
A fragmented description praises London’s nightlife scene with hotels hosting performances in grill rooms and late night revues. It notes lively entertainment, fashionable attire, and the city’s fashionable venues drawing visitors seeking upscale dining and performances.
A 000-ton liner with 100 passengers per voyage spends about £15,004 on stores. Australian producers supply roughly £375,000 yearly in foodstuffs to Orient Lines. The onboard pantry lists huge quantities: thousands of eggs, poultry, cattle, pigs, and fish, plus vegetables, potatoes, onions, and fruit, all meeting varied culinary demands during long sea trips.
The article notes enjoyments of the season among Australians and English tourists, highlighting staple foods, jams, and beverages aboard a voyage. It mentions harvesting progress, rainfall, local services with speakers, school statistics, and community events including an anniversary celebration and a Christmas festival with injuries and family updates.
Monthly rainfall data for Horsham presented in incomplete form. Reads like a weather tally with figures such as 0.33 inches and partial dates. Indicates a routine regional climate summary with missing portions.
The annual Pigeon picnic showcased smooth organization led by Honorary secretary Miss M. Mealy and President Mr. H Hedylfield. Numerous races and events yielded clear winners across boys, girls, and various age groups, with a door takings around £10 and a celebratory dance in the evening.
A partial report describes an accident where W Tooley fell from a wagon, breaking the right forearm. Dr. Rabi set the bone. a local district harvest notes mention Mr. Jus F Delahunty and crop yields. The text also references a place named Roxerea Murton and a hotel incident with unclear details.
Allegations arise of women bathing in attire deemed improper at a city park as complaints mount. Police warn offenders the rule will be enforced. Bank of Australia bought 264 g 1 dwt 19 grains of gold from six prospectors in the past year valued at about 1500 pounds. Carnival M Henderson, Hinwell Athletic Club secretary, coordinates preliminary Easter Centres work. Pedestrians across Australia and New Zealand seek portable programme copies.
Robert Payne of Sheep Mila was loading wheat at Mellie railway station when a plank shifted making him fall with a bag on top. He sustained a shoulder injury and received treatment at Warrarknabent Hospital as deliveries continued. Weather and traffic notes accompany a fragmented report with several names and figures.
A reflective vignette on a garden in the East where monkeys roam walls and monkeys raid, owls watch from the trees, and gardeners weigh beauty against daily duties. The piece notes tranquil scenes of kingfishers, screech owls, and curious animal behavior amid careful cultivation and interruptions of nature.
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