Music College Examinations Grow Worldwide Reach
The college upholds a world wide standard with eminent conductors aiding examinations in London and five examiners from the college traveling to Australia. Last year 65 000 candidates were examined and new centres opened in Palestine Cyprus Egypt joining existing hubs in the Empire China and South America. The aim is to aid teachers and pupils. the institute funds musical study with donations such as £5000 to University of London for a Chair of Music. The year will see more local exhibitions and medals awarded for grades and subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goss
Hubert Parry
Arthur Sullivan
Frederick Cowen
Frederick i
Edward Elgar
Grasville Ranstock
London
Australia
Palestine
Cyprus
Egypt
Empire
China
South America
London University
Geat
Britain
5 CE MARKET Melbourne Wheat Prices and Local Death Notices
Wheat prices and market notes from Melbourne include rates for Horsham and local towns. The page also lists obituaries and death notices from area hospitals and funeral homes, with names and addresses of the deceased and those arranging services.
Labor party faces tensions over Hogan cabinet future
The article outlines ongoing frictions within the Labor party surrounding Sir Hogan's political future and cabinet positions. It notes discussants from former ministers and political allies weighing loyalty, health, and strategy as they consider the path forward for the party and government stability.
Weather and Holiday Notices From The Borough
The spells of rain gave way to clearing skies with cool northerly winds forecast. Monday marks a public holiday for King's Birthday with limited post office hours and a restricted morning mail run. An inspection of the 18 mile Hortonborough pipe line found it in excellent condition after 20 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mik
Clouly
Borough Waterworks Trust
F. Langlands
DP. Learmonth
Rt. F. McNab
J. N. Welch
Dr. Clark
Suite Rivers and Water Supply Commission
Moore
Austalian Weed Pipe Co
Horthomborough
Wonwendeh East
German scientist studies wheat distress at Longeren College
Dr H Krause, touring the wheat distress crisis of the Commonwealth, visits Longeren College. A scientist from Jens University in Germany, he works under the Rockefeller Foundation examining the economic aspects of wheat growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
H. Krause
Longerehong College
Jens University
Germany
Rockefeller Foundation
Shipment of Horsham Made Flour Sowed Abroad
Horsham made flour shipped by Mossre Noske mill with orders sent on multiple vessels. Rendshure carried 275 tons to West Africa Frankfurt, 225 tons to the same port. Forthbridge and others carried 200 tons, 100 tons, and 10 tons to Glasgow Liverpool Hong Kong and Southam Nellore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam Nellore
Hong Kong
Rainfall records show lapse in last month
A weather brief notes total rain T2 inches for last month with rainfall occurring on four days. It compares to last year when four damp days produced 76 inches of rainfall in the same period.
Horsham Competitors Shine at Bendigemmster Contest
Residents and visitors gathered as Miss Butler and other Horsham entrants excelled at the Bendigo competition. Miss Butler won vocal awards with 02 points in a mixed field, while Miss Jones and Miss Turner also earned prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlorsham
Wimmera
Tom Cameron
M. Boiler
Horsham
Butler
Operithe Aman
Mise Mlotler
Hersham
Noesbourne
Moonee Ponds
Jon Jones
Iris Turner
Brunswick
Mer.t. Puartrey
Windsor
AL Darnan
Hutler
Tresiday
Joan Jones
Mo Butler
Schumann
Girheg
Sctubert
Miss Butler
Faecuti
Miss Totes
Tractor backfire injures worker at Jotast farm
Dewey Ubon sustained a dislocated wrist after a tractor backfire at Mr Jotast farm in Tioen on Tuesday. He sought medical attention at the Horshaia Base Haspetad.
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Mr. Jotast
Tioen
Dewey Ubon Wats Ermuk
Horshaia
Haspetad
Generous Baker Helps Travelling Stranger In Need
A Shrewsbury bakery known for aiding the down and out helped a weary traveler eighteen months earlier by giving three small loaves. The man later returned, paid the debt, and praised the shop for its kind act, proving kindness transcends appearances.
