Diggers' Ball Gala Marks Debutante Presentation
The Horsham Returned Soldiers League hosted a Victory Ball at Town Hall drawing a crowd over 1100 despite bad weather. Twenty four debutantes, escorted by partners, were presented to Mayor Dr. Charles and Mayoress, followed by a formal supper and a grand minuet and waltz with music by Mrs. Marsh and others.
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Horsham
Returned Soldiers’ League
Spvints
Neek RY See Mopar
Jacqueline Phelan
Lesley Hatfield
Charles
Margaret Mitchell
Norma Reid
N. L. Wurcei
Burchell
Charlies
Sh Commonwealth of Nations
Helen Mibus
Raymond Taylor
Jean Flavel
Murray Minne
Audrey Bowden
Ken Mills
Joy Brand
Dr. Charles
Hell
Diggers Queen of Horsham Crowns Four Nominated Girls
At Memorial Hall last week a unanimous vote selected four Queens in Horsham to compete for the Diggers Queen of Horsham title. Nominated were Beth MacInnes Enid Melee Jean Scott and Pearl Williamson with committees and secretaries listed. Proceeds go to the Horsham Returned Servicemen's Building Fund and organizers urge public support with central secretary Mr H A Ree coordinating efforts.
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Memorial Hall
Horsham
H. A. Ree
Returned Servicemen’s Building Fund
Hoe
Doan's Kidney Pills Promise Relief From Kidney Waste
An old health ad claims kidneys must remove acids using 15 miles of tubules to avoid toxic buildup. It links backaches leg pains energy loss and other symptoms to kidney or bladder issues and urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills at stores nationwide.
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Doan
Will Smee
Eligibility of Voters For Legislative Council Election
The Chief Electoral Officer warns that only residents of a Victoria province who reside there may vote. Those with professional qualifications or enrolled as matrics, graduates, teachers, or tenants of rated property are not eligible. Voters may cast one ballot for their province of residence and should not apply for postal ballots in provinces where they do not reside unless notified to vote there.
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Legislative Council
Jd. de. Barley
Victoria
Mr. Earley
Kowree Shire An Extraordinary Election Results
An extraordinary Kowree Shire election in Enat Riding followed the resignation of M. u. Ryan and H. Elliott. New councillors Hobbs and T. Flix Ellis were elected after preferential votes. Hobbs won the first vacancy and Ellis the second after distribution of Heenan’s preferences.
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M. U. Ryan
H. Elliott
Enat
Kowree
Mr . Hobbs
T. (. Flix
Ellis Heenan
Hobbs
Harrow
Miga Luke
Kanagulk
Douglas
Woolunda
Leea
Telangaiuk
Postal
Ee Ua
Mr. Heenan
Ellis
Hobb
State Minister Pushes Decentralised Wool Appraisement
State Development Minister Mr Stoneham advocated decentralising wool appraisement with Portland as a centre and extending the plan to other country towns. He cited New Zealand success and estimated Portland could process at least 50 000 bales annually, boosting wool exports and saving croppers haulage costs. The metropolitan wool critic dismissed inland centres, urging Melbourne and Geelong to control the trade. The country will welcome the stance and the potential economic gains.
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Stonneham
Commonwealth
Portland
Melbourne
Geelong
Stoneham
New Zealand
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