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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
2
Retail notes reveal a puck themed item with Suz Orees Fa to Huretom fiyees. The fragment references a sales event and a local store display, but details remain unclear and names may be garbled.
Fragmented memorial notices list names like Amos, Powell, Cowell, and Beantere. The pieces memorialize deceased family members with scattered dates and relations, mentioning husbands wives children and siblings in a garbled posthumous tribute.
Unclear readable fragments describe a local event or notice with names and places such as Melbourne and Victor Sears, but details are garbled. The piece references actions, dates, and locations, yet key facts remain indiscernible.
A jumbled OCR item discusses constitutional authority and broader power coverage within a governing body. It references actions purportedly extending beyond formal limits and mentions an official coverage plan or claim of authority.
A garbled report references population mapping with marked dots and a remark from Cr HL xiAWh. It notes immunisation discussions, a week of health concerns, and a ministerial meeting on pasture improvement and tree planting. The piece mentions War CEH, Pendings, and Forests Commission figures in a provincial context.
The wedding of Miss Vattenn Reig to Mr H Price took place at the Church of England in Chelsea. The ceremony was by a rector and attended by family, friends, and a bridesmaid party, with organ music and a reception at Konda Hall Boyboard.
At the Arapiles Shire Council meeting a letter from Minister McDonald MLA was read. Local Committees of Indigenous people offered for sale, with the minister viewing no alternative to the present system. Dr Croley argued the matter was not a simple sale of land and urged steady action to resolve the issue.
Mr A W Lockwort a veteran gro and longtime reporter for the council proceedings is mourned as he exits active business life. Community figures including Miss Ki McRae Miss Norw Roeder and several local residents are noted in hospital admissions memorials and tributes across Melbourne and surrounding districts.
AMAPLES processes maintenance and applicant reviews for airings and granite work. The text mentions personnel names and departments reviewing forms and sending notices. The fragmentary notes refer to approvals, timelines, and internal steps in handling employment or project applications.
Church notice fragment describes a gathering of Christing Nadeavone members and a state convention in Geelong next weekend. Mentions attendances at a singing event with a speaker named My Hendler and a talk recalled as rural sounding.
The Horsham Presbytery meeting discussed temperance programs and the resignation of a minister while city council reports cover drainage projects, waterworks funds, and road repairs. Interim Moderators were appointed for several parish charges, with plans for farewell services and ministry transitions at Kaniva and Warracknabeal.
The first round of the Horsham Club Associates Championship was completed yesterday with results across grades. In A Grade Mrs Bennett and Mrs Henderson led, while Miss K Offer posted 124 73 in B Grade and Mrs Wade excelled in lower grades.
Councilors weigh the cost of a new road grader after Dr. Hair reports the old unit cost £4385, with a projected 50 percent loss over two years. President Dr. Russell urges analysis, noting buying a £2900 machine now and delaying use harms South Riding roads. Debate continues on whether to suspend standing orders and reopen the case.
Ballarat market bulletin shows strong demand for baconers and hogs with high prices reached for heavy weights. Reports from Dalgety & Co Ltd and Parkers indicate forward supply remains robust, with top value prices for prime heavy and light categories and steady sale rates across all classes.
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