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Shersham
Dienes
Tie
Coats and Evening Attire Be Offered In Varied Styles
The advertisement promotes coats with large fur collars from 60 upwards in black brown green navy or wine. It also lists a wool flannel day dress and evening frocks in georgette lace or satin with full skirts and the best evening coats.
Local ceremony honors Baden-Powell legacy with district flag dedication
The service marks the 21st anniversary with each country and district holding separate celebrations. Rev. W. Reed will dedicate the Horsham company flag, a gift from the Horsham association, during the ceremony. In a separate case, Hateley and W J Oliver were fined at Natimuk court under the Vermin Act with charges prosecuted by Mr P Brown. Norris imposed penalties of £5 and £2 respectively plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Baden-Powell
W. Reed
Secon Horsham Company
Horsham Association
Government
Ida ‘Ly
Hateley
W. J. Oliver
Natimuk Court
P. Brown
P.M
W. T. Norris
Oliver
Methodist Ladies' Guild Meeting in Horsham
A large attendance at the Horsham Methodist Ladies' Guild meeting saw Rev. Harold F. Allen apologize for the president's absence Mrs Allen who was away for health reasons. Rev A E Chancellor spoke on Church in the Home stressing family worship and revival of past practices, followed by songs and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Wettenhall Seeks Steady Progress After Victory
Mr M L E Wettenhall of the M T A visited Kaniva on the electorate tour after the election. At Young Bros sheep sale he thanked supporters for the State election result and urged a Parliament capable of Progressive legislation. He said it would be a relief to have a term free from socialist experiments and government interference with industry. Citizens of Victoria could look forward to conditions returning to normal with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wettenhall
Mle. Wettenhall
M.T.A
Kaniva
Young Bros
Victoria
Horsham Theatre Admits Local Boy Starred in Dual Bills
Local kid actor Joe Fo Brown headlines a feature at Horsham Theatre tonight and Saturday playing a near sighted college student in a humane comedy based on a Nugent book. The bill also includes Aglen as coach in Midwest football drama with Starrett and Arlen, and a second feature The Bad Man with Walter Haton Doroth Keyier and Heggie, blending comedy and desert sentinel story.
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Horsham
Joe Fo Brown
Brown
J. D
Elliott Nugent
Tonellown
Will Alena
Peper Shannon
Richard Arlen
Aglen
Midwest
Peggy
Charles Starrest
Arlen
Bowhead
Jackie Cooper
Robert Coogan
Jackie Earl
Robin
Porter Emerson Browne
Walter Haton
Dorothy Kevier
C. P. Heggie
Horsham C.E.M.S. meeting plans church upkeep and outreach
President Mr J Bolton presided over a fair attendance of Horsham C EMLS members. Mr Tom Young urged association in services at smaller parishes to boost district interest. Mr P McPherson called for church grounds cleanup on Monday. Mr F Gabbe updated progress of the physical culture club noting improving instruction despite lower attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bolton
Horsham C.e.mls
Tom Young
P. McPherson
F. Gabbe
Clearing Sale at Quantong Exceeds Expectations
Messrs David Anderson and Co report a successful clearing sale at Quantong held for the executor of the late M. C. Lindner. A large attendance bid strongly, with items selling well such as a spray pump £40 an orchard plough £11 an ace cultivator £9 hay £3 per ton a one room suite £27 and a porker £2 12/6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantong
David Anderson and Co
M. C. Lindner
Horsham ANA Meeting Bets On Debates And Dances
Despite rain a good crowd attended Horsham ANA meeting chaired by newly elected president EL Gerlach. A £25 15 donation supported hospitagy and a social dance was planned for Tuesday with an ANA debate on bull handling of wheat in Victoria.
