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Horsham Times

Location

Horsham, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jun 02, 1933

Page

7

Pruning and Planting Guidance for Orchardists

Orchardists should prune deciduous trees after sap rises, with June best for pruning fruit trees and July for roses. Evergreens and citrus are pruned in early spring. Use a keen blade and prune outward to keep the center open, leaving enough wood to support buds. The highest buds sprout first, shaping a strong framework over years. Remove crowded laterals and weak shoots. avoid overcutting leading to decay. Planting should spread bases at planting time and maintain open centers. Hawthorn and flowers like narcissus family are noted. plant flowering fruit trees and bulbs now for spring bloom. Delay risks reduce flowering and tree health.

Beck Amd

Miner Feared Lost After Shaft Tie Ends at Big Hit

Police reach a deep shaft in the Big Hit honeycomb after a towel and soap lie at the top. An end-of-hole test shows earth around the entrance undisturbed and a rock setting the shaft depth at nearly 1 foot. No missing person reported. risk considered too great to descend. Meanwhile former Agriculture Minister Ferguson comments on Empire Shopping Week in Perth. He reveals a shirt bearing Australian arms was made of Japanese fabric.

Stawell Remington Reid Mickel Op PD. Ferguson Agriculture Empire Shopping Week Perth Advance Australia Empire Industries

Trio of Calves Born From One Cow in Miners' Host Farm

Reports from Miners' Host describe a jersey cow on Edwin Hein’s farm giving birth to three calves, with all offspring thriving after successive arrivals. The report also covers a famed fugitive, Robin Bwed, capture after a long manhunt, and various unrelated historical notes including a Russian revolutionary’s legend, a council president’s remarks on unemployment, a 20 year old church artifact, and British Museum interest in a 250 BC to 1st century bowl and stand.

Jerses Edwin Hein Thos Beliers Ertasie Gerd Strewth St. Paul's Church Wimblelon Park Jumlon British Museum Nevin Reberton

Spada bandit King Captured After Religious Outburst

The Spada bandit King was captured with his mother father and two brothers after leaving his hiding place to kneel before a church in a village. In Auckland Harbor a gale capsized a dinghy. Jock Anderson 25 tried to save his mate Edward Hawkins 20 who could not swim. Anderson cramps and reaches a hulk then climbs the anchor chain to warn shore. A search for the dinghy failed.

Brigamd Edward Hawkins Jock Anderson Auckland Hawkins Anderson

Winter soil preparation tips for sowing in spring

The text advises roughing and amending soil to improve workability for spring sowing. It suggests leaving rough ground to benefit from frost and rain, using alternate heat and cold to break clods, and raking ready for sowing. Lime can be applied in winter to aid soil condition.

London dinner honors Mrs M Bruce with royal toast

At Pilgrim's dinner on Wednesday Mrs M Bruce led the chairman's toast to the Prince of Wales. Speakers included Mr Bingham the new American Ambassador and Mr Bruce who praised President Roosevelt and warned that another war could destroy civilization. He argued Australia bears rights similar to colonies of old.

London M. Bruce Prince of Wales Bingham Bruce Roosevelt George Washington Australia

War debts under debate in Roosevelt Britain talks

Washington officials press hard for a partial debt settlement with Britain and France. The New York Times Washington correspondent reports Roosevelt may suspend June payments as treaty talks proceed. In London, Chancellor Chamberlain declined to promise a statement before Whitsuntide and gave numbers on sterling arrears and annual sums due.

Washington White House Roosevelt New York Times Congress Great Britain France

German Flier Fraulein Von Etadorf Dies In Flight

Official report says Fraulein von Etadorf died by suicide after a crash on a flight to Australia. She was found with a pistol in a rest room and two bullets in her chest. Medical opinion confirms suicide though motive remains unknown. body being sent to Berlin.

Fraulein von Etadorf Australia Soe Bestiny Hanel Bu Renson Berlin

Village Battle in Calcutta Ends in Mass Casualties

Six villagers die in a Geese clash after Hamil known as the Terror of the Colled Provinces is captured. A liquor shop confrontation leads to a cordon and shootout as Hamil’s group breaks through. Eight men are captured and several villagers are beaten to death. four others face trial for murder and related charges.

Calcutta Hamil Hanmut Eo Incetedd Finmid

London minister urges direct controls over agriculture and trade

The London Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Agriculture argues that agriculture must lead policy and calls for direct regulation of supply to stabilize prices. He notes tariffs fail to curb exports and cites a 15 percent cut in bacon imports last November, with wholesale bacon prices rising in England.

London Ministry of Agriculture Lord Delaware Bury Farminds

Landowners fined for vermin and rabbit control failures

At Horsham Police Court landowners faced charges under the Noxious Weeds Vermin Act for failing to rid land of vermin on acreage in Arapiles and Apples districts. Inspectors Brown and Clark testified of rabbit infestations, lack of poison trails, and minimal control work. Fines were imposed. similar cases followed at Natimuk Court, with further penalties for neglect.

Horsham Clark de Connte Frank Clark Dertrau Theker Frank Bertram Iran Natimal Nathouk Teli Norris Vrown Janetakl Degeris de Mertheibina Shire of Arapiles Reuben Abernethy West Barron Wimmers Tle

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