Horsham court case reveals debts and threats amid chaos
A fragmented Horsham court report details a sprawling debt dispute involving Meare Al Arnott and G J Ras junior, with unclear figures and multiple witnesses. The text hints at mounting tensions, a looming tribunal, and concerns over unpaid sums, while naming assigns and locations in a muddled ledger of statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham Polee
G. J. Ras
Moesham Sintuwe
Sinton Peak
Siwad Hla
Australia and the Australian spirit in the empire
A speechlike compilation argues that Australians care mainly about themselves, not Britain. It asserts national prosperity rests on individual patriotism, urges shoppers to support Australian products, and calls for policies boosting production, trade, and defence while warning against dependence on foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Juilraut
Ryde
Businews Journal
Celle Tix
Fontra
Brnce
Themelves
Prinagy Industries
Narupa
Baie Xineo
Wwe
Mstisicat
Carlay Amers von Sear
Vistralia
Bel
Ford
Ava Menes
Ara
Lee
Friente & Sapnvces
Adrian
Californit
Austedlia
Hollie
Auseraion Feult
Snel
Howe
Arciattian
Mahal
Denis
Heer
Ansiratin Neal Principie
Austra
Austryia
Dee Nist
Cignes
Alvonutrive
Horsham Trial Update From Melbourne Visit Probe
Senior Detective Jeremiah O Keefe presented evidence as the accused pleaded not guilty. The trial was set for the General Sessions at Horsham with a July date discussed. Bail was fixed at £100 and a surety of 1090, while defense claimed a short Melbourne visit and a country absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittosy
Melbourne
Crom
Horshat
Bowie
Jeremiah O'Keefe
Horsham
Ballot for Wheat Pool in New South Wales
The Minister for Agriculture Mr Thorby announced the State Cabinet will poll wheat growers again on creating an obligatory pool. A previous poll failed, with supporters hoping the current weak farm prices will boost backing for marketing control despite limited success by dairy farmer advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Thorby
Saly
Dawh Harding's Recital Promises Australian Links
The Horsham born Mrs Hares Harding’s daughter, Miss Mary Camp, trained in Melbourne, will perform at the Horse Theatre on Monday July 20. She has studied under notable teachers and sung in charity events, with a debut in operatic circles and roles in La Bohème, The Woman Who Laughed at Faire, and a leading part in a forthcoming Wellington concert society project. Her pathway traces through Dame Nellie Stetha’s guidance and studies at Albert Street Conservatorium, highlighting her emergence in the Australian musical world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimsical
Miey Lawn Mart
Tax
Horsham
Horse Theatre
Shter Marding
Hares Harding
Tom Cameron
Nellie Stetha Wbe
Melbourne
Fiether
Albert Street
Cou Swrvasir
Mary Camp
Metha
Boon
Anil Oal
Christine Shealer
Nice
Guinea
Warsine
Vitor
Wien
Fompine aMste
Aeurea Moretery
Aenitelle Wests
Aeklanim
Williamne
Avance Tractor Sparks Interest In Local Farming Deal
An Australian farm item discusses the Avance Tractor as a low running cost power solution. It highlights its potential to reduce plowing costs and boost wheat production, signaling strong local interest and anticipated demonstrations for farmers in Rupanyup and Minyip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilken Burk
Coromby
Sburton
Tegord
Siekin
Gigannie Kinsey
Williams Pink Vitis Nerve Tonic Claims Public Benefit
An old ad promotes a nerve tonic by Williams Pink Vitis, alleging it calms irritable nerves and diminishes worries. It claims the product strengthens the blood and nerves, easing overwork and tense nerves, and touts availability from local druggists and stores.
Polige Court Fines Witness and Driver Licence Restore
In a local court session the witness was fined and the driver’s license restored after a period of restraint. The applicant, a well known local figure, faced a petty debt case and a related remedial order. Albert Watts was granted an order for £28.6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie Timier
Mamie Theiy
Bennett
Sud
Ieee
Chstertom
Bengynat Lamngston
Ops
T. Brandt
Albert Watts
Wheat pooling plan rejected by growers in New South Wales
The butter marketing plan from last year was rejected and growers refused the proposal. The pooling system failed to gain favor in New South Wales and the voluntary wheat out was abandoned this season as a result of the rejected plan and waning support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
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Advance Australia News Service
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