Prices and market quotes from Melbourne Dalgety and Co report
Dalgety and Co report lists prices for Butter Honey potatoes oats and flour. wheat 403 milling oats 1/11 to 2/1 feed 1/4 to 1/8 barley English 2/6 Cape 1 to 2/7 maize 4/ potatoes 3 to 372/8 onions 15 1/ to 17 chaff 3 2/0 to 4 eggs. The price in Horsham yesterday for wheat was 2/7 per bushel.
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Ee Pogeisieen
Ego
Melbourne
Thureday
Dalgety and Co
du Cape
Horsham
Beloved Grandmother Remembered By Koenig Family
Bereavement card expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for letters cards flowers and comfort after the loss of the beloved grandmother. Special thanks to Sister Booth Star of Wembley Private Hospital and Dr Gordon Forsyth for care and kindness.
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Lou Koenig
Omothers
Booth
Star
Wembley Private Hospital
Gorden Forsyth
Tippett
Cme- Thers
W. Brugey
Joe
RL Retty
Mes Simin
James Martin
Gerlach
Martini
Lock
Elbournine
Hoberts Uibowind
Tockthehl
Christian
Eiste Chirds
Ary Mt Tle
Millar Street
Thirst
Joie
Reduction of Numbers in Parliament Debate
Discussion on cutting parliamentary seats with opposition from Premier Styglow Argyle citing risks of power concentration. Chief Secretary Marqarian and others question immediate savings due to redistricting costs and electoral machinery overhaul.
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Eantel
Kok Remy
Sr Styglow Argyle
Tasviania
Preenihal
Ceoater
Sir Stanley
Tew
MarQirian
Thinstan
Paerwan Coalfield Estimated To Last Five Hundred Years
State Collieries manager G N Broome inspected the Parwan South coalfield covering about 1250 acres. He estimates 10 million tons of brown coal at 123 to 10 feet thickness and a water level, with total coal near 10 million tons usable at the field. Moisture content is low and tests show moisture well under that of Yallourn coal. Field tested to a depth of 50 feet.
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G. N. Broome
Parwan South
Public service tensions shadow Hogan era reforms
The article notes friction between Argyle Government officials and public service leaders amid disputes over policy and administration. It cites self important public servants directing the political head, calls for moderation by Chief Secretary Macfarlan, and mentions potential strikes in the Railway department under Mr Menzies.
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Argyle
Hogan
Treasury Department
A.S.P
Parliamentary Labor Party
Macfarlan
Menzies
Weather update foresees generally fine conditions
Noon forecast predicts mostly cloudy skies in the south with isolated misty showers on the coast and hills. Nights will be cold with frost and fog in places, but overall pleasant weather is expected elsewhere.
Truck Derailed Delays Melbourne Train Between Mar sham and Desen
An approaching truck on the line between Marsham and Desen forced the 3.50 pm mixed train to stop. A broken spring caused the mishap delaying the Melbourne service by nearly two hours. Railway gangs from Horsham and Doven repaired the track at Leven. Melbourne mall freight and Serviceton fast goods train were also delayed.
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Dooen
Melbourne
Marsham
Desen
Leven
Horsham
Doven
Serviceton
Horsham Sta Uhvem
Dogs Kill Lambs Near Horsham
Dogs mauled eight ewes and three lambs at Walmer, near Horsham, tearing twelve in total. Messrs N. Tucker and F. Barber reported their paddocks shared, and residents were warned to keep logs chained at night.
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Horsham
Messrs
N. Tucker
F. Barber
Walmer
Mr. Tucker
H. Barber
Lethal Chamber at Council Yard Addressed in Report
Inspector's report on disposing of small animals at the lethal chamber notes gas costs around 7d or 8d per animal. The Town Clerk said a charge of one shilling may cover expenses. The first animal was disposed of at the council yards with Lady Lyle's lethal chamber in four minutes without pain. The clerk was ordered to inquire about charges for disposing of citizens’ diseased pets.
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W. P. Pryor
Unemployed Men Charged With Vagrancy At Horsham Court
Four men of no fixed abode faced Mr. M F Kelley at Horsham Police Court on vagrancy charges following police action in Natmuk road. After warnings, the magistrate discharged them conditionally to leave the town within 24 hours and avoid future misbehavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Kelley
Horsham
M. J. Kearney
Natmuk Road
Kelley
Unauthorised riders resist train crew at Hovr sham
On Monday evening the 4 45 pm red train from Hovr sham station carried more than a dozen bagmen who refused to leave when the stationmaster ordered them off. Police were required to eject the passengers from the car.
