Weight & Sons Funeral Directors Horsham Ad
The Services and Funeral Director are required at a time which demands sympathy tact and a perfect knowledge of all the detail incidental to a funeral. Our 40 years experience enables us to render this service and assist the bereaved with mortuary arrangements suitable to financial circumstances. A. F. Weight & Sons, Funeral Directors 28 Wilson Street Horsham Tel 220 after hours 226 and 644.
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Wilson Street
Horsham
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Jost Couple Welcome Son at Abbotsleigh Private Hospital
At Abbotsleigh Private Hospital on June . to Mr and Mrs C Stanley Jost of Quantong a son Graham Stanler. Both well.
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Tost
Abbotsleigh Private Hospital
C. Stanley Jost
Quantong
Graham Stanler
Bereavement Card Thanks in Horsham
The McRa family thanks Dr Henderson staff at Abbotsleigh Private Hospital Rev E G Petherick and Mr and Mrs Les Harris plus all friends for letters cards and tributes during their recent sad bereavement Bennett Road Horsham.
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E. McRa
Dr. Henderson
Abbotsleigh
E. G. Petherick
Les. Harris
Bennett Road
Horsham
Memorial notices for Dumesny and Saunders 1934
In sad memory a mother died June 9 1934 with family notes of care and loss. A son and brother Saunders died June 5 1934 with verse of a voice stilled and a prize vacant in the heart. Inserted by family members.
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Dumesny
Ron
Nlayn
Herbert
Ethel
Melbourne Produce Market Wheat and Grain Prices
Melbourne market notes list new wheat at 4/2 and old at 3/14, milling Orta 2/4 to 2/54, feed 1/10 to 2/1, barley English 2/6 to 3/. Maize 4/11, potatoes £5 to 26 a case, onions £7 to £7 15, chatt £3 to £1, and Wheat in Horsham at 2/83 per bushel.
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follo+ wing
Horsham
Ballarat
Melbourne
Orta
Settlement Efforts Advance Amid District Protests
The Closer Settlement Commission presses on to clean up postwar land settlement issues despite protests in several districts. Officials and the Returned Soldiers' Association back chair Clive McPherson, claiming strong support for reforms.
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Returned Soldiers’ Association
Clive McPherson
Atras
Soldier settlers and the crown funded settlements debate
The article discusses soldier settlers, anticipated crown support for agricultural plots, and tensions between a minister and soldier-constituents. It notes strong aversion to agitators within settlements,謝 disaffected traders backing unrest, and concerns over financial interests influencing settlement success.
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I Plana
Centenary Celebrations Leave Bitter Aftertaste and Failures
The Victorian Centenary episode ends with criticism of the Duke of Gloucester's withdrawal from broadcasting an address. Public enthusiasm fades as hotels, works, and a park contract disappoint followers. funds remain stuck, monuments absent, and only a stamp garners tribute.
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Duke of Gloucester
Loto
King’s Domain
Gloucester Park
South ‘African’ Broadcasting Company
Dominion
Mild Weather Notes and Housing Link Plans
The week brings milder conditions and settled weather with light winds. Horsham Sew Street linkage projected, linking houses at a rate of 200 per month, as expected by the authority.
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Horsham Sew
Erage
Slip and Break Injures Haven Woman in Accident
Haven resident Lyne suffered a fractured ankle after a slip last Saturday. She was taken to Horstam for medical evaluation revealing multiple fractures in her foot.
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Lyne
Haven
Horstam
Butcher's and Milk Carts Collide in Wawonna
A butcher Mr MM Pearson leaving his cart outside the Victoria Hotel on Wawonna road strapped the wheel. The horse broke free and swung round, colliding with a milk cart. A deputation from the Arapiles Shire Council sought road takeover.
Council recognizes four decades of service resignation tendered
Horstiani Town council records Mr A Selkirk long serving turncock resigning after forty years. Secretary read the letter at a monthly meeting. The mayor and council discuss honoring faithful service but note no superannuation fund. Finance committee to consider appropriate recognition.