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Horsham A.N
Horsham A.N_A
EL Gerlach
Vlinhua
Averetios
Victoria
A.N.A
Messie
Gerlach
Cox Aml Morrison
Tuesdny
Damelies
Horsham Mothers Club Plans Benefit Concert
The Horsham Mothers Club, linked with Horsham Elementary School, organizes a concert at Horsham Theatre on June 2 at 8 p.m. Funds are short for classroom needs, with theatre use donated and Balintwin artists from Horsham providing performances gratis. Mrs W Pryor is president and Mrs G Forsyth secretary.
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Horsham
Horham Theatre
Ll W
Mra W. Pryor
Mra. G. Forsyth
Australian soldiers praised for tea fueled physique speech
Sir Walter Smiles, chairman of Moran Tea Co, told a Lowden audience that Australia's superb soldierly build came from tea drinking. He cited New Zealand and China favoring Empire tea and urged new markets as production costs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smiles
Lowden
Moran Tea Company Ltd
Ottawa
New Zealand
Chanda
Empire
Tie
Thut
Australia
South Africa
Koala as Australian Trademark in New Talking Picture
Mr F W Thring launches an Australian talking picture with a seven year old Koala as a living trademark. The koala, found only in Australia, will likely delight Australian audiences and advertise the country’s flora and fauna. Cinesound Review also features a kangaroo and kookaburras in other news reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Thring
Melbourne
Australia
Cinesound
Revival of Jeparit Brass Band Debuts on Street
After years of inactivity the Jeparit Brass Band returned with a successful street debut on Friday evening. The band appeared before a community singing at the town hall, with a new bandmaster appointed to lead the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeparit
Jeparit Brass Band
J T Hall
Aamamed
Ten Per Cent Cut in Wool Freights
The Federal Railway department announces a 10 percent reduction in wool freight on the Transcontinental railway and the North South line, Commonwealth controlled. The concession aims to help the industry through low prices and applies to wool moved more than 100 miles by rail with consignors agreeing to forward all wool by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federa Railway Department
Consignor
Donald Freezing Works Urged to Reopen This Season
The Donald AL and FP Society urges the government to reopen the Donald Freezing Works amid expectations of rising lamb numbers in the Tosahi and northern districts. They foresee a favorable season and argue authorities may require a modest subsidy or guarantees, but note high lamb prices and wheat prospects could support operation. Farmers east of Mincip value opening of the Donald works to boost local meat processing.
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Donald Freezing Works
Donald AL and FP
Donal
Ballarat
Hendigo
Tosahi
Danal
Opera Ion
Cis
Thiete
Mincip
Barefoot man refuses boots at Alfred Hall sustenance office
An esterire at the sustenance office in Alfred Hall, Ballant, reported a man walked barefoot and declined boots saying he had been without them so long he did not need any.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hall
Ballaent
Talkies Proposed for Minyip Hearing Community Support
A Minyip meeting with 22 residents considered installing talkie pictures. Costs cited: Ra A and Vewesltones systems, about £875 and £500 respectively, with £10 weekly return needed. Volunteers pledged £150 plus £5 from Mr J Murphy, and approval to raise funds to £300 to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minyip
Catia
Ra A
Australia
Young
Murton
J. Murphy
West suffers two accidents while assisting mother in Stawell
Moss West, aiding his mother in Stawell contact with a butcher, survived two Tuesday accidents in Wimmera street and Patrick street. A milk cart shattered his truck wind screen with shaft fragments cutting his fingers, then a harness fault hurled him from a delivery cart and a horse dragged him 40 yards, fracturing his leg at the ankle. West, a leading Junior footballer, remained under treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss West
Stawell
Wimmera Street
West
Jerches
Patrick Street
Women Demand Married Judges in Divorce Cases
Women in various organizations press for divorce cases to be heard by married judges, arguing prior bachelor judges are biased. The report notes Churchill’s remark that the best American men prefer business over politics.
