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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
4
Finance and General Commission Agents advertise lending services from CENTRAL GANAGE BUILDINGA and Pr Witton Street Horshim. Contact numbers include 187 and Whrricknaben for money to lend.
The mayor reports on street repair and drainage schemes for Willer and nearby roads with new gravel paths and sewerage work. Discussions focus on garden design linking home appearance and village reform, plus questions about tree issues and river frontage improvements.
The popularity of Mr John Warrick head teacher at the Dimboola Nertis school was shown at a Friday farewell held at Mr and Mrs A. Avhmit residence in Dinvomble fart. Several presentations were made as he prepared to depart for Rinta.
Abr. Joh McRay, a longtime Mindarra district contractor, collapsed and died while on building duties at the Mindarra one stead. He had shown no prior heart symptoms and was known for his strong service to the district.
The Prime Minister J A Lyons announced in the House of Representatives that polling will be on September 13 with dissolution sought to allow elections on September 15. A five week period remains for campaigning while parliament may adjourn by August 1.
Arbor Day at Kalker State School featured a student led program after a tree planting honoring late Syndrondiader Boyt Minkler. The Christian Endeavor Society held a services at the church with recitations by students and gifts from local ladies.
The St Georges Church Nhill Evening Service was led by members of the Anglican Men's Society. Attendees shared reverence and fellowship in a four year old tradition with a sermon by Mr Whitehead and prayers by others. Eight new members joined the society during the service.
Crow activity disrupts Stawell golf course with a dozen balls missing over two Saturdays. Chronicle notes local birds target equipment as residents seek ways to protect games.
A welcome home ball was extended to Mr and Mrs W dpessey at the public hall on Daly 12. The event invited local residents to honor the couple’s return home.
The article notes the Country Party urging implementation of the Tariff Board report and tax reforms as trade treaties are completed. Mr Scullin says Labor accepts the challenge with confidence, arguing voters will trust Labor’s progressive policy over previous prosperity promises.
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