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A.” Selkirk
Las
Dice
W. P. _ Pryor
Sel- Kirie
Leen Sturtbock
Pervicks
Cone F. Lanigrands
D. Anderson
Miyor
Ava
Finance’ Committee
Langlands
Selkirk
Finance Committee
Unclear Siam Town Council Meeting Report
A garbled report from Siam Town Council discusses a recent event labeled as Miceday evening. The text mentions Dr. L Hurghesedn and a small sitbreak at the show, with references to a water incident, pipes, mud, and a boat, but the details are largely unintelligible.
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Siam Town
L!hurghesedn
Regulations on Motor Spirit Handling and Smoking Prohibition
A fragmentary notice outlines safety rules for petrol handling during fuelling operations. It warns against smoking or using cigars near petrol vapors and states penalties up to £20 for noncompliance. It also mentions that petrol may be supplied to a motor car while the engine runs.
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Tnotor
Broken collarbone case after fall treated at base hospital
A man suffered a broken collarbone after a fall and was treated at Horsham Base Hospital. The report notes the injury occurred during an incident and was subsequently managed by medical staff.
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Horsham Base
Dentist Hiern Thomas Announces Weekend Visit
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate dentist Hiern Thomas will visit Friday and may exchange at a hotel. Gad is mentioned with a Wednesday reference and a hotin Friday noting June 14.
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Hiern ‘Thomas
Hotsinin
Diamond Jubilee Rally Of Girls Friendly Society At Arracknabeal
The Girls Friendly Society marked its diamond jubilee with a grand rally at Arracknabeal on Monday. A church parade and holy communion opened the day, followed by toasts to the King and church leaders. After breakfast, sport and a brief evensong concluded the event with a call to strengthen faith in parishes. Fire Brigade Ball to follow at Horsham Town Hall on June 11 with dancing and decorations planned.
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Svodmaing
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Laurie
Hrocesan
Thei Gounell
Bent
KF .Cregan
Avos
Ayere
Onored
G. “Adger J
Clinch
Horsham
Girls' Friendly Society
Bull
Wailers
Gbm.s
Church of the”Living God
Judgment on Debt Case Details Limited
A judgment on the indebtedness matter was issued in a court proceeding. The record lists minimal specifics with no further identifiers or dates available in the readable text. The filing appears to concern a civil debt case unresolved at the time of transcription.
Banino resident fined for no tail light
Constable Rhig reports that on a May evening at about 5 pm on Natinok road, Driscoll driving a truck without a tail light was stopped. The owner claimed the light was broken and forgotten. A fine of £1 was imposed by Justices J Barnes and M F Kelley at the Bene.
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Wedriesch Max
Driscoll
Rhig Suil
Natinok Road
Clessrs
J. Barnes
M.F. Kelley
J.P
Tyre Blows On Horsham Run Causes Car Overturn
Six passengers in a sedan owned by a Ballarat resident were driving to Horsham when a tyre blew out about ten miles from Stawell. The back wheel wrecked and the car overturned, causing extensive body damage but leaving all occupants with only minor injuries. A broken trunk hoisted the disabled vehicle into Stawell for mechanical attention.
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Ballarat
Horsham Dogs Win at Hamilton Show
Horsham dogs claim top honors at the second annual Hamilton and Western District Poultry and Kennel Club show. Lucky Star cocker spaniel earns five distinctive awards including best cocker spaniel and champion of all dogs. Lucky Blur wins two firsts in Australian bred cocker spaniel and Rocky Rockers sections. Judge Mr J Weir Peek hails champion cocker spaniel as among the best seen. Theatrical feature tonight at Horsham Theatre is The Gay Divorcee starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers with a cast of 50 dancers. Behold My Wife screens later with Gene Raymond.
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Hamilton and Western District
Dll
Sliver Bell
Lucky Star
Afr
Vietétian, Poultry and Kennel Chat
Kennel Control. Council
Aid
Horsham Theatre
Fred. Astaire
Ginger. Rogers
Alice Brady
Edward “Horton
Canines Thesilm
Cole Porter
Mack Gordon
Harry Revel
Con Conrad
Herb
Magidson
Gary Griyt
Tmve
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Hoto
Jéve O
Sylvia Sidnay
Gene Raymond
New Mexico
Palace of Versailles in Time of Court Life
A historic presentation recounts life at Versailles in a period of court intrigue and manners. Wheeler and Woolsey provide a witty talkie portraying a small household with charm and naturalism.
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Palace of Versailles
Wheeler and Wioolsey
Horsham Ex-Students Annual Ball to Aid Scholarship Fund
The Horsham Ex-Students Association holds its annual ball at the Town Hall on Monday the 24th. A splendid supper will be served buffet style and a full orchestra will provide music for the evening. Proceeds go to the High School scholarship endowment fund.
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Horsham Ex-Students' Association
May pianoforte theory exams in Melbourne successful pupils
In Melbourne University examinations Miss Bertha Picken Horsham house achieved success with Grade 3 harmony and counterpoint. Andrey Riley passed while Eileen Seater earned credit.
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University At Melbourne
Bertha Picken
McLachlan Street
Horsham
Andrey Riley
Eileen ‘Seater
Eileen ™ Seater
Cascade poll demonstrates profitable Break O' Day mine process
Demonstrations at Corindhap on the site of the old Break O Day mine show a new unrelate metallurgist designed method to recover flour gold from mining debris. Mining men praise the process as suitable for deposits not amenable to cyanide and expect success on material once deemed too poor, with several tailing heaps secured for processing.
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Corindhap
Norway teaches children rules of traffic in Oslo schools
Oslo authorities and the Royal Norwegian Automobile Club publish The Ten Traffic Styles to be printed in back of schoolchildren's writing books. The program aims to instill traffic laws among all school age pupils with guidance from the automobile association.
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Norway
Oslo
Royal ‘Norwegian ‘Automobile ‘Club
Schobt
Geross Ughtares
Automo:bis ‘Association
Council backs $1000 grant for five years
The South Wales Council of Scientific and Industrial Research plans to seek a £1000 yearly grant from the Federal Government to conduct research aimed at combating grasshopper plagues.
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South - Wales
Council
Scientific and Industrial Research
S¢Uk
Branté
Australian exhibition in Japan aims to showcase Australian products
The Commonwealth and State Governments commend Japan to host a 20 city Australian spring goods exhibition later this year. The purpose is to spread knowledge of Australia and its products among Japanese people.
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Australia
Japan
Reform Movement Meeting to be Held at Stawell
The reform movement in Stawell aims to revive branches and invite delegates to confer with the Stawell Shire Council on tax reduction. Prominent figures including Mr. T. Macrnslan MLA and Mr. John Allen attended, urging all parties to unite for reform. A monster petition was proposed for submission to Parliament as a public meeting plans a committee to formulate a schema.
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Stawey
Stawell Shire
Sire
Stawell
Bhavell
Gr. D. Willian
T. Macrnslan
John Allen
Melbourne
S. A. Maddison
Parisee
The Wheat Bill Passes in Melbourne Assembly
The Wheat Bill providing the machinery for distributing the government's bounty of £400,000 to wheat growers was passed in the Melbourne Assembly today. Speakers criticized the plan as misdirected and claimed the Wheat Commission would fail to relieve farmers, noting the cost of the scheme and referencing statements by Wheat Growers Association leaders about bounty reforms and hire-purchase issues.
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Melbourne
Thorsay
T. K
Ht C.P
Sr. A. Ghay
UAT
Wheat Growers’ Association
Wheat Commission
F.C. Cameron
Minister on Tai Trial of Hayes for false doctrine
The trial of the Rev Hayes in the Church of England was described by Dr Ellery who testified Hayes suffered from a temporary mental condition and anxiety. Hayes declined a £30 offer to fund his defence, preferring other means to cover costs.
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Teyil Hayes
Church of England
Imes
Ellery
Hayes
Bae
H. BE
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