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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
5
Prices for dairy butter cheese honey potatoes and grains listed with per pound per bushel per quarter rates. Entries include Butter dairy butter factory butter matured cheese semi matured and various cereals and chaff with unclear quantities and typos.
Wire from Melbourne reports wheat prices ranging from 24 East English to 25 for Cape and £35 to £857, with onions at £110 and other grains and chaff noted. The coverage highlights strong wheat quotations and currency-like movements, reflecting market activity on Thursday.
Barwell and family express sincere thanks to all friends and relatives for letters cards telegrams floral tributes and personal expressions of sympathy after the recent bereavement Also thanks to Dr For his kindness to our late husband and for his residence in Borshaen Mis JA Krorer and family extend similar thanks to all who sent letters wishes and sympathy during our bereavement
The Horsham Times reports on its regular Tuesday and Friday editions. Readers gain updates on local news, events, and community happenings from the regional newspaper.
A Horsham Elementary School committee chairman outlines four new state schooling standards and urges wider attendance for free education. The article notes possible teacher transfers, a modernized Horstman building, and a shift from older teaching methods toward individualized, child friendly instruction as part of a broader education reform effort.
The article urges increasing teacher numbers to protect Horsham’s high standards. It stresses the urgent need for staff to uphold the school’s quality and notes the committee’s appeal should be heard.
Rain fell in Horsham Monday night and yesterday morning. Thirty points were recorded for the month. The forecast indicated scattered showers in the northwest with further rain possible in Gippsland. Winds expected to veer cool from the north to west and southwest, with some fog.
Rain lashed Victoria from Monday night into Tuesday with the heaviest falls in the Mallee and northern districts. Birchip and Culgoa reporting 148 and 140 millimetres, while Don-Warda and Weerhat recorded 170 and 140 mm. Falls eased in western districts but rivers still rising. Rochester roads submerged and seed prospects improved for the season.
Wartook correspondent reports a reef with very payable gold found on Rowe's Gap. A large area shows promising gold. work is hindered by scarce water and the lack of men. A party is wanted for prospecting and to conserve water.
RO Walters of Haven reported money missing from a pocket when he returned to his car left on a fence at Messrs Wall de Awetn's dairy farm. Shoram police are investigating and expect to clear up the theft.
The Hor ward meeting heard Ballarat Rotary discuss a new club established at Mildura on June 2. The president, Mr GD Woodgate, announced the formation and named Meo DMeredval Hartley as president with Mr Wo OW Swens as secretary, formerly Horsham club secretary. The inaugural meeting is planned for tomorrow, with Horsham members expected to attend to assist the Mildura launch.
The Horsham How Loom Association held a grand ball at Town Hall on Monday night. Rain paused the event but about 400 attendees enjoyed supper and stage decor featuring artificial sunflowers and palm branches. The evening showcased versatile dance by Mr Gleeson and supported the association financially, with praise for Mrs T C Whiter and secretary W Harper.
The Registrar A A Rogers reports for the quarter ended June 30 births total 47 with 27 males and 20 females. Deaths total 26 with 15 males and 11 deaths on record.
Dimboola Agricultural Society will publish the judges for the 1933 show after appointment. Signatories include F. H. Francis for Class A, G. Devereux for Classes B and C, K. D. Lane for Class D, A. West for Class B Sheep, and D. N. McLennan for Class E Merino Sheep.
District observers report increasing focus on tobacco leaf grading as weather boosts quality and color. Experts G E Coghlan and Descoll note Havana varieties show promise, with output exceeding 20 tons, about triple last year, while growers refine curing and variety selection for market.
The Horsham Benevolent Society of Relief has many clothing applications and is securing general space for parcel distribution. The Horsham Mechanics' Institute committee generously supports this effort with a large donation of space. Members will meet each week at the new venue to sort and distribute parcels.
About 20 young enthusiasts from Horsham Football Club attended the second meeting of the new ladies committee at the Town Hall on Wednesday. Officers elected include President Mars L Mutelessen, vice-presidents Mestames I HL Nat trass and W dilate, secretary Miss J Trompf, and treasurer Mrs Wodok. An empowered committee with room to add members was appointed to promote social fellowship and community bonding.
