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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
5
Tax processing notice from Bank of New South Wales Chambers indicating preparation of income tax returns. Details specify services offered for individuals and businesses, with contact information and appointment guidance for filing.
Yesterday's prices list provisions in local stores with items such as butter cheese oats and maize. Market notes include Melbourne price quotes and Horsham wheat price with figures and ranges for multiple grains and staples.
Eliza Pelwell widow of the late Jobo Boulwell died on January 9 in the absence of her daughter Mrs St Keating of Timboola. She was seventy one years old. The obituary notes her long life and connection to the local community.
In loving memory of our father and grandfather Edward Ricketts who died January 1 1951 Ever remembered by daughter Elsie Reenig and sons.
One of the most important delegations ever to be sent to London by Australia will be headed by Prime Minister Mr Lyons. The May visit aims to celebrate King George's jubilee but also seeks assurances from the British Government that exports of Australia main primary products will not face restrictive measures. With fears of low meat prices and a German wool substitute Woollstra threatening demand, Australia cannot be passive in seeking market protection.
Mr Lyons vows to oppose restriction moves especially on butter and fairy produce. Australia will seek renewal of preferences on the British market and negotiations for a new treaty to guarantee at least 10 Australian dairy products per market. All states press for protection as butter cheese bacon and ham producers. In 1978 Australia produced 280 million pounds of butter with a large share exported to the United Kingdom valued at many pounds.
The federal government seeks new gold fields as world trade tightens and Australian wheat markets shrink. Senator McLachlan supports rising gold values while scientists reopen older, lower grade mines. Speculators fuel a fever as the stock exchange returns after Christmas, signaling a nationwide gold frenzy.
A hot day on Tots day saw the mercury reach 15 degrees with a late night cool change bringing dust in the train. Wednesday brought cooler conditions with a low around 73 degrees and yesterday was fine with the glass at 81 degrees. The official forecast issued at moon notes generally fine weather with variable winds tending east to north and warmer conditions.
A Tuesday night fire bell rang around 4 00 o clock drawing hundreds to the streets. Firemen responded from Searle Street with a motor pump but found no blaze. The alarm at Chiven road and Searle street remained intact and authorities suspect wind caused the alarm.
The Horsham Registrar Mr A A Rogers provides quarterly statistics for the quarter ended December 31, 184. Births total 59 with 37 males and 22 females. Deaths total 36 with 17 males and 19 females.
Morning sun caused a small blaze in a xylonite shaving outfit displayed in the window of Mr W J Shore’s tobacconist shop on Fire Brace Street Llursham yesterday. Two employees gardening the gutters noticed a flame between 7 30 and 7 45. They alerted others and the back door allowed quick access to extinguish the fire before further damage.
At Horsham court on Wednesday Senior-Constable Kearney told of a liquor breach at the Doven Hotel where a man stayed the night during prohibited hours. The licensee’s husband and the man, who claimed lodging, were questioned as police found a partly consumed beer in a cupboard. The man’s lodger entry for the prior weekend corroborated his stay. The licensee and the man faced charges, were dismissed, and a fine for the hospital fundraiser was announced. The Horsham Parliamentary Bowls tour to visit and play on Horsham’s greens was also detailed.
The new season's wheat quality in Victoria is generally poorer than expected with a high proportion of thin grain. A second standard may be required due to wide quality and weight variation. NSW did so last year. Barrel estimates fall slightly to around 32 million to 40 million bushels, with milling quality not clearly better than last season. Virginia Wheatgrowers Corporation disputed reports of rising steadied wheat. Wimmera producers report little ripened grain.
A Murtoa Police Court hearing in Rupanyup on Wednesday saw Morris Lines from Western Australia charged with three counts relating to New Year Eve thefts. Witnesses said money was missing from Thomas Murphy’s pocket after a ball. £5 in notes later found on Lines. He faced larceny, possession of a rug, and overcoat items. he pleaded guilty and received two months’ imprisonment on each count, to run concurrently.
