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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
1
Students at Horsham campus prepared a program featuring violin playing with University of Melbourne honors. Modern methods based on psycho physiological principles showcased through five music groups and fifty six selected students.
A compact item notes a concert program and teaching focus covering music theory analysis harmony and performance interpretation. It mentions a lineup including Pinnaforte and a course on musical study and production.
A group of major Australian wool firms oppose Sir John Wiggins proposed wool stabilisation plan. They warn the scheme would give a single body absolute export control, erode grower ownership, hinder finance, and risk public revenue guarantees while pushing sales to freer trade markets.
Finance agents advertise unlimited trust and other assets to lend on broad acres of township securities at fixed terms with instalment payments optional. Rates declared as absolutely the ingest rate of interest and charges described as strictly moderate.
A fragmented, error-ridden excerpt outlines turmoil in wool markets and substitute fibers. It discusses artificial silk production, price targets, and the push to alter wool handling, storage, and pricing. The piece notes consultation between Wool Council, growers, and mercantile agencies and warns of costly administrative structures.
The Noradjmbia circuit holds a quarterly meeting with an attendance increase and a formal report. A Whigs mission program is adopted. August 25 marks special services led by C H Dyer of Melbourne. Stewards to estimate painting costs. next meeting at Clear Lake prompted by Mrs and Miss Edmons.
A discourse on land peddlers misrepresenting properties and promising exaggerated gains. Critics urged stricter sale laws and witnessed contracts to protect buyers, referencing efforts by Mr Homburg and the Attorney General to tighten real property agreements after warnings of deceitful practices.
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