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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
5
A notice goods details in tribute listings mention George Warnett with references to family and services. The card expresses sympathy and outlines condolences from mourners and associates in a formal remembrance context.
From Our Corresponde Mellavirae Weekly market notes list barley Cape 27, Malse 91, Potar eye 110, Yo 410, onions 49/40 B15, Lucerne 44030 B16, Liza. Wheat price in Horshasa notes 241 per bishel.
A summary of a deputation of red fruit growers pressing the Premier over production limits. The group argued that the proposed constraints would not be feasible and urged consideration of alternative support. The Premier heard the requests but upheld the general stance on restricting dried fruit output.
A late 19th century city policy proposal seeks to curb infections by isolating patients in public hospital wards and charging residents for treatment. Dr View Sheikh advocates mandatory care while municipalities face liability and partial payments from patients, prompting calls for prompt practical action.
Rain fell again last night with a slow drizzle earlier. The official forecast indicated generally mild and cloudy conditions with further showers, mainly north and east. Wheat crops show limited improvement. livestock may suffer from cold wind and lower temperatures.
In a damaged notice, Vernon cannot attend the Horsham show due to a clursty night at the monthly innsng. The invitation is extended by the Secretary of the cultural Boat, with references to friends and plans for the annual display and a potential visit to Horstam on the itinerary.
Local council discussed renewing a police union licence for a football match at the Merstonian Reserve and debated building by laws. The council approved granting the license and outlined building standards including frontages, depth, and wall construction while planning for contingency and public safety measures.
At a Horsham Town Council meeting, counselors urged the Railway Department to cut fares and improve service. Mayor Dr. R. J. Wilmoth supported addressing fare reductions and better passenger service, with Dr. J. Bayne and Botany as members involved in the discussion. Citizens from Horsham would travel to Melbourne to check on possible return upgrades, though the specifics remained unclear.
Fragmentary notes show the Hiratians Land Board in discussion with Vertis Fant and F. Oliver regarding a town matter in Dimhouli. The record is incomplete but indicates disputes and procedural movements in the board’s sessions.
At the monthly meeting the chainman Com J Barnes and members discussed builder participation for homes. They weighed pros and cons of detaching or incorporating the new buildings under existing structures, considering weather and cost implications.
Fragmentary line lists a cow related production note with unclear terms and missing context. It mentions a male cow, references to manufacturers and an unidentified stream of letters that obscures meaning.
A full meeting of the Council of Agricultural Education on Wednesday approved appointing Dr J. A. Henderson of Horsham as visiting medical officer to Longerenong Agricultural College. The decision followed a recommendation by Mr G. A Woodgate and reviews after representations by Horsham and Melbourne branches of the BAALEA.
A public cooking demonstration drew a large crowd of women at Horsham Mechanics Institute yesterday and last night. The event featured Thelma Crump of Colonial Gas Association Ltd as the cook with three gas stoves and a hot water unit. Proceeds benefit the Benevolent Society.
Fragmented journal entry from Horsham area records a sewing officer event and a series of society notes. Mentions Tilda Nie Horsham One, Mr Shanahan from Western Australia, and a defeat of Green Park last Saturday. Includes names of officers, committees, and a women’s auxiliary meeting at Mystical Hall with brief community notices.
A community group hosts a social evening on Wednesday June 10 at Pastel Mat for adults and children. The event features a short program with Canes quartet, a prize draw, and a fashion display. Food and drinks are provided, and seating will be arranged by the hall committee.
Report on the film At the Bottom of the World featuring dramatic polar scenes and a separate volcano of Pompeii inspired imagery. Also notes on a program with Wheeler, Weoley, and Dorothy Lev plus dramatic life themes and a weather related plot about rainmaker Roscle. Mentions local society events and Girl Guides invitation in Burham parish.
A clearing sale is held at Murra Warra on Monday at 1 30 pm with the entire stock of Mr Arthur Holland. Livestock and new collars are listed among items to be auctioned. agents David Anderson Go and Mitchell trim will conduct the sale. The event includes public notices and remarks by local officials, with references to a divorce case and other local matters in the court.
The Horskeus and District Scottish Society will meet at Therseman's Cafe on Wednesday June 0. Rev B L Semana will give an illustrated talk on a Scottish tre fob. Members and friends urged to attend to discuss the NEW COMMONWEALTH LOAN and its investment details and benefits.
The Horsham Town Council discusses the Farmers Debts Adjustment Act at a meeting led by Mayor and council members. Officials weigh policy implications and potential impact on local farmers, with debate focusing on how the act would be applied in their district.
The Department of Agriculture plans a modern wheat testing facility at the Victorian research farm to evaluate malting and bread wheat varieties. Funding includes grants and equipment costs with a research team from millers bakers and exporters. The aim is to improve yields and support trials during the harvest period.
Fragmentary OCR describes estates of Berle Avivo Tates aiding Hector David Henry Miller and Hater A Miller. Executors Kent Kennedy named in interior creditors proceedings. Property value, securities held, and liabilities discussed.
Edwin Living longtime Wangaratta resident died after 43 years there. Born at Wandong, he held posts in Melbourne and across Australia, later managing Wangaratta's branch of the New South Wales bank. He knew Ned Kelly era events, faced pressure from parties, and left a widow with two daughters and a son. He was tied to local public life and was burned in a house incident.
The report outlines a strategic petrol reserve plan to avert shortages. It cites an estimated 2,750,000 tons of petrol to be stored at strategic points across Britain and allied farms, with costs projected around million pounds. It notes expected UK consumption and potential output from tanks and future maintenance, referencing figures and locations in the British Empire.
A distorted report argues for amending laws to curb theft and illegal use of vehicles. It mentions police chief concerns, proving ownership in theft cases, and the need to deter predatory acts and illicit petrol theft. The piece stresses stronger measures and enforcement to reduce crime in garages and streets.
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