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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
11
A detailed description outlines a street apparatus resembling a slot machine. Inserting a coin activates a lever and a tube spout to release a pad with a message, allowing the sender to communicate privately. Early tests face public acceptance and legal scrutiny.
In Mount Gambier Police Court Henry Gorlow testifies about Michael Malone accused of taking a horse and buggy from Barflatt's and driving toward Kineton. Constable Norman notes the movements on May 12 and the judge considers a fine of five pounds with further conditions.
An editorial exhorts readers to embody the Amy Johnson spirit by acting as better citizens of the Empire. It urges unity, constructive patriotism, and selfless service to Australia, calling on all to emulate her courage and strive to aid the nation in practical ways.
The council revisited wage scales with Cr. and Scuit opposing a rise. The engineer noted federal and union rates, proposing dual rates for the same work. A review is expected. Cr. P. Ryan warned of limited future hiring. An employment grant of £100 was approved.
The Royal Automobile Association notes untapped beauty spots near Tantanoola on the Prince’s Highway. Tantamools Cave offers illuminated chambers, stalactites, and views over six miles of countryside with parking and picnicking. Sandy Water Hole provides river trips, forest scenery, and boating access from the BAA touring department.
The letter discusses marking goods as Australian made to protect local industry and curb imports. It cites proposals for mandatory origin markings and public support for distinct branding like "Australian Made" to boost employment and deter cheap foreign goods. The piece links unemployment concerns, Empire free trade, and national identity to a push for protective labeling and domestic production.
Weather report from Central Bureau lists rainfall figures across regions including McNee-Miiwehip Solt Lake and Yarrawonga. Measurements show varied totals with Yarrawonga 17 inches, Wangaratta 52, and Buchan 583 recorded, localities such as Dookie and Ararat also noted.
The Winchelsea District Hort Test Association announces cow entries led by J G Norman's Blackie T during the May mating test period. The top cow produced 12 876 milk units and 423 fat units with butter fat at B02.
At Marton Police Court William Starick was charged with a similar offense to a prior case. The proceedings describe his alleged actions and mention his appearance with a relative, detailing accommodations and a request for information. The case references a May date and awaits further legal steps.
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