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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
5
Fragmented OCR items cite Young Brothers Horsham head office and scattered names and places in Victoria and South Australia. Mentions agents for various firms, trustees, executors, and insurance entities. Reading is partial with many garbled terms and nonstandard spellings.
A fragmented notice requests contributions of £10 each to fund urgent shore hospital works. Donors are directed to send to officials including Glenisters, Abraham Beapi Samos, and L. Ray, with names and titles appearing in the readable lines.
Fragmentary notice appears to announce a share letting or lease involving a person named Balan He Tynes and a location or property described as TSO ACRES in a historical context. The readable text references a day of frail and mentions a title or form but provides no clear dates, places, or full names.
Wilson Bolton and Company advertise loans at the lowest rate in the state with advances on wool. They promote a full stock of machinery on view at their Horsham location.
George Devlin is shown as an agent for Liverpowl Londom Globe Fire Tuainance Co Amp Society, with wording indicating sales or representation in the local area. The fragment suggests a finance or insurance firm connection and agency designation in a historical newspaper snippet.
The record notes Trustees Executora Agency Coy Ltd at 112 Collmestrent Methourne with capital details £500000 subscribed and paid up zero. It lists reserve funds undivided profits and an estates and trusts credit balance as of 30 June 1919, marking it as the first trustee company founded in Australia.
David Anderson and Co auctioneers of land stock and foranor agents operate from Horsham with weekly stock sales at Corporation Yards. The firm, listed with various partners and banks in Melbourne and Horsham, advertises cheap money lending and trustee holdings for clients.
Public auction in Horsham on Saturday June 4 1921 at Smith Street. David Anderson & Co. sell house contents from a renovated dwelling including dining room suite, silverware, mirrors, beds, chests, curtains, and a full range of furniture and fittings. Finance and instalment options offered by David Anderson Finance Agents Horsham.
Strachan Murray and Shannon Limited announces advances on wool at the lowest current rates. Agricultural and grazing properties of large and small lots are for sale by application. Weekly sales of sheepskin hides and related goods held year round. David Anderson of Horsham is the local agent, with Noradjahe and Nurrabiat listed among associated agencies.
Auction of hidden assets from John Kimberley and Sons Land and ERA Ryans Buildings drew attention as regional firms reported a private base sale. The Ballarat and District Co Operative Freezing Company, Ltd participated in the procedure.
Tender invited by Mr IAS MADLDEN for JOAN KIMBERLEY and SONS on Wednesday June 1921 for a good repair house on land with frontage of one chain to Robinson Street and depth of chains. Possession provided. For particulars contact JOHN KIMBERLEY and SONS.
Fragmented notice from T H Laidlaw & Co listing actioneers general commission valuers with sales in various locations including Horsham Hamatua Melbourne Casterton and Muonethur Fortnightly and monthly livestock and crop sales in local yards and stock actions. The garbled text references fire stock live stock crop and insurance related terms without clear dates or outcomes.
Fenave seeks investors for a trust money loan starting from £500, offering lowest current rates. Investor name not specified. funds to be used under terms of the trust with guaranteed return. Details target potential lenders through the agency Inge amunata of Trust Moneys, located in Wronderos.
The sale catalog lists Comeback and Crossbred Wethers and Ewes in mixed sexes, various ages and conditions, with items including full mouth ewes in lamb to merino rams and fat crossbred ewes. All stock is described as in good condition and offered direct from breeders. Buyers are urged to attend. agents endorse the sale for genuine purchasers.
A terse note records a transaction involving a turn face and copper with twelve gallons priced at £55, indicating a small-scale trade or storage listing with monetary terms.
Central Garage advertises open day and night with repairs at reasonable rates. It markets Varnco Prime shell Henzine Tranco Vile grease and a large stock of motor parts, tires, tubes, and accessories. It promotes Firestone and Goodrich products, Prestolite batteries, and Dodge vehicles with claims about model-year progress and limited immediate availability.
Commercial Intelligence notes prices at the Horsham metal market with flour at 14 10 per unit and various items including bran pollard and milling goods quoted. The text records fluctuating prices, liberal delivery terms, noted demand, and dull or rising tendencies across items, reflecting a cautious market atmosphere.
Fragmented text lists multiple personal names and scattered locations. Reading is partial and unclear, with mentions of Norman, Lew, Koen, and places labeled NSW and NW. No coherent event or context emerges from the gibberish.
A fragmented item from The Horsham Times discusses wartime social and economic themes. It references industry, population shifts, provincial contrasts, and the push for national consolidation, cautioning about the consequences for rural areas and workers amid broader political change.
Fragmentary sale notice from the era states that MESSRS COND and WILLIAMSON offer a house on the Na tiiak road. The listing mentions a halt in repairs and a prior instruction from W. Grabsch but the readable text is incomplete and lacks clear date or price details.
The Commonwealth faces ineffectual ship ownership with Dundala laid up signaling a period of idle capacity. Critics question more vessels, while Sir Joseph Cook and Senator Rumell deny further purchases as eight steel ships proceed toward completion.
Local shire and town halls report heavy drive on rate payments to avoid interest and to secure enrolment on the voter roll. Frantic week ahead as officers prepare for a flurry of business, with many ratepayers reminded of the looming deadline and potential penalties.
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