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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
6
From Canberra correspondent the loan receipts total 8 063 000 pounds with 5 063 000 previously reported and Senator Msy Greebe predicts a final total near 8 100 000 pounds as of Thursday.
Thieves broke into the Bomer Ville Post Office last night and moved the safe to a nearby railway line. The safe was exploded and £20 in cash and stamps were stolen.
Melbourne report states the coroner could not determine the cause of death of Winifred Price 22 a typist of Elsternwick found at the base of the Whits Beaumaris. Beaumaris Neary Kay a Elwood butcher testified he was intimate with Miss Price and promised marriage but registrar blocked due to her underage. An open finding was recorded.
chaotic report describes a steamer Tadrow from Avledaid A stall shifting causing a wagon to smash. Clydesdales from Scotland three stock valued £1500 sent to Sydney and two to Vir Gk Jkeir. Warrackna bewk crew injured minor bruising and severe buffeting on deck.
A deputation from Cropeuitey shires asks for a £50,000 grant to relieve counties of maintaining ponds in forestry areas. The Premier directs them to present a formal proposal to the Employ fest Vouwneil for consideration.
Veterinary surgeon Alexander William Adeny of Tooradin faced bankruptcy after a string of disastrous dealings in pastoral lands. The examiner noted a £35,000 deficiency in his estate and adjourned the examination amid claims of poor seasons and falling land values.
Tim Barclay, 25, a clerk who escaped from prison last February, appears before the Court of Criminal Appeal seeking a shorter term to avoid serving a Tl year sentence. The court reviews his record amid criticisms of his criminal history and potential risk.
Customs revenue for eleven months of the current financial year mirrors the Treasurer's estimate. The actual revenue figures show an increase, but details are partially obscured in this summary.
Chief Judge comments during Arbitration Court hearing on textile workers demand for a 44 hour week. He noted employers push 48 hours as the standard but expect changes over time as the system evolves and work could shrink in future years.
In the Wimmera district a gun club forms as landholders confront a rising hare pest. Twenty five wheat growers attended a Dunmunkle meeting to organize pest control with a president Mr TH Bekel and secretary Mr W Chellavedeva elected. Each farmer within the area will be asked to subscribe worth of cartridges with a cartridge awarded for every hare shot. Arrangements are under way for a shoot at an early date.
Reports from Tokyo and Peiping say an armistice was signed at 11 minutes past the hour ending fighting near the great wall. A Japanese plane reportedly delivered a message to the Peiping Legation regarding progress, with China agreeing to evacuate the neutral zone and Japan inspecting compliance.
London reports Lieutenant Cathcart Jones discusses an audacious Berlin to Darwin attempt in a Heinkel mono plane. A young English woman is named as chef pilot for the proposed three and a half day record flight.
Telegrams reach Prime Minister Mr Bennett from three prairie provinces endorsing the principle of curtailing wheat production and controlling exports to stabilise grain prices.
Mary Elizabeth Williams aged 21 was fined ten pounds or three months for false representations. She collected money from multiple people claiming a Norwegian fortune from Hemingway and promised repayment when the honey came from Norway. Police say she confessed the Hemingway fortune tale was fictitious and she wrote the will herself.
The King will deliver the opening address at the World Economic Conference on June 22. The rebroadcast is set for 2 pm Greenwich Mean Time, equivalent to 6 am Victorian time.
J. V. Fairbairn M．LA. reports after a private Empire Parliamentary Association meeting discussing migration and land settlement within the Empire.
The speaker argues for global disarmament and a new hatred of war while praising an international court. He notes the 42-nation protest roll and calls for world opinion to curb aggression, citing Japan's actions in China and Stimson's support. A London cartoon frames the issue as walls of war versus peaceful world powers.
To let furnished in central area with use of kitchen and all conveniences. Apply 2710 this office.
A list of church services and notices across Horsham and surrounding areas with times for HORSHAM GREEN PARK VECTIS EAST PIMPENIOW WEST WAIL GREENLAND DAM KALKEE McKENZIE CREEK and other locations. Times include 11 am 1 pm 3 pm and 7 30 pm led by Rev F Woods Rev F Woolhouse and Mr McKie with bands scheduled at Green Park and West Wail.
The Mollisons plan a 94 hour Tonestap Aight from London to New York for fuel tests. Mrs Mollison says they will leave within eight days if conditions permit. This flight is announced as their final one.
Chicks offered for sale include Black Orpingtons and White Leghorns with government certificate. Prices are £3 10s per 100 and £3 per 100 respectively. Guaranteed hatch rate 18 from competition strain. Cash with order 35 percent, free chick cases, large or small orders welcome.
Major Elliot, Minister for Agriculture, said Britain relies on overseas sources for food while British agriculture yields crops and stock valued higher than any Dominion except Canada, which ranks third in British industry.
Wireless message reports heavy clouds and a large fall of snow affecting the expedition led by Mr. Rattledge as two members struggle with a mounting crisis on the mountain.
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