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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
5
A brief market note records a wheat price increase at Hor sham, quoted at 2/31 per husked. The line hints at a peony rise in the commodity’s cost and notes the local pricing detail observed yesterday.
The family of the late Mes Tayll thanks relatives for floral tributes and personal kindness during their bereavement. Special thanks are given to Mr Lew, Petherick, Mrs B Isner, Brean, and Wall Nt for their presence and support during this difficult time.
The brothers and sister of the late John Saeunrdt express heartfelt thanks for the wonderful kindness shown during his illness and death at Ho Sheriff Hospital.
Members of the territorial Young Farmers Clubs are urged to contact secretary Mr H W Radient with feeding and disease questions. He will liaise with local or other experts to find solutions and may provide answers directly or through these columns to help others avoid similar difficulties.
A lengthy report questions how drought and policy failures affected British migrant plans, arguing that water delivery shortfalls, insufficient supervision, and misapplied funds harmed settlers. Ministers strive to avert a broader crisis as costs and expectations collide with reality, amid debate over accountability and future settlements.
Reports describe persistent fog across the region with a slight shower, followed by a noticeable warming. Residents observed heavy fog on the night of As described, mist hung over the town, reducing visibility and complicating travel after a cooler day.
In the record, Soodae primes a journey toward Methanene with a departure from Horshaan set at 4.4 acm, contrasting the axonal time of 2.914.
A local case at Horsham heard inspector duties against Cinewtia for keeping a shop open during prohibited hours. Evidence showed the shop trading in confectionery and fruit for patients at a hospital. The bench fined ten shillings with costs and warned the offender to observe closing hours.
The wool instruction class at the Gor ton Institute of Teelmaley, run by the Horsham Agricultural Society, will be held at the show grounds from August 1 to September 1. Forty avail toil. Twenty students have watered and they will benefit from expert practical advice.
Richard Walters a dairy farm worker admitted stealing 4/1 from a coat in Wall & Avery’s Haven dairy. He claimed the money belonged to a colleague and was handed to the witness, later confessing. The court, before Justices Sortis and Kelley, fined Clark £5 and warned of possible further penalties.
In Horsham, a dog was allegedly shot near the town boundary without owner permission. At Horstown Police Court, Constable Kear described statements by Henry and others as the case against the defendant proceeds. witness accounts point to possible lease and authority issues surrounding the incident.
Town records indicate a kelpie owned by the Lampert family has been attacking a flock near Horsham Mererourse, sparking a council inquiry led by Mr GW Cochrane and Ma Faux of the local church group. Residents report ongoing havoc as livestock suffers losses and fear grows over the animal’s fate.
John Clarence Lamont faced Warracknabest Court on Tuesday charged with theft from Te Mana chemist shop in Oup Papay. He allegedly with Raymgud El bourne and S A Wheron took goods valued at several pounds. Lamont was arrested last week and given seven days imprisonment.
Madame Griffiths announces a store wide sale with every item deeply reduced. Beautiful frocks and garments in new designs, including bridal gowns, evening wear, and accessories, offered at today’s marked down prices to attract discriminating shoppers.
Mrs Harnes wife of Senator Barnes recalls finding a worn button in a fowl at Smythes Dale. The back shows the inscription Established in 76a and a crown on the front. This fragment hints at a colonial or royal connection and may interest collectors.
Hor sham Police Court heard Constable Ellis accuse Edwarda Rusk of driving a motor car without a license on June 27 in Firebrace Street. The license issue was said to be her husband’s fault, as he made her fetch parts for a cultivator. The case was heard with PML Norris and J.P. Kelley on the bench.
Horsham RASA hosts annual military ball at Horsham Town Hall drawing visitors from Dinboola Netamak War rackenbont and Murton. About 590 attendees enjoyed a lavish decor theme with pink and green plants, a garden scene stage, and a brick wall arch. The Mayor presented Mrs Thornley with a posy while the Piesta orchestra played lively jazz numbers.
Maile launches Australian Industries week in Horsham with a town and district turnout at the Theatre. The event featured films on The Leather Industry The Making of Pottery Electro plating and The Stocking Industry after speeches by Mgr W J Shepherd and Mayor Dr Lo Hutchnson acknowledging shop window displays and community support.
At Horsham Court of Petty Sessions on Wednesday the undefended matters were heard by the POM Mr FW Norris and Mr PF Kelley. McCormack v. Eirn eat J Block involved £20 4s 2d with 28s 6d costs and Sullivan v Wilton involved £20 4s 10d with 18s costs.
A double feature at the Horstian Theatre on Thursday August 3 supports the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind. Fanny Foley Herself stars Kurin May OLver in a comedy while Girl of the Rio stars Dolores del Rio in a drama of nightlife in Mexico. proceeds aid the institute's work. Tickets priced 1/74 and 2/2 with other prices listed. Horsham auxiliary organized the event.
Last Tuesday the Porsche ANA held its fortnightly meeting in the Ma sonic Hall. The secretary reported improvements in paving and rear arrears while noting funds and proposed investments.
The Fortnightly meeting of the Berstians Methodist Ladies featured Mrs BLS Wows presiding. After routine business with Matrin M Arun of the Die Hospital, the lecturing adviser discussed home nursing and dangers many women faced. J. Pearce spoke about Mars pastries and earned thanks for an informative talk. A short program followed with Misses Domes Metuidie Saawwer Steme and Winuls assisting.
