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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
9
Chief Inspector Lewis warned an open kangaroo season would hinder native game control and spur indiscriminate killing and a trade in skins. He said districts troubled by kangaroos seek such a season, but control would fail if destruction permits were loosened.
The Hudson sedan vanished from Main Street Sta will around 6:45 PM Saturday. Police recovered the car undamaged at Central Park corner by 8 PM after investigators suspect an attempted theft that stalled the engine. A separate note recounts Mr. AL NL Phillips of Hopetoun publishing Nature Notes and describing a fox hunt incident where a hare was killed by a spike used to dispatch it.
Writings by A A Chisholm urge country towns to protect wild flowers and breeding of ironbark trees, citing Ararat and the Grampians. A Stawell incident notes Joseph Middleton injured by blasting gelignite. Miller reports record vermin destruction with 37 kangaroos killed in six months and 123 since January. Minhamite shire council discusses soldier settlers taxes and closer settlement rates with the commission. World agricultural outlook notes spring sowings and harvest prospects in Moscow and Britain.
A reader discusses the red spider Tetrangelous telarius as a major plant pest. The piece notes its behavior on grape vines peaches cucumbers and other crops, with control tips including hot water syringes and sulfur. It also covers observations on related pests and broader garden advice.
Fragmentary text shows a sentry, a stranger, and exclamations like Here go steady. Phrases include Tishee shoe McGruer and a guard amid woods. Content is highly garbled, with no clear event, date, or names to anchor a summary.
George Edwin Fleay of Urquhart Street Hawthorn formerly of Warracknabeal fruiterer and confectioner is insolvent with liabilities listed at £29157 and assets to £276/5/. The record notes general trade downturn and ill health as factors in the insolvency proceedings.
The Free Thinkers column invites general interest contributions while noting that opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the Norsham Times.
An address by Dr He J Sehupper, principal of Brunswek Ethnical School, Overburne, advocates civic spirit and continued progress in education and home development. He urges putting welfare first while valuing global harmony and local improvement.
A damaged OCR text fragment discusses a country party's activity and aims to appoint a chief president of the country. It mentions interest in governance, state matters, and a government role, but specifics are unclear due to garbling.
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