Correspondence from the Hertham Times
A brief notice from the Hertham Times invites readers to submit letters to the editor. It emphasizes concise remarks and outlines the general interest nature of correspondence.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
1
A brief notice from the Hertham Times invites readers to submit letters to the editor. It emphasizes concise remarks and outlines the general interest nature of correspondence.
A Horsham Times reader responds to criticism of banking theory, arguing deposits show people own money and banks cannot freely create credit. The letter cites Australia’s currency in circulation, deposit totals, and past bank failures to defend that governments and banks do not fully control money creation.
The incident occurred around 2 am Sunday when two cyclists Wino for read rove were struck by a motor car traveling toward Stawell. Witnesses Willan Harnett and Robert Stunted reported the collision near Kinwett center, with Simpson dragged under the car. The driver Me Woo Horns stayed at the scene, aiding the injured before treatment.
A crowded street scene features a parade of motor cars including Vauxhall Light Six models, Buick sedans, and Cherierola Belford trucks. The display highlights power, economy, and safety with detailed notes on models, