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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
5
A fragmented list shows prices for butter cheese honey potatoes onions barley bran and flour in Tekan sore Figua. The table includes factory butter and semimatand cheese with per unit costs and per bushel figures for oats and pollard.
Fragmented OCR text notes a Melbourne produce market with references to milling, barrels, prices, and quantities. Names, dates, and exact items are unclear due to garbled text. main idea points to market listings and pricing activity in Melbourne.
The readable portions discuss governance and religious influence, mentioning Morlis t taeat Ndlomgh, the Secretaey, and references to Melbourne. It notes aims to apply provisions possible and the impact on hospitals and charities. The text is fragmented and unclear in places.
Fragmentary text mentions a minister and speaker, references to Australia and various individuals, but the passage is garbled with unreadable phrases and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
At the monthly meeting of the Institution's committee of management in the president's absence, vice president F Langland presided. Receipts rose from prior year with gate takings 10 1, carnival race 40 0 2, cricket raffle 27, sundry stalls 28 14 11, race meeting 64 3 7, and picture night 24 14 4. The biggest costs were trophies 5 5 17, raffle prizes 12 10, salaries 34, printing and advertising 50 13 3, and sundry expenses 58 11 6.
A railway porter from Brusewick who heroically attempted to save Mrs. Ivas Witinaren from a moving train died in hospital after leg amputation and toe removals. Governor-General Sir Isaac Isaacs inquired about his condition as the station tragedy also claimed Mr. Carey who slipped between a platform and a train. Funeral was held with hundreds in attendance and a requiem mass at St Joseph's Church.
Leslie Penhall, 21, of War racknabeal, was sentenced by Judge A W Foster to 12 months in Horsham Court of General Sessions for stealing a horse owned by John Williams Chaxe. The sentence was suspended on Penhall entering a bond of good behavior for three years.
John Tait of Facil Lie street Horsham suffered a serious head injury while handling a concrete mixer hopper at the council depot behind the gas works. A clutch released and the container struck his head, leaving him briefly unconscious before coworkers aided him and he was sent home for recovery.
The Horsham Homing Club held its second weekly show Saturday with judging by Mr W Dryer. Red chequer hen won by W Fraser while other birds and handlers placed, including Ro Holmes and BL Molwes. Tomorrow’s classes include Vergele ben and other color hens plus the all birds championship.
A court case in Horshai County concerns Mary J Wold versus Lily ASN over delivery of chattels. The parties reportedly discussed an arrangement, with damages for conversion mentioned as an alternative avenue.
Witnesses faced scrutiny at General Sessions in the Antwerp farming case about tar and feathering of A. Lehmann. Judge Foster urged clear testimony as defendants and locals debated the incident and related tensions. Horsham Base Hospital reports record patient load, with 148 admissions already this year and three weeks remaining.
The hospital secretary records receipts from Wonwondah East school committee totaling £11 16s 6d and from Denng South £2 13s 10d, both proceeds of dances. A Church of England Ladies' Guild member hosted a gift afternoon, yielding a generous goods collection for the institution.
Women urged to visit Madame Griffe for greatly reduced frocks and two piece woollens starting at 11 shillings. New arrivals include smart frocks in blue wine and brown shades made in fashionable styles. Ad.
A Wednesday session at Horsham Court of General Session heard unclear charges involving a man named Foster and others. Evidence described a complex sequence of events and resulting penalties including imprisonment, with dates and precise details obscured in the record.
At the monthly meeting of the Harshan Sewerage Authority on Tuesday Com O Brien reported the latest details on sewerage labor. The roll showed 87 men, including 21 veterans and 2 civilians, with 17 specialists among them. Four new locals are employed and will be replaced as work progresses to meet local employment goals.
Mr W F E Thomas dentist will lay at the Exchange Hotel today Friday and may be consulted all day till noon. He will visit Dimboola tomorrow, repair on Wednesday and Kaniva Thursday.
Cow Euas A Arvolt Co advertises cow rum for sale from 9 6 and horse rugs at low prices. Tarpaulina also made to order with general stock of sad diary always on hand Adri.
The Horsham branch of the RS.S.TL.A. general committee met at Memorial Hall to plan a July military ball at Town Hall with social committee oversight. Delegates from the branch will attend conferences in Melbourne on July 10 and 20. The state secretary notes this branch has the district’s highest membership.
The 36th Broadbent map of Victoria and Riverine plus the Federal capital area is lauded for its road network distances and railway stations marked in red. It includes topography, Melbourne plan, and back-page index. price 26 shillings, available at the Royal Auto Club Tourist Bureau and booksellers. A Wimarra Horse Association meeting in Dimboola is set for June 17 and a June 15 dance supports Horsham Base Hospital.
Emil Seitz sued Paul Schurmane for £75 10/ in wages and for the return of a repeating rifle detained by the defendant. The court ordered £28 10/ and the rifle return, with costs to be taxed. In Ballarat, cattle prices rose as top stock gained 10/ to 20/ with brisk competition and high calf sales, while poultry losses and fox depredations affected farms.
