Monumental Memorials Quoted by Local Masons Firm
U1, B. CORREN & SONS and Monu mental Masons invite quotations for memorials in any cemetery. Immediate erection offered.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1947
Page
2
U1, B. CORREN & SONS and Monu mental Masons invite quotations for memorials in any cemetery. Immediate erection offered.
The page records births and obituaries including a birth announcement for Mr and Mrs S. T Trantfoet and Mr and Mrs Alexander Uneyht Bethy well bereavement notices for Mrs Harvingham and daughter. It lists condolences, thanks to staff and friends, and memorial messages to the deceased, with notices from Waller, West, and local families.
Weekend rainfall across Horsham district registered only 18 points by 3 p.m. on Sunday, though indications point to a substantial fall next week. Post Office tallies show weekend figures of 2 on Thursday, 7 on Saturday, 2 on Sunday, and 7 on yesterday, with Borstram temperatures peaking at 59 and 58 degrees and minima near 35 to 49 degrees. Local eagle hawks prey on ewes and lambs, with Mr. Zerbst accounting for seven and Mr. Kimberley three. foxes also inflict losses, though lambing percentages may still be favorable overall. A separate note condemns cleanliness neglect in Horsham, urging a Melbourne Ballarat cleaner city campaign amid street litter near bike racks and morning raking efforts.
Vehicles collide on Phuboout Road near the railway crossing at 5 30 pm. Passengers and drivers, Mr Gearse Mark Smith of Phuplute and Abel Ray Havies of North Astelata, escape injury as both cars sustain damage.
A list of Horsham branch representatives including Mrs G Weight Mrs C C Kroker Mrs J Clark and Mrs R Stewart travelled to Melbourne for the annual Country Women's Association conference. Mr W H Roberts resigns as divisional representative of the Presidential Assurance Dam to take up grazing pursuits while remaining in Horsham and continuing with the company.
The Royal Commission investigating electricity production in Victoria will hold hearings at Horsham on June 18-19 testing whether current methods meet present and future demand. The commission includes chairman Nylge L E B Strettey and engineers H T Angwin and Worn full. It will decide on public hearings or inter- state interviews based on evidence.
Councillor hints about compelling Commonwealth Bank to acquire banking space by temporary use on Kerrace Street. Clerk reads bank letter proposing temporary premises to ease construction of a new branch, with progress updates and questions about emergency use and site arrangements.
Fragmented OCR yields a tangled social notice mentioning Hutchinson Marsh Market, Man Fagan, and Mrs WK Broker plus Merlin Tot and Natinnfla tie Gauntlis Watther. It hints at an engagement or wedding party, a reception at Rov! Mute Cyynmarsial, and plans around a late evening gathering and a proposed home event.
Town near Teaddocks considers appointing a dog catcher after sheep losses reach 2s each and nine dogs counted near paddocks. Council members fear revenge attacks and poaching. motion to hire at two shillings per dog fails amid safety concerns and inspector reports of 15 dogs destroyed in three months.
Fragmented OCR text references a dramatic penthouse incident with mention of a couple and possible investigation. The readable fragments name persons and organizations in garbled form, making precise facts unclear. The record notes a high altitude leap and police interest, with no confirmed outcomes or dates.
A Manila Sun report details allegations of cannibalism by Japanese troops in the jungle theater, including acts against prisoners and civilians. It cites a lieutenants or private involvement, claims of executions, and one case where a private ate a body after a superior committed suicide.
A fragmented report discusses improvements at Hall's Gap focused on hospitality, travel facilities, and tourism strategy. It mentions proposals for better access, amenities, and future development plans aimed at boosting visitor experiences and local economy.
Last week Horsham Town Council considered a demolition order for 24 Bradshaw Street following Housing Commission action. The council debated public facilities at Austin Edith street and criticized rural health groupings, urging careful use of the inspector and planning for local needs.
A fragmented report discusses evolving wheat standards and grading practices. It mentions producers, critics, and figures like Miller, noting shifts toward stringent quality criteria and potential market impacts on growers and mills.
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Fragmented report references jet planes for Germany, a pioneer named Frauke Whitthe, and a arrival from New York. Mentions Atlantis routes and a jet operation with unclear timings and personnel.
Fragmented notes describe hospital progress, charity involvement, and appointments. Mentions patient care, mental health, and potential staff or donor actions. Overall, assigns emphasis to treatment plans and program advancement despite garbled details.
Fragmented OCR text shows a troubled complaint involving individuals named Sue H and other unclear parties. The readable parts suggest a personal grievance or internal dispute without clear actions, dates, or locations.
Fragmented report discusses an export embargo on stud ram imports and repatriation involving government officials and international agencies. Mentions embargo dates, export permits, and country restrictions with references to New Zealand and other nations.
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