King George and Queen Mary Celebrated for 22 Years on the Throne
A May 27 reflection honors King George and Queen Mary on 40 years of marriage and 22 years of reign. The piece lauds their steadfastness through hardship and mutual affection inspiring widespread loyalty and the chant God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
George
King
Fined for unstamped receipt at Edenhope Court
At Edenhope Court William Brown of Federal Stores faced charges for issuing an unstamped receipt. Evidence showed Mex Moore paid 3 pounds for an owed account, Brown issued a receipt without a duty stamp which Mrs. Moore later found lacking after inspecting her handbag. He claimed not to recall the receipt. He was fined one pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenhope Court
William Brown
Federal
Edenhope
Mex
Foc
Moore
Brown
Reduced Area of Wheat This Year in Victoria
Wheat sowing in Victoria is forecast to fall by 200000 to 300000 acres from last year’s 3170000 acres. Experts cite dry seasons and shift from rotation as reasons for the reduced area, despite good land condition after recent rains. Northern Mallee already sowing. Winter districts may lag by a month or six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Mallee
Winmer
Fire letter exchange during Kaniva stay of Miss Irene Williams
Captain Farmers forwards a letter to Chief Londorne in West Australia after Miss Irene Williams delivers it in Kaniva. The reply from Chief Londorne thanks Williams for the “girl flyer” mission and hints at future connections with Warrnambool and a potential Victorian brigade trip to Wagga in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Shean-Williams
Kaniva
Fire Brigade
G. 1
Farmers
Iteer Londorne
West Australia
Miss Williams
Deane Williams
Geelong
Warrnambool
Warrnambel
Back to Amarat Celebrations Recalled By IL J Ke
Mr IL J ke recalls his role in the Back to Amarat committee and staging the first Back to Ararat celebration. He describes a swimming carnival spectacle in Lord Ailins Daughter and a ferry crossing chat with Tate the Education Director. The ferryman tests the young man on legends and racing tales with a £5 wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. J.ke
Amarat
Ararat
Lord Ailin
Tate
Twickenham Ferry
Scott
Lord Vilin
Warracknabeal Ex-Students Ball Announced for Monday
The Warracknabeal ex students plan a ball next Monday. A Horsham Base Hospital ladies committee meeting will be at 4 p.m. today at Mrs. Mathers home on Roberta Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warracknabeal
Horsham Base Hospital
Merchandise Mart Syndicate eyed for Toronto exhibition hall
Information from the Canadian Trade Commission in Melbourne outlines a proposed permanent exhibition building in Toronto under the Merchandise Mart Syndicate. The plan envisions a twenty one story city under one roof with about 20 acres of showrooms and sales offices, plus two floors for foodstuffs and potential representation from the mart for manufacturers lacking a local sales office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Department of Commerce
Canadian Trade Commissions
Melbourne
Canada
Merchandise Mart Syndicate
Department of the Mart
Estate of Allert G Tes ten Assigned to Mr Fo Smith
The estate of Allert George Tes ten of Memlaw, a farmer, is assigned to Mr Fo Smith for creditors. After taking into account the secured debts, the net value of the estate is estimated, with the property value after deducting securities held by creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allert George Testen
Memlaw
Farmer
Fo Smith
Intriet For
Sympathy for the ey MUTT Bee in public service struggle
Readers reflect on volunteer committees in Mount Barker. the piece lauds public-spirited citizens who serve on town committees and notes the cycle of pressure and praise. It urges more people to join and share the burden for better local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weites "Murray
Cwantry
Ehiel
Seine
Bourh Anmstralia Mill in Receivership Amid Asset Realisation
Five people faced charges after a disturbance at the Earsp tee Wenge Library Hall in Daylesford. Daylesford Worsteds Ltd. has closed its mill, with no new orders, and is under receiver RH Rankin as debenture holders seek a private treaty sale of the mill assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earsp Tee Wenge