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Hovrsham
Statoomaster
Horsham Council Deliberates on Chalking Ads by Shops
Borough inspector reports concern in monthly issue over store chalking advertisements on footpaths. At Tuesday’s council meeting councillors condemn the practice and direct the Town Clerk to act to prevent further breaches of by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Narrow escape for Horsham clergyman in car crash
Strong of the Rev Fat Lynch of Horsham nearly escaped serious injury traveling to Murton last Sunday morning. Rain made roads slippery and his car skidded across a pool beside a track east of Jong. The bumper stopped the car when a timber post protruding damaged the radiator, leaving the vehicle badly damaged.
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Strong
Fat Lynch
Horsham
Murton
Jong
Father Lynth
Abusing Sustenance Relief Reported at Council
The Mayor Dr J Barnes said relief privileges are being abused by some men who obtain up to £1 worth of orders with forged dates. One man asked to replace his order with chocolates and tobacco. Traveling dependents can only get food orders on Thursdays in towns about 50 miles apart, prompting tighter supervision.
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Horsham Borough
J. Barnes
Ile
Jersey cow gives birth to twins at Horsham farm
A Jersey cow owned by Mr. J. A. Millar of Edith Street Horsham produced twin calves this week. The two calves are pure-bred and thriving well, an unusual event noted in local farming circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Kingdom
J. A. Millar
Edith Street
Horsham
Madame Griffiths
Salvation Army Appeal for Clothing
Responding to a local Salvation Army appeal Captain and Mrs. W. E. Jewell distributed clothing and vegetables to the needy. With winter arriving there is greater demand for clothing wood and vegetables. donations may be left at the citadel on Pynsent street.
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Salvation Army Corps
Iti 2Eux
W. E. Jewell
Louis
Citadel
Pynsent Street
Forthcoming Band Ball at Horsham Town Hall
Committee members work tirelessly for the forthcoming band ball in Horsham town hall on Monday. Music promises to be excellent with a good floor and supper anticipated.
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Horsham Town
Mom
Horsham Poultry Club Plans August Show Dates
The Horsham Poultry Club hosts a monthly meeting next Tuesday with a judged exhibition and judge’s notes on ideal ducks. Pigeon fanciers attend for exhibitor opportunities at the club’s annual show in August. show date to be decided at the meeting.
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Horsham Poultry Club
Debate prospects and delays at Horsham league meeting
A Horsham league meeting presided by Mr. A. Malone discussed inter-town debating plans with the Natimuk Optimists Club seeking to contest against a Horsham team. The Longerenong College debate was postponed due to leadership issues, and re admission for Mr Nattrass was denied. A hospital fundraiser dance was announced for Monday at the Mechanics Institute with prizes and supper provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham A.N.A
Ply-Mls
Memorial Hall
League
A. Malone
Natimuk Optimists’ Club
Horsham
Longerenong College
Longerenong
Nattrass
H.A.C.B. Society
Longurescue
Nattrasa
H.A.C.B.A
College
Australia
Horsham Base Hospital
Mechanics’ Institute
BR. A. Jakin
Rainbow Byfort for Hospital Fund Raiser
A Horsham concert party visited Rainbow last month to raise funds for the Horsham Base Hospital. The Rainbow Girls Club followed with its annual ball, giving half the proceeds to the hospital effort. The hospital secretary Mr C R Freundham received a cheque for £48 5 3 from both events.
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Rainbow Byfort
Horsham
Rainbow
Horsham Base
Rainbow Girls’ Club
Horsham Institution
C. R. Freucham
Horsham Dancing Classes Return Under Mrs Carruthers
The town hall hosts a new session of dancing tuition on June 14 led by Mrs Carruthers. Ballroom focus returns with all ages welcome and fees donated to Horsham Bass Hospital by Mrs Carruthers.
