Sheep Sale Notice From Bolton & Co
Wednesday July 17 sale of 3000 sheep listed with Bolton and Co suggest a large livestock event. Mixed illegible words obscure details but indicate a catalog line and auction timing.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1935
Page
3
Wednesday July 17 sale of 3000 sheep listed with Bolton and Co suggest a large livestock event. Mixed illegible words obscure details but indicate a catalog line and auction timing.
A fragmentary notice describes a clearing sale at Delaney with items including a wagon and engine. The readable lines name a carat and railway-related items along with a mention of a McKay engine and a person tied to the sale, suggesting a local auction situation with limited legible details.
Fragmentary notice mentions a blaze at a company named South Uiritish Incarnesy Co Ltd. The unreadable OCR hints at acetdows and geographic tag Stowe but details are unclear. no determinate actions or dates can be confirmed from the readable text.
A community party and dance hosted at Me. Won Cucker's house and barn by the Young People's Association Ban. About 250 attendees from Mymbowen and nearby areas enjoyed a theatrically decorated hall with silver and blue touches and a mural stage scene. Supper was served by the youth. music provided by local entertainers. guests praised the organizers and hinted at a future return event.
A fragmented rural notice notes rainfall effects on crops in southern Victoria and comments on sowing conditions. It mentions rain timing, heavy rains, and general weather impacts on wheat sowing and crop prospects amid unsettled sequences.
An advertisement lists J. W. Grabsgh UTY LTD as auctioneer for land and property sales. It mentions agents for Mercantile, Fire Insurance, Life Assurance, and various machinery, vehicles, and hardware brands. Includes references to hardware, exterminate sales, and district agent roles for automotive and farm equipment brands.
The report surveys sowing oats beyond hay needs and a looming fall in wheat prices, impacting growers as feed remains scarce due to cold weather and a grasshopper outbreak last November. It also mentions a dance in Mish to raise funds, a Queen of Wheat contest, and Horsham Football Club links while noting infectious disease control concerns and an Infant Welfare Centre meeting with elected officers.
Meo WS McMiallis, secretary of the Warraviknabienl Hostitii, was honored at a meeting discussing hospital finances and epidemics. The event highlighted local threats from measles and influenza with officers and Rotary club members in attendance.
At the Natimuk Bush Nursing Hospital annual meeting Pastor Fritsel presided with 15 attendees. Secretary H Woolner reported 110 patients treated including 22 maternity, a lower total than the first year, and a credit balance of £5 0s . outstanding accounts £70 10s . centre assets include furniture and equipment bought for £140 with a Commonwealth Council loan of £69 at 1 percent. Revenue supported by Matrons ball £27 . Douglas Tennis Club £9 15/4 . Beottish concert £10 17 10. During the year £41 12 raised from various events. February saw a working bee. 20 catche of firemen moved to hospital. Mr G Karsope and Dr Stephenson noted appreciation for honorary auditor P. Dory. Officers appointed: Chairman Pastor Fritsel, Secretary H Woolmer. Weather notes and rainfall for the month recorded. a social event, a dance for Football Club, attracted a considerable crowd despite poor weather with good music and supper.
The Melbourne etcher John Shirlow opposes a design for the old pioneers memorial on Big Hill. The memorial’s foundation will be laid by State Governor Lord Huntingfield during Home celebrations in Stawell. The Stawell Borough Council enforces a policy preventing rate payers from working out portions of unpaid rates.
Weather notes indicate ongoing need for rainfall though some improvement in conditions. Rainfall totals around 124 inches are referenced with hopes for more by month’s end. Farmers anticipate better yields if a couple more inches of rain fall, while current crop conditions show stress and potential losses.
A fragmented schedule lists Langlands Luncheon and Cloge Down events, Hornham Times Dinner Music, and a photography talk, with references to Mo MyMul SAN Soclanetal Event at Kuen Avani and multiple morning to evening sessions. It mentions Market Reports and varied entertainment.
A fragmented notice from H S W County warns of barred poultry and restricted use of emidlent amid concerns over health and safety. The unreadable text hints at enforcement actions and possible legal penalties for noncompliance, reflecting county efforts to control poultry movement and trade.
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