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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
8
A garbled historical notice discusses funding concerns for SWF primary projects, referencing figures near 100M and 67 500, with mentions of Creditors Fund and various committees. The text names several places and organizations in a veiled critique of government spending and project priorities.
The Western Province Legislative Council candidate LR Rodda spoke at Horsham Town Hall with ministers Bussau and Lamb attending. Rodda stressed Upper House reform but denied abolition, urged support in the June 12 Horsham vote, and claimed strong Western district backing for the Country Party.
Mr Lamb urged electors in Western Province to back reform of the Upper House, praising the Dunstan government and Country party. He cited Rodda’s sincerity, warned against abolition, and argued reform would safeguard the council while supporting all regions.
The minister praised candidate Mr Sen Rodda for his long connection with primary producers and knowledge of Wimmera conditions. He urged supporters to rally for him on June 12 and to bolster votes for the union that knew the Assembly, stressing his suitability for the Legislative Council.
Mr W J Williamson retiring Western Province member of The Legiarative Council addressed a small turnout at the Public Library ball night presided by Mayor Dr L Hut chenson. Williamson seeks reelection as an Independent nomber. An unseen text and fabric references appear in the surrounding verse.
The notice discusses compulsory voting and penalties for nonparticipation. It outlines eligibility and special cases for postal ballots, application forms, and the process for voting within a division. It mentions fines, divisions, and declarations tied to voting by residents and eligible electors.
Disjointed OCR fragment depicts Maryon Curtis and Al Pew as stars with vague references to makeup, cosmetics, and fashion motifs. Mentions of Paris, Wrinkles, creams, and beauty imagery hint at a promotional or fan notice, though many terms are garbled and unclear.
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