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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
5
Fragmented obituary notice honoring RORESKY and family members with bereavement lines. Mentions June 4th and 12th dates, in laws, daughter, wife, and grandchildren. Includes messages from Margaret Brainders and Henry Haun with memorial phrasing.
Mr Brake, aged about 60, died after a sudden collapse following a departure from Malbourne trails. A doctor pronounced life extinct. He was secretary of St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church and longtime manager at Mosere John Thomson & Co. Survived by his wife, children, and siblings, the funeral was held at Hamilton Cemetery. A separate note reports Hamp P T council debating Sunday football at Slatay Park and a new social club dance at Coles Horsham branch to benefit the base hospital.
Horsham students including Tye Yonnee Mantos Ales Pepis Kinipe LTC Beverley Nawa and Thea Conroy placed in events at the Ben Digo gala. The team earned fourth with notable judge feedback praising effort and rhythm while Conroy earned honorable mention for voice work. An egg note reports a white leghorn hen laying twin eggs not approved by the Egg Marketing Board.
A marginal effort was made last week to revive opposition to starting price betting in Melbourne. Police campaigns have grown stricter though results remain limited. Authorities consider federal and state cooperation essential to curb operators with elaborate offices and protected setups. The post office has begun restricting telephone services used for betting, signaling tighter enforcement ahead.
Fragment reading suggests a discussion of Australian or Austrefian involvement and potential Ameren support. The readable words imply planning or testing related to energy or infrastructure with unspecified authorities and dates. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
The National Bank of Australasia Ltd reports a larger deposit base aided by contingencies reserves, with advances reduced by presentation changes. Improved prices for primary products and farmer trade lift earnings, as total assets rise near 1,500,000. Net profits increase by £81,223 with a 8 percent return to shareholders. Directors cut £40,000 from premises and declare a final dividend at 6 percent, totaling 3 percent for the year.
C McDougall shop in the Horsham Theatre building on Pyndent Street now offers five cubicles a waiting room and green walumin-toned interiors after a refurbishment. The business has served Horsham for 44 years with a new optician registration by government.
Mess J Kimberley and Son with P J Glasson and Co announce an unreserved auction of the plant tools and stock of Str F Bradshaw coach-building and blacksmithing business at the corner of Firebrace and Hamilton streets. Sale Wednesday at 1 pm. Bradshaw retires after 61 years in town. Premises now Beaurepaire Tyre Service.
Northern Maties area and Victoria endured heavy rain and persistent showers through Tuesday into Wednesday. Strong winds, dense fogs, and cool conditions continued across districts, with Motham Heights blocked by clouds and Buffalo tiles noting significant rainfall. Temperatures dipped with lows around 26 degrees, while Horsham reported cold. Weather is expected to gradually improve with decreasing showers and rising milder winds. A regional agricultural outlook cites sound stock and cropping prospects, aided by rainfall but warns of continued wet conditions delaying fieldwork.
The Winchelsea Herd Testing Association announced the fodder conservation contest winner Mr. Bi Norman Eurack. Attendees from Geelong and rural groups observed silage pits and learned on pit storage, fermentation control, air regulation, and timing for optimal silage. Dairy cows readily consume this fodder, with notes on sweet versus sour varieties and proper topping.
Royal gifts pour in as preparations for the Duke of Windsor's wedding proceed. Courtiers and dignitaries receive mementos from Monts and Weluerins, with items spanning from chateau to motor carriage. The ceremony date tightens plans as guests arrive and streets fill with the royal procession.
London reports a religious ceremony planned by Rev. Anderson and Rev. Hermon Huzery for Windsor and Worcester involving Mr and Mrs. Walfield. Attendants are urged to attend as full order is expected to be observed.
London reports the Rey A Duceline has gone to France for an unexpected mission and to the Archbishops of Canterbury, with a statement from HG tng regarding a religious ceremony. The Daily Herald notes Ber Tardine’s role and invites prayer for the occasion and family.
The unnamed vicar remains unmoved by a request reportedly from Duke Melony for a royal wedding. The vicar questions the feasibility of a union between the Royal Amity showld and England, citing concerns and hierarchy.
Horsham residents respond to a humanitarian drive, with the Mayor's fund reporting £18,107 raised so far. The appeal urges Victorians to donate £100,000 to combat cancer. Dosen Golf Club has opened a subscription to support the effort, with donation boxes at the clubhouse.
The Canberra University College plans to expand as enrolments rise from 81 to 120. A two year patent law program, meeting Commonwealth Public Service Board needs, draws students from Canberra and Labus. If numbers grow, a new building may be required and the college may use staff from the Military College.
A disturbance near a post office in Alelbourm at 180 a.m. led to gunfire between a loiterer and a watchman. The fugitive fled the scene, and authorities reported the bakery and post office building were informed. No injuries confirmed.
Cable reports from London state Mia Miller, owner of the Derby winner, was barred from the King's dinner for Jockey Club members at Buckingham Palace tonight because the event is traditionally men only. The incident highlights ongoing gender exclusion in royal sporting circles.
An anonymous letter to the editor argues the federal government must limit Australian primary industries to protect national interests amid a looming Federal Opposition appointment. The writer accuses Japan and the United States of manipulating markets and urges government restraint while condemning aggressive maneuvers impacting local producers. The letter closes with sign-off from TOP FLSOM.
An Australian Savings Bank report notes deposits near 22,000,000 pounds by June, with April totals around 2,080,000 pounds and September targets near 22,000,000. It argues savings banks encourage thrift but warns many people misunderstand government bond advantages and liquidity compared with other investments.
A scrambled wire service brief reports a withdrawal from Mrs Freer with no clear explanation. The note references political figures, locations, and a cabinet context, but sentences are garbled, yielding little verifiable detail about the act or its consequences.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Presbyterian gathering with references to a kirk, work at the Kirk, and Sunday events. Names appear in garbled form, suggesting church attendance, a reading, and possibly a children's program. The snippet hints at a religious service and community activities within a small town.
Tay Fi tzalbury of Warr 10 visits the Horshatt area to preach objects and deliver a Monday evening lecture during anniversary services. The event features speaker B Le Semmens, 41, and notes prior gatherings, with plans postponed then resumed Wednesday week.
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