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Carruthers
Carruthera
Snl Hors
Tea price cuts announced for Bushells Blue Label
The advertisement notes reduced prices for Bushells Blue Label tea while maintaining high quality. It cites disruptions in tea producing regions Verlon, India and Java due to overproduction and reduced world consumption, worsened by a new tea tax into England. Bushells Ltd expects lower prices soon though shipments at the lower prices have not yet arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushell
Verlon
India
Java
England
Brushells Ltd
Tribute to Horsham Vocal Mistress in Bendige
While in Bendige with two successful Horsham pupils Joan Jones and Marcon Butler, Misses Tom Caneron of Baillie Street Horsham was waited on by several aspiring singers inviting her to perform professionally so Horsham pupils might benefit from her talent.
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Bendige
Joan Jones
Marcon Butler
Tom Caneron
Horsham Methodist Ladies Meet Highlights Speech
Mrs Woo Pryor presided over a fortnightly Horsham Methodist Ladies gathering on Wisinessay afternoon. Mr G H Decking delivered an address. Mrs Berry Guest Gollan and Stone served, with Sister Day announced as the speaker for the next meeting.
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Mra
Woo Pryor
Horsham Methodist Lalis
G. H. Decking
Mradamesi
Berry
Guest
Gollan
Stone
Horsham Literary Club Inaugural Meeting At Perring’s Cafe
The Horsham Literary Club held its opening night at Perring’s Cafe with a constitution drafted and plans made for future meetings. A Minute secretary was elected by ballot for July, and Dr A Munthes book The Story of Sam Wichele was discussed by G B Woodgate, highlighting Naples cholera and Rome life with notable sketches. The next meeting is set for July 5 at 6 30 pm at Perring’s Cafe, with members urged to contact President H Radford or Garnet Dent if interested.
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Horsham Literary Club
Perring's
R. Mumme
Dr. A. Munthe
Sam Wichele
G. B. Woodgate
Woodgate
Paris
Naples
Caprice
Woolgate
Little John
Bucyer
Rome
Theker
Perring’s
Tueaday
F. B. Pederick
Renee
Bernard Hart
H. Radford
Horsham State |Ehoal
Ae Catans
Garnet Dent
Longerenong College
Horsham Fire Brigade Annual Ball Planned at Town Hall
Horsham invites the public to a social ball on Wednesday June 29 at the Town Hall. The brigade, having impressed last year with its demonstration, will skip canvassing for refreshments this year and hopes for strong local support.
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Horsham
Cleanliness Boosts Australian Egg Profits
A Horsham Poulter Club member visiting Melbourne markets highlighted losses from shirtworn eggs and urged stricter cleaning. He cited that the poultry industry in Australia valued at £11,000,000 last year could gain more if nests and eggs were kept spotless, with a typical extra halfpenny per dozen possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Horsham Poulter Club
Melbourne
Mortian Mothers' Club Benefit Concert at Horsham Theatre
A Mor tian Mothers' Club benefit concert is set for Horsham Theatre on Thursday June 2 to aid State school funds. The program features Horahate Artists and Ballarat’s top performers including Mrs Pryor. Booking details and charges are listed with proceeds supporting the school fund.
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Tian Miuthers
Horsham Theatre
Sune
Sune 1
Ballarat
Plovenew Pryor
Launcestan
Pienth Antt
Syrat
South Mirevt
Suaste Ant Reonisen
Hoesham Theatre Presents Mystery of Life Film
Lance Fairfax stars in The Beguar Sty lemn' harp tay Hight smd to mnermin night. Shirl Dale, Maarte Daly, Jerry Varna headline a cast in a controversial life progression epic. Mysteries of Life, produced by VFA, opens with a Thursday matinee at 2:15 pm and runs Monday to Wednesday.
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Hoesham Theatre
Lance Fairfax
Australia
Shirl Dale
Bee
Maarte Daly
Jerry Varna
Xelouin
Sil
VFA
Bigantic Continentaf Arminication
Boys for Farmers Sought Public Backing in Geelong Meeting
Strong opposition to J Tweeddale's plan for boys to plow on farms at low rates was voiced by a Trades Hall section at a public meeting called by the Mayor near the City Hall. The Mayor O C Hearne received a good hearing while Tweeddale's speech faced opposition but was later approved after a test motion.
