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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1935
Page
5
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The obituary honors Mrs. Rowern a town pioneer deeply tied to the community and St. John s Church of England. Her daughter Tayly cared for her. a large funeral gathering followed at the Harathcut cemetery with services at the Nat Wak Wash Norsins Hospital. The text lists many local names and ties to Hephaworns, Kent Nuriy station, and community roles, noting her devout faith and old world decorum.
From Mecuenene diary note and wire report, Victorian wheat sales to Japan climbed from 21 to 1 percent of total exports over five years, with shipments valued around £1.5 million as America and Canada defended markets. Britain bought about £40,000 in Victorian wheat as a counterpoint to the trend.
The Queen of Tonga, Aalote, plans a September visit to Melbourne to mark the Victorian Methodists centenary, after a stop in Bilney and a Horsham visit on September 16. The article portrays Tonga as a peaceful, tax-free kingdom with 500 islands, no public debt, clear Sabbath laws, and a royal lineage tracing back to George I. It highlights Aalote’s education, governance, and the royal household lifestyle, including residence in Nukualofa and the famed giant tortoise presented by Captain Cook.
The club has moved the planned juvenile ball from September 14 to a new date to allow the appearance of Queen Balote in the Town Hall. The Rev F. 8 minister expressed appreciation amid civilian contentment as changes were announced.
The Rev E H Sugden longtime master at Queen's College University died after a long illness at age 71 His leadership as an eminent figure in the Methodist Church and as a trustee of the National Gallery will be mourned by many university colleagues and church adherents.
In Sydney Monti, for the seventh time in months an attempt was made to the Darkness early today to spare rave horses tralmal by BR. W. Skelton placing a barbed wire netting were 0 lane year hie stable. Theew of the most valuable horses steoc the ice and Golden Viewer Sut on the We Rind Wee, while the others receivel minor scratches.
Mr and Mrs John Barnett of Green Park mourn the death of their two year old daughter Mavia who fell into a tub of boiling water. Dr Remay and colleagues near retirement as Horsham Borough Council membership shifts. Cre Pule and Berry seek reselection while rainfall data and local industry notes hint at economic pressures and factory output changes.
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