The town gears up for the annual Firemen's Ball with a substantial program. The United Ladies Committee plans a supper while the firemen run the work, and a varied entertainment features music and a Kodak display in town hall. Public Assistance Committee review notes relief applications and seek sympathetic rulings.
Mr W E Thomas a Horsham dentist will visit the town today Friday and may be consulted at the Exchange. Also announced Mr Frank Cynecotta will continue selling vegetables at Messrs David Anderson Co market Myasent street Horsham. Supplies will be purchased from local growers.
At Horsham Theatre tonight and Saturday the bill includes Face In The Sky with Marion Nixon and Spencer Tracy, a wistful romance by Nixon and a comic travel pair, plus The Night In London and a big feature The Fugitive. The print promotion notes rough area slang and melodrama with prison escape and pursuit themes.
The Horsham Vip Rand hosts its annual old-time ball on Monday August 21 with Henri's orchestra engaged for the music A set supper is planned and details are advertised ready for attendees.
At Ballarat on Tuesday, 121 cattle were yarded, with six bullock trucks and mixed lots. Prices rose on improved demand with prime cattle ranging to £16 10s for heavy weight bulls and calves selling to £780, while sheep yarding was lighter with another per head rise and overall market softer for lower grades.
Stawell Shire Council convenes a meeting at Melbourne Town Hall on Tuesday August 1 to adopt measures reducing government expenditure. Dr Williams moves that the conference deplore high parliamentary administration costs and governmental services while urging immediate steps and a plan for action to address rising deficits.
Business people initially view the Spot-It project with scepticism but soon see its potential as crowds gather around windows. A Horsham shopping centre has run the campaign for six years with consistent participants, proving its appeal. A free entry form will appear in the Horsham Times, offering limited placements and details from organiser Mr. Gale.
Melbourne reports the man wanted for the murder of Miss Katherine Dorman remains at large. A Windsor recording house attack left Dorman dead and the fugitive has not been located since the night of the incident. Family members await news as police continue the search.
Technical notes describe silo operations and bulk wheat handling. The document outlines procedures for pre-1940s industrial flow, including storage, delivery, and processing steps. It references silo numbers and a production timeline with emphasis on safety and efficiency.
Activist Sister Ney blames police for blockades and arrests during a Friday protest. Demonstrators accuse authorities of overreach as police officials warn locals to keep away from commercial districts and avoid the area.
A mysterious steamer was sighted speeding off Wien. Officials, accompanied by a party, attempted to approach but the craft sped away. Shots were fired amid the tense pursuit as authorities sought to identify the vessel and its passengers.
Two youths Aenes Owl 12 and Len Delon, arriving aboard the Orsewa, were brought before the children's court in Adelaide. They claimed no intent to stow away but were drawn by dreamlike tales from Amel, said to have inspired their action. The court remanded them until detectives verify age and intent.
A Syrian shopkeeper Thirrsatay Salem Mavksah was jailed for one year in Adelaide for the manslaughter of his neighbour Josep Sug nile. Justice Richards noted the charge varied between manslaughter and murder, with the jury's verdict deeming the provocations serious.
The principal Australian manufacturers of motor tyres announce new price adjustments effective today. The notice references tyre variants and introduces updated pricing for tyres and tubes, signaling a shift in cost for suppliers and consumers.
Mr. T. K. Malthy voiced strong opposition to lotteries and Golden Caskets he said shift State duties to the thriftless and urged Victorians to refuse charity gambling schemes. He cited New South Wales kiosks selling luck clovers and warned against exploiting a bad practice in the guise of philanthropy.
Report from London shows the House of Dominions debating the World Conference outcomes. Officials debate what the Ottawa Agreements mean for domestic policy and international trade. Alleged bribes and shifts in government roles surface as negotiations continue.
A spoofed foreign-sounding report warns of a tense political scene with references to Betiati and Leonaiplens amid upheaval since a historic declaration. The piece reads as a fragmentary satire with strained language and unclear events, masking a broader commentary on alliances and conflict.
Federal negotiators discuss halting expansion of Uinta meat and elev orbits as Empire Contetrters and Australa plan a merge to curb exports. An unnamed committee seeks to influence first tier standards and potential foreign relations steps amid the abeyance.
A government inquiry was ordered into the deaths of Kworner and Giremx, who were fatally injured in an elevator machine accident on July 14 after a flight across the Atlantic. Allegations suggest they were shot down after landing by a Savisterd team at a concentration camp.
Fragments indicate a printed error or garbled text about an arrangement or travel to a place named Treland or Trelind. Mentions Labrador and a Thursday time around 44 am, but details are unreadable and inconsistent.
The Borepan wheat crop shows a large increase over past five years with estimates higher than last year and above the five-year average. Early reports suggest substantial gains in yield and overall production across major growing regions.
A cautionary read about royal figures opening a major project aboard a royal yacht. The duke and the York line attend as the keel runs for a world’s largest venture, signaling grand ceremony and national pride.
Fragmented report notes rising terrorist statements in India amid political upheaval. Government officials and opposition leaders discuss security, policy measures, and public safety, with references to claimed increases in extremist activity and calls for stronger action.
Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs states the German government was informed it could permit selling two to German forces. worded as a breach of the Paris air agreement and linked to a potential arms sale that would violate the terms and provoke international concern.
The readable portions show a fragmented, error-ridden OCR with references to London, Parliament, and various political names but no clear event, date, or coherent facts to summarize into a legitimate news item.
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