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J. Paceddale
Trades Hall
Geelong
Aml O. C. Hearne
J. Tweeddale
2000 Cigars Sold at Christie’s in London
Two thousand cigars once owned by Lord Stonehaven, former Governor General of the Commonwealth, were sold at Christie’s in London for £152. Some cigars brought £10 10s each.
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Lord Stonehaven
The
Commonwealth
Christie’s Auction Rooms
London
Minister Drops Rabbit Trapping Bonus Plan
The Minister for Laiis Mr Dunstan will not back cabinet proposals to pay a 2d per pair rabbit trapping bonus. He cites high cost in poor finances and argues higher skin prices could better aid the unemployed. inspectors ordered to start a rabbit extermination campaign in the northwest with farmer participation and post scrutiny of claims for assistance.
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Laiis
Dunstan
Horsham WCTU to Host District Conference in September
The Horsham Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a June meeting led by Mrs. Payne. They planned a district conference in Horsham during the second week of September. Members mourned the passing of Mrs. Ricketts, a founder and long‑time pillar of the Horsham branch and state’s oldest member. A wreath was laid at the graveside. Rev. A F Chancellor spoke at the service and Mrs. Chancellor sang. Afternoon tea was served by Mesdames Fisher, Farmer and Swartz.
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Horsham
Mia
Mesdames Fisher, Farmer and Swartz
Essay competition at Horsham Rotary Youth Week honors students
During Youth Week sponsored by Horsham Rotary Club an essay contest for High Belief Stadents drew two visiting subjects Lengerenong College and Sta well Woollen Mills. Winners Alan Gordon and Joan Newton from colligge were guests at a luncheon where prizes donated by Rems inns were presented.
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Horsham Rotary Club
Lengerenong College
Stawell Woollen Mills
Welnewine
Rems Inns
Alan Gordon
Joan Newton
Cnenv Am
Colligge
Larson Cranage
Jean White
Local Charity Pageant Produces Prize Winners
Miss Hilda St hen formerly of Horthans won a prize at the pageant organized by the Referrer. The event featured Miss Lorna secdr of Cidae winning a substantial prize including cash and a setting, with Miss Stephens aiding in arrangements and entertaining duties in Berge and Bevae.
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Hilda St Hen
Horthans
Gaihery Seein
T.J. Stephens
Firehiiee -Treet
Murat & Cure
Mrs. Stephens
Bevae
Vola
Oo Musies
Miss Stephens
Berge
Wes
Lorna Secdr
Cidae
Plantation youths plant four hundred thirty trees at McKenzie Creek
In a community effort at McKenzie Creek on Widnesdiv, about 430 trees were planted after ground preparation. Watering followed with help from Mr Waits and Mr Bellworth, while local residents and volunteers including Mrs S omourth and Mrs B Smooth assisted.
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McKenzie Creek
Wal B
S.omourth
B. Smooth
Theornler
Driver
Butelier
Drver
Gi. Tereng
Bo Jenkinson
Boswell
Mire No Smith
Keon
Mane
Untitled Report on Local Tragedy and Safety Measures
An account describes a deadly incident near the Bunga Shine Connedd on ties HN and mentions Dr Richards and local officials debating safety steps. Evidence points to a terrible state of affairs with recommendations to place caution signals at dangerous spots and to limit road danger.
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Exe
Davlerty
Dr. Richards
Monteltt
Lil
Richards
Hairless animals studied reveal inheritance and inbreeding effects
Elmer Roberts and W E Carroll study Mexican hairless pigs noting hairiness is a simple Mendelian trait with heterozygotes half hair. They contrast this with iodine deficiency in hairless dogs and birds. A Moscow inbred sheep is described as fully bare, healthy, and vigorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Roberts
W .E. Carroll
United States
E. T. Popova- Wassina
Moscow
Electrically Operated Bale-Stacking Machine At London Docks
A monthly journal notes a new electric bale-stacking machine at the London Docks described as a ton weight device with an arm and metal hood that lift and place wool bales. The report blends technical detail with a broad run of other items including a fatal petrol explosion near Hopetoun, a cattle value decline, a court action against Viiolet Cable, and local notices from Ballarat and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Docks
Rainbow Agricultural Society Reports Small Deficit
At the annual Rainbow Agricultural Society meeting a deficit of £9 was recorded for the year. Despite the deficiency finances have improved by ninety percent over the past three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rainbow Agricultural Society
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Hopetaum
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