Horsham seeks Mother Hubbard cupboard help from Ballarat travellers
Horsham Mayor Langlands and councilors visit Ballarat to discuss organizing a Mother Hubbard cupboard style charity drive for the poor. Ballarat traders, led by Wilfrid King and supported by local officials, pledge aid and public backing to replicate Ballarat’s successful campaign.
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Ballarat
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Renidigo
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Mother Hubbard
E. Crocker
the Courier
Betty
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Westerday
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Lederman
Boweter
Martin
W. Verver
Langlinds
Thera
Wimmera
Bolster
Mothee Hubbard
Hallarat
Janglands
Longlaul
Geo. Collins
Wilfrid King
J. B. Suffren
Reaponer
Lang Ands
Batlaret
LTA
Sovinl
Courier
Agila
Heavier Taxes Debated by State Labor Party
At a State Parliamentary Labor Party meeting the government considered raising income tax and unemployment relief by 50 percent and stamp duty on wages to fund about £1,750,000. MPs urged targeted relief for low earners and a gradual tax increase tied to higher incomes. They also proposed state aid for distressed landlords and warned such measures could stall passing the tax plan in Parliament.
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Parliamentary Labor Party
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Mn Theoether Humid
Bina Alpen Mane
Netar Aily Thee
Anithine
Water Storages Update on State Reservoirs
A brief notice reports water storage levels in State Rivers all Water Supply reservoirs through June 6 with status on Worteck Dine and Taylors Lake, noting recent withdrawals and adjustments.
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Worteck
Dine
Taylor's Lake
Westerday
Astral sub committee meets Hersham travelers plan
A sub committee was appointed to meet the Hersham people on Thursday to discuss placing the proposed effort on basins basins and basins. The travellers will prepare to give Horsham its day and the meeting aims to begin improvements soon.
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Hersham
Horsham
Weddings Bring Joy to Horsham and Casterton
A kitchen tea for Miss Mavis Flack preceded her marriage to FE McDonald of Mockinga on the following day. Another wedding at Sacred Heart Church Casterton united Lin dale’s Gree Craig to Michael Francis Ryan with a nuptial Mass, veiled by Mercy Sisters, and a Melbourne honeymoon. The Preston Town Hall event saw Lieut Eling Bal linger and Capt Nernanm Blakew wed, with Army band, speeches, and a Ballarat honeymoon before heading to Maryborough with the Salvation Army corps entourage.
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FE. McDonald
Mockinga
J. E
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Lois McDonald
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Gree
John Craig
Dorothy Ryan
Atnie Struth
Harold Craig
J. Minv- Rue Bly P
Casterton
Father Ryan
Melbourne
Kyran
Wonwondah South
Preston
Cel McClare
Eling Ballinger
B. Hallinger
An Horsham
Nernanm Blakew
Mer
Blakew
Fuetserny
Frestos Army
Army Hill
Inglis
Mr. Blakey
Hanny
Ensign Blakey
Horshare Corps
Adj. Inglis
Ballarat
Maryborough
Salvation AY Corps
Hor sham items at base hospital and presbytery changes
Mrs MM Smith of Park Street Horsham stays at the Base Hospital and is reported to be progressing favorably. The Reverend DoroN? Nutt0n recently visited Horsham and has been appointed Moderator of the Presbytery of Ballarat, succeeding Reverend J T Ellbet of Snake Valley.
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MM. Smith
Park Street
Horsham
Dor «On
Deaths in Warracknabeal and Surrounding Districts
Obituary notices report the deaths of prominent local figures including Mr. Geo Maddern at Morsham Base Hospital aged 61, solicitor H W Oakley of Warracknabeal, Mr. Milton of Warracknabeal District Hospital, Mr. John Alexander Ginny of Stawell, Mr. Walter Alexander Scutt, Mrs W H Hintson a former Nye resident, Mrs J T Murphy of Willenabrina, and other long-time district residents with brief biographical details and surviving families.
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Geo. Maddern
Warrickialeal
H.W. Oakley
Oakley
Scott Striet
Mer
Warracknabeal
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Muanty
Melbourne
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Doh Milton
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England
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J. Collins
Minysip
Milton
Jobn Mexander Ginny
Stawell
Thay Histchurch
Tennis Iyh
Orange Lashe
Walter Alexander Scutt
F. Clarke
Clarke and Scutt
W. H. Hintson
Nye
Jeparit North
J. T. Murphy
Willenabrina
Murphy
Kirkstall
Royal Show critics praise horse over tractor trend
At the Royal Agricultural Society monthly meeting the manager Mr H Schweiger said 14 Clydesdale stallions were entered for the Clydesdale sweepstakes, up from nine in 1928 and 1930, signaling farmer preference for horses over machines. Senator Guthrie and President Mr C K Merrett noted the English dog judge Mr J W Marples would officiate at the Melbourne show, expecting wider canine entry and interest.
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Royal Agricultural Society
H. Schweiger
Guthrie
C.K. Merrett
J. W. Marples
Melbourne
Marples
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