A weed specimen belonging to Mr M Rabone was submitted by the Kaniva A P Society secretary to the Department of Agriculture. Senior Agroxiologist L Bartels reported the plant as Solanum rostratum Buffalo Burr, calling it an objectionable weed proclaimed for the state and urging hoeing out plants to prevent spread.
The Railway Commissioners announce the Melbourne to Adelaide express is discontinued on Saturdays. Departures shift to Spencer Street at 5.10 p.m from Monday to Friday and Sunday. The Adelaide to Melbourne 4.30 express on Sundays is also discontinued. From Saturday January 12 a new Ballarat to Stawell service leaves Ballarat at 6.00 p.m, stops Beaufort, Ararat, and arrives Stawell at 12.20 a.m. on Sunday.
The Nur rabiel Methodist Church marked its golden jubilee with a morning and evening service led by Rev T B Reed who served the church 44 years. A tablet to early pioneers was unveiled, a large birthday cake shared, and a village concert by Mrs Griffiths party from Horsham followed. All events drew big crowds as residents renewed acquaintances. The financial side raised about 17 pounds.
Mr HLipp, chairman of the Victorian Railway Commissioners, calls the new 12 miles embankment between Deep Tend and Glenarchy one of the most important improvements. He says it will permit more economical operation of goods trains from the Wimmera.
Fire swept the farm of W. M. Krelle near Arbacutya West on Monday, damaging machinery and vehicles. Two motorcars, a buggy, harness, and farm gear were lost, with one car saved and a haystack spared after a strenuous effort. no insurance, loss estimated over £400. The origin remains unknown.
A Friday sale announced by Madame Griffiths promises deep discounts on frocks ensembles huts and accessories. The vast stock including quality goods known for lenient cuts will be offered at affordable prices. Early attendance urged at Firebrace Terrace contact phone 470 for details.
A warm welcome was extended to the new Wim mer District Police Magistrate Dr Blair who succeeded Mr F W T Norris transferred to Melbourne. He was greeted in Nattauk Horsham and Morton by police and legal officials and local dignitaries as he presides over his first court in the district.
At Horsham Police Court on Wednesday James Ron, labeled a vagrant, was fined £2 with 14 days’ imprisonment in default for offensive behaviour. Scanlon pleaded guilty to drunken and disorderly conduct but not guilty to the offensive count, and was fined 5 shillings for drunkenness. Police arrested Scanlon after loud calls near the White Hart Hotel. he claimed intoxication with a friend named Kearney. Additional defendants, Beanlen and two others, were convicted of drunkenness and discharged on similar terms.
The Ararat locomotive depot advertised for four junior cleaners with 73 applicants. Chosen entrants will be required to travel to the city for sight testing and final selection procedures.
The Young Australia League White Minstrels visit Horsham Town Hall Saturday and Monday January 26. Reports say the show is a new, high quality old time ghostrel styled act with iplays and dancing. The company, selected from Melbourne, aims to cover expenses through performances. Notable member Tim Parsons, Ballarat prize winner, leads a strong cast with singing, dancing and costume sketches. The troupe, backed by a first class orchestra led by George Bromley, has appeared on national broadcasts and city stages. Ted Sturtevant, a skilled pianist, stands out in the lineup.
The Horsham Y As met on Tuesday night with President R Healy presiding. W Mithen reported on cricket vs Footballers, Footballers winning by innings and 40 runs. M Mays spoke on Millarn branch visit, society winning cricket. a dance yielded small profit due to poor attendance. Father O'Brien praised ward decorations and the Christmas tree success for the children. Gevlong branch cleared G Cronin to become a member. Nanotennis championship to be held in four fortnights. Motion to fund a return visit to Mildura carried only after amendment to clear debts first. Annual picnic set for first Sunday in March. committee meet after late mass. Syllabus item Holiday Reminiscences won by W Hoare, M Mays and M Maroney. Also Easth driver fined £1 with 16/2 costs at Marton Police Court.