Amin
Misa Laver
Stelipern
Walstaoe 2
New South Wales
Latrobe Street
Foun
Bourh Anmstralia
Aid «Hares
Mssault
Ilegedly
Menis
Sulppeort
Daylesford Worsteds Ltd
Duta
Tto
RH. A. Rankin
Dynamite and car seized near Navarre road in Stawell
Police interview sewers and strangers led to a double seated Fiat where 24 sticks of dynamite two detonators and fuse were found. William Francis Taylor age 40 confessed to unlawful possession of a motor car and explosives. An order for 35 pounds 13 shillings 3 pence plus 37 costs was issued in Horsham. A separate Horsham case saw W Rousseau fined for bicycle on a footpath May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stawell
Reid
Deayton Provee
Navarre Road
Amd Fouml
William Francis Taylor
Taylor
Horsham
Messrs. Permewan, Wright Ltd
F. W. Melke
W. Rousseau
Horsham Police Court
McPherson Street
L. Benson
World Conference on Commodity Prices to be Held in London
London hosts the World Conference on commodity prices with Great Britain steering talks. Foreign Secretary Simon told the House that nations invited to Lausanne will be consulted for views. The United States favors the London plan though disagreements over war debts and reparations loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thorwlay
Great Britain
Simon
House of Commons
America
Washington
Amerika
Amelia
Ther Ip
Kangaroo Boxes With Commissioner Feature at National Exhibition
An account of a National Food Exhibition opening in Leiden with Australian exhibits and officials including a commissioner. The report notes a modest display and a lack of standout items among the Australian sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiden
Kang Foo
Australia
Annie
English Graduation Income Tax Proposal Described in House Speech
London Wednesday debate outlines a plan for a graduation income tax. Secretary of the Treasury Mor El appears to push the reform as lawmakers discuss structural changes to the tax system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Orimvins
Mor Elliek
the Treasury
Large SVM Sent Away Sparks Sports Market Shift
A sharp rise in money market activity was noted today as Scinder worth moved out in 2167 and earmarked for the Foreben measure, signaling a major shift in the sports funding landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amerie
Scindler Worth
Australians Hear Address at Enoharsic Conference
About 150 Australian delegates attend the Enoharsic Conference and receive an audience with the Dagar, showcasing colonial era diplomacy and regional concerns.
Germany dissolves Reichstag amid emergency measures
London reports Chancellor Von Hindenburg and key allies move to dissolve the Reichstag as political crisis escalates. The reshuffle places Von Papen in charge of a new emergency government while Hermann von Hindenburg remains central to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Denning Thay
Dresident von Hinden
Reichstag
Htenierrew
Germany
Lie von Heinetbinedemeret Avhtehter
Defence Department
Vaptuly Vor Papen
Kertin
Magnesia touted as cure for long standing indigestion
An unsolicited testimonial from Inverleigh Victoria praises "Bisurately" Magnesia for curing a 12 year acidity problem. The speaker claims instant relief after a bottle, ongoing since, and urges readers to obtain powder or tablets from chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt
Inverleigh
Victoria
Neousa
Ugly Man contest funds boost church appeal to £195
The ugly man competition at Moulamein for the Roman Catholic Church raised £150 17s and subsequent events increased the total to £195.
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Minister For Defence
Mr. Allnutt
Mildura
Landa Department
Forestry Commission
Allnatt
Dunstan
Forsta
Milbourne
Mesh Oates
Barlow
Kagneyo
Weaney
Priel Hespiitiel
Hersam
Poll
Warty Teresa Ifee
Gaan Kickerts
Millar Street
Llorny
Heth
Gether
Vleet
Yale
Yal
Elsie W Warralacanuil
Petra
Haneke
Yyer Lelt & Sons Tondertakers
Mem
Che Horsham Times
Vian Ht Nat
Hogan
Ton Hawes
Hall
Ph Tral
Ben Bomters
Lagden
Ereajf
Fife
Weist
Methodist Ladies' Guild
Horsham C.E.M.B
Talkies
Winston Churchill
Wonmod
Daylesford Mill
Kangaroo
Slo Moe Prearle Eliglele
Weltrave
Clitosheriteh
Zaireh
Tundenbverg
J. Noonan
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