The fragment notes a euchre party at the Catholic School Hall on Tuesday June Li and a meeting of the women's auxiliary of the Horsham KAADSTOA in the Memorial Hall at 3 PM. It also mentions a stray poisoning incident involving Mr Albion Hawker of Yearings and foxes found nearby.
On Tuesday a letter from Horsham Football Club secretary L Pryors and AL Knowles asked the Recreation Reserve be available for matches on August 5 12 and a semi final, with 1d per spectator. Wimmera League will control matches including Warracknabeal and Ararat areas. Council granted request amid dressing shed debt concerns. 5 percent added to reserves to fund debt.
Melbourne reports an invasion of Gippsland coastal fishing grounds by giant crabs up to five feet, paralysing the industry. Fishermen plan to ask the Government to cover the cost of hauling rollers into the sea to crush the crabs, which burrow three feet deep on the ocean bed.
The Loan Council today decided not to discontinue the national debt sinking fund payments. This year the payments total £400 for the rates and £4,275 for the Commonwealth. The decision is seen as aiding national credit and facilitating further exchanges.
The Royal Commission heard evidence on petrol industry practices with witnesses questioned about production and disclosure failures. Shell Company manager Mr Dareh stated recent precautions aimed to prevent further disruption and noted private inquiries sought by several firms.
Inquest into the death of Richard Supple revealed a Syrian suspect Adelaiie Thared charged with murder. Detective Strantunas reported stains on linoleum and concrete near a Norian storekeeper Salem Mairead, with further stains found at a small shop and soil, as the inquest remained unfinished.
In Melbourne on Thursday Mrs Helena McCunnche of Port Melbourne seeks 0000 damages from Mrs Elith Rainford of Camperdown New South Wales alleging malicious prosecution for a charge of stealing and wrongful imprisonment in a hotel partnership dispute that has since dissolved. The hearing is unfinished.
Miners resume work after mine owners threaten closure. Workers had been on strike since Tuesday. payment disputes and demand for better conditions cited as cause. Local officials report stability as operations restart Thursday in Syvitoer.
The Acting Superintendent of Agriculture Mr J Krake said Victoria wheat acreage should match last season. Last season covered SRAM acres with 8000 acres of hay. The season started well with good rain except in parts of the northern country. In the Mallee and Whoamera the land looked strong with green growth. Last season yield was 431,2129 bushels at an average of 14.41 bushels per acre, the best in six years.
Roy Temple alias Roy Thomas, sentenced to six months at Mawel Court on Easter Monday for an attempted assault on G Heath, the Gift winner, surrendered to serve his term and abandoned the appeal heard at Brawell last Tuesday.
London report says misunderstandings over article three of the Four Power Pact are solved and the pact providing ten years of peace in Europe was initialled in Rome last night.
Tokio reports a massive explosion at the Humanals powder magazine destroying fifteen aeroplanes. Heavy casualties are feared as the fire spreads to nearby hangars and storages.
The report describes delays affecting the Mollisens and related travelers. It mentions Tamadon and Thoreseley as well as Vat varie rhe sen farer, with references to Wellisegis and a Michi te New York route. Occupants faced disruption while awaiting a local committee decision and a stated work-related wind event.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions doctors and a likely health context with unclear names and details. Reads like a stray newspaper snippet with partial phrases about medical persons and mental health topics, lacking coherent date or place identifiers.
An advisory commission of the League of Nations presented a report concerning the torbal stn ob Mamehirla currency. The document outlines currency measures and related economic considerations for the region under international review.
Describing the shift in ownership and command, Ted Pelpes becomes captain of a Thames pleasure steamer after concerns over securing a suitable master for the professional scullita project. The event marks a change in leadership for the river craft along the Thames.
A puzzling Wednesday report from Vancouver references unclear terms and names as locals discuss conditions and tracing methods. The fragmented text mentions cycles and aims to identify causes amid a broader unnamed study or event.
The readable letters form a jumble of names and phrases including Love, Loren, Wasdale, Prin of Asturias, ex Ring, Spartan, Pete, Lan, Whitt, Wise, and end. The fragmentary content lacks a clear event or narrative to summarize into a coherent item.
Russian aviator Japws Mattern, en route to circle the globe, forced a landing near Prokoplewk after 9 hours in the air. The incident occurred Thursday in Moscow as he continued the world flight attempt.
Unlikely Tee Phay and Themas Larword will consult a foot specialist Friday and may miss remaining games this season. Expected to determine readiness for return could affect upcoming matches and team plans.
Several jurymen were excused from serving at the Court of Generes sions in Melbourne for various reasons including tending cows and unwilling witnesses. A nervous witness shuffled from the box and a man casually swept the table as he left, prompting a reminder from the judge’s associate before returning the Bible to the box amid suppressed laughter.
An ad warns of a pill marketed to cure headaches moodiness and low mood. It claims immediate relief and a return to a happier life. The text imitates a medical remedy pitch with mentions of a “Der Williams” and other names, implying a sensational patent medicine style.
The cochre and dance scheduled for tonight at the Shoon Golf House have been postponed indefinitely, with no rescheduled date announced.
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