The bill features Franchot Tone as Renny in a drama about breaking with his wife, with Many Keoban Karen Morley and Gladys George in supporting roles. Also on the program are Zasu Pitts in Bing And Like and Frank Buck in Wild Cargo, showcasing life behind the scenes and wildlife adventures from Sumatra to Malaya.
The Horston Apex Club opened its year with Apexian J Naturass presiding at Perring's Cafe. Li Tver outlined plans for a picnic at Natinuk Lake on Sunday and transport for members. Harry Smith spoke on the Douglas Credit System and Australia's debt, rating machinery growth vs. spending power.
The Centenary of the Omeo district runs from January 2 to 21 with a lavish programme and a committee eager to welcome visitors. Attractions offer a chance to renew friendships and join in the celebrations.
Extensive grasshopper egg beds have been found at the Grampians Tollukar Moysten Ararat and nearby areas. Young hoppers appear and another heavy pest visitation is expected. Poison sufficient for six acres is being sent to Ararat by the Department of Agriculture.
In the last hours of the old year and early 1985 a group of youths visited Heywood homes and opened entrances for amusement. Minor harm included delaying a culverts and a six stump Jump plough on the common.
In the Rosedale Court of Petty Bes siana six charges of failing to affix the necessary stamps on receipts under the Cattle and Swine Compensation Acts were brought against four district stock owners. The bench fined 1/6 on each charge plus 17/6 costs. The case, led by Mr. Hopkins for the Department of Agriculture, warns stock owners as 21,000 pounds fraud had burdened general revenue and 1,000 cases are pending. Receipts for cattle and swine sales must bear a special stamp in addition to ordinary duty stamps.
St Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church at Millicent suffered a total loss with only stone walls remaining after a night fire. Fire crews arriving around 3 am found the church engulfed and unable to save the interior or ornate fittings valued at substantial sums.
Mr Allan the Minister for Agventure notes lower quality wheat across Victoria this season due to stresses in the ripening phase. He cites modest ready markets and potential higher prices for better grades as growers aim for improved yields. Government efforts at Werribes aim to raise market quality and per acre output through new varieties and fertilizer.
The Breeder notes horses prove durable amid techno shifts as the National Polish Horse Show at Waterloo reports strong demand and high prices. Farmers breed mares and stallions, though there is a shortage of good sires as importers resist rising costs.
The article reviews 1940s British death causes from the Chief Medical Officer’s annual report. It lists accidental fatalities, old age, digestive and nervous system diseases, tuberculosis, cancer, heart and circulation, and other categories, noting a total mortality rate and the hypothetical impact of eradicating deaths.
Former friends of Rev Neil McDonald of Warragul and Brimpaen mission will attend as he preaches at the Horsham Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Evening service led by A. W. Radford. Other ministers include Mr Flack at Deven and Mr McTaggart at Deeg South Lahtrum East Wonwun. The Apostolic Church will hold service.
Twenty nine deaths reported at Colombo hospital on Dheeetilaer due to malaria. Children are among the hardest hit as the disease continues to ravage the population.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and locations with garbled wording. It references a person named Elin Muelly and a place related to New York, plus scattered phrases about images, timing, and a remand. Details are unreadable and names are inconsistently expressed.
An OCR excerpt hints at a sensational battle over wealth and markets, mentioning a multi millionaire, a market sale, and contested attempts to own or sell a stake. The text is fragmented and hard to parse, with garbled phrases and missing names.
In Melbourne a correspondent reports on the wreck of the steamer and the victims. The account mentions the disaster’s toll and the ongoing inquiry into cause and responsibility.
The government debates leasing Territory for rail and port uses to boost development in Barkie Tableland and hinterland. Cabinet weighs proposals to fund tablelands transport, tracks, and rural rehabilitation with substantial loans while Vanderlin near Macarthur mouth is seen as a key exit point for the project.
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