Prosecution in Horsham Hotel Prohibition Case
Five men and licensee face charges at Horsham Police Court for being on premises during prohibited hours at the Victoria Hotel. Key witnesses describe a crowded entry with Constable King guiding admitted men, while Butler claims being pulled inside. All men except Butler await fines of one pound. case adjourned for verdict.
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Michify
J. King
Thamus Butler
Percy Hancox
Horeham
Blair
Lenell
Beattie
L. ‘J. Bennett
Archie Venirson
William Abenek
Thomas Butler
Alan Johnson
Fla. Harper
Conch
S.J. Iy
Victoria
Drewry
le Avehit
Pearson
Tina Aleadk
Dimboola
Lhancox
Volice
Fin, Harper
Firebrate Street
Thursham
John Tittler
Johnson
Butler
Lo. Cane
Alcock
Three Lon
Alurk
Johnsim
AL W
Bennnett
Co Leiure
Constable King
King
Qwilive
Archie Pearson
Witress
Tarper
Vonstable King
Step
Ton
Sbutler
Shait
Archibald Pearson
Dimbootaron
Horsham
Victoria Hotel
Awho
Fisn
John-Alan
Lake Wests
Country Roads Board
Mediaite
Che Horsham
Hurger
Vietorhe
Hemune
Bolason
Miarpéer
Victorini
Er Johnson
Harper
Harvest and heat bind life’s ripening in seasonal harmony
The piece argues heat and harvest are inseparable, likening the sun’s ripening power to inner growth. It reflects on accepting hardship as part of life’s season, citing Rev A J Chancellor on Kaniva and noting that cool weather would alter harvest timing, yet heat remains essential to mature grain and character.
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Dhia
Nature
A. J. Chancellor
Kaniva
Simmer
Night road lighting debated at British Association
A joint paper by I I Davies and Maxted at the British Association meeting argues for highway illumination suited to modern traffic. They favor a mix of moving vehicle and stationary lighting, aiming to provide enough light along the road to distinguish its contour and objects, while reducing glare that causes eye strain.
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I. I. Davies
Maxted
Mather
Tical
Engineering
British Association
Corp
Aberdeen
Frayed codisr eyed flit and quick, funny man speaks
A fractured dialogue captures a scene where a man with a ryiat voice delivers a cryptic line about land value and a nearby auction. The odd phrasing suggests a clipped, oral fragment from a street encounter, with references to worth, timing, and a character named Bat Fou.
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