At the annual meeting of the Mor sham Penevahent Society the hon. secretary reported a busy year. August saw 101 pairs of boots sent from a relief depot and September added 102 pairs, distributed to those most in need. The society purchased blankets and received clothing parcels from residents. A parcel basket operated outside a shop on Race Street. Thanked the Wimmera Shire, Town Council, Mothers' Club and donors for support as three life members were listed. The year ended June 5 saw aid to 200 women, 520 men, and 520 children, excluding those who received government boots.
Dentist W E Thomas will visit Horsham on Friday and may be consulted at the Exchange Hotel during the day. He will also visit Jeparit on Wednesday and Beniva on Thursday to offer consultations.
Two unknown locally artists will perform at the University Conservatorium recital in the Presbyterian Hall Horsham on Monday. Miss MacGillicuddy includes Bach Chromatic Fantasy Chopin Ballade in G minor Fantasie Impromptu Nocturne in sharp minor two Schumann works and more. Details advertised.
A benefit event will screen Luxury Liner and Searle Dawn at the Clorsham Theatre next Wednesday evening to aid the Presbyterian Tennis Club. Tickets are available at Freeman and Son's Furniture Shop on Phrebrace Street.
A knitting competition and fete under the Presbyterian Girls Association will be held in School Hall on Tuesday in the Preachy term. The exhibition opens both afternoon and evening with admission sixpence. An evening promenade concert will be held.
An item of interest to country business people reports a circulor sent to United Country Party branches urging members to buy from trade people in country districts. The gesture aligns with the party policy of decentralisation and aims for close cooperation among all country communities.
A circulating advertisement proclaims drastic reductions at Madame Griffiths winter sale. Ladies wear including cloaks and woollen suits drop from high prices to about a shilling and sixpence, with brown, black, navy and other colors available in all sizes.
The fifth lecture on teaching was given to Mr W Henderson at Horsham Proprietorian Hall on Wednesday. The subject liter est meant filled with the divine. The event capped a series of educational addresses and yielded thanks from Mr Henderson who noted it gave him pleasure to prepare and deliver the talks to the audience.
An advertisement for a bright musical programme with humorous numbers and short plays to be staged at St Johns Church of England Parish Hall on Thursday July 20. Mrs C. BR. Freedam prepares the musical items and Miss A. Brown handles the plays. Proceeds go to church authorities for the new parish hall costs.
The Horsham Methodist Ladies' Guild held a well attended ball on Wednesday with a keen sports programme. Prizes went to Mea dames Randal and Griffiths. Farewell to foundation member Mrs. TL Arkley, departing for Ararat, was marked by a casserole gift and best wishes. Afternoon tea followed by a promising address from Matron Arthur at the next meeting.
The Wimmera Presbytery held a Tuesday meeting in Merton with full attendance. Appointments included Rev KK M Baird as Moderator for 12 months and Rev W Dykes thanked as retiring Moderator. Delegates to the Australian Assembly were named and a Moysten Mission link outlined.
Messrs Dalgete and Co Ltd along with R J Young of Horsham report selling the stallion Craigie Radiant to Walter Tucker of Lone Park Horsham for a district record price. The sale follows last week’s sale of Lone Park Sooted Dale for 500 guineas, underscoring the area’s reputation for quality locally bred sires.
In Horsham two debates under the Horsham Debating League saw CEM and MYA victorious. The ELS team led by D Thouypeon J Brown and M Langlands argued defence policy inadequacy while DL McIntyre Jimo and A Massey debuted for Horsham MUSOALF, with MULGORE at 267 to RAL 260.
The Horsham Mechanics' Institute held its half yearly meeting with President W G Lucas presiding. Accounts totaling £64 0 8 were approved for payment, six new members joined, and 100 new books were added to the library. Subscriptions rose by £99 2 6 compared with last year, hall rents increased by £15, and room takings were ahead. A deputation from the Horsham Ladies Benevolent Society was granted a free room for clothing distribution. The dance by women members was praised, and the secretary reported surplus books and magazines still available. The resignation of A Millett was noted with appreciation.
Secretary’s report to the July meeting details attendance from Ballarat Bendigo Stawell Nil Warrneknabonl Mund Colo Australian vice president present. Ten meetings held, Mrs Bevan elected president. Mrs Payne departed to Queensland. Activities included drawing room meetings charity projects clothing to WACLT free Kindergarten Littlereaiorne Richton? World Missionary Day address by Rev G Hetherick. teachers’ Mothers’ Lay talk. 10 party for children. Melbourne and Adelaide conferences noted. hospital visitors distributed fruit. club, led by Mrs Simpson, has about 40 members.
Dr Henderson urged council to fix issues from travelling sheep causing grass waste and property trespass. Drove talks note sheep often stay near owners, with netting used to corral them. Council took no action while locals debate road cleanup and hedges. A Catholic School Hall dance and an unreserved furniture sale in Horsham were announced.
Melbourne correspondent reports John Edwards 27 of Box Hill died after falling from the top of an electric light pole while assisting repairs. The tragedy occurred Thursday as crews worked to restore service following an outage.
Fog delays vessels at Tort Point Port in May causing several ships to arrive hours late. Melbourne and Thoreda authorities report berthed delays due to weather as crews work to manage ship traffic amid lingering mist.
In Melbourne on Thursday the Legislative Assembly heard sustained attacks by Mr J Owen against Premier Sir S Argyle over government conduct. The debate centered on confidence in the government as it faced claims of favoritism and budget balancing between city and country workers. Attorney-General Menzies defended the government's stance in a lengthy reply.
A Sydney wool skin exporter was fined a substantial amount in the Central Summons Court on Thursday for possession of 15 opacity skins. The case highlights regulatory action against illicit hides in the trade.
The deputy Registrar of the Arbitration Court voided the registration of the National Union of Railway Workers after a technical flaw was found. The union, successor to the Railway Service Assembly, faced deregistration following the 17 strike in New South Wales railways.
The W A Roads Board announced at its Wednesday meeting that wages would be restored to 10 percent above prior lows under the Financial Emergencies Act. The board cited renewed prosperity and the value of workers, noting the move affects all statue workers and aims to ease hardship.
Wheat shipment figures report about four million bags sent from Geelong and two million and three quarters from Williamsonstown. Bonded stocks at country stations total 2407 tons versus 2127 last year, with two million bags awaiting transport and approximately one more thousand stacked for shipment.
Mr. Falger T. Learmonth of Mount Gambler died from the effects of a bullet wound suffered last Saturday. He was found at the dens' Hotel harbor and par with a bullet wound. Learmonth owned the well known Barnoolut station.
A lad named Keith Wool of Fyan's Creek injured his foot severely while cutting wood and was admitted to Stawell Hospital for treatment. A Women's Auxiliary meeting of the BANDA will be at Memorial Hall today at 3 pm to arrange the Military ball. In Horsham Police Court Judge Morris presided as Charles Motora sued L W Tensa. the undefended case resulted in £6 6s with costs of £8 8s.
A historical item notes a peppermint remedy marketed for children to cure hacking coughs. The item presents the product as a health aid with claimed benefits and consumer interest.
Sixty five brigades battled a large fire that broke out in a towland area. The flames climbed high and, at times, swept along the River Lee and adjacent Regent area near chemical works.
Five workers faced charges after a disturbance at a county postal facility. The incident involved broken glass wire and other debris affecting workers. Sentences were handed down for the alleged wrongdoing.
The Freemasons' Hospital, projected for two decades and delayed by war, was officially opened by the King. The new facility in Hammremith aims to ease demand and features a unique design with balconies in every ward, reflecting its status as a landmark medical institution in Australia.
The text presents a fragmented parliamentary exchange about whether a teke was made to critique judges and civil servants head on the preview of salary caps and safeguards for the people. It references Crown legislature and mentions Mr mtu ley Haliwen in the House of onus os with unclear actions.
The article notes confusion over monetary policy after a coup de grace to the work conference. It mentions Ameria cate L ered and hints at early talk of cooperation between central banks, but details remain unclear and fragmentary.
Fragmentary text shows President Roosevelt endorsing a textile code and proposing across all industries a 35 hour week with a $14 weekly minimum wage until codes are completed. The mention hints at enforcement by industrial codes under the National Recovery Act and labor committee regulation.
Italian seaplane unit makes a long ocean crossing reporting arrival at Wartwright after covering a 1500 mile route in about 12 hours with strong tide conditions.
Leaders in Calcutta rally behind a campaign described as strict secrecy. The Indian National Press Party and Canjureg affiliates advocate obedience and unity in the referenced movement.
The Young Australia Tes tre announces two festival camps for venture boys aged 8 to 17 during the Septester school holidays. One camp at 2 Kalda Bath Im features travel education policy talks by visiting prominent people at 6 pm daily. The tours are open to all healthy boys. fares include Royal Show admission and theatre visits with 10 shillings off prior charges. Nomination details provided by the secretary at 182 Collins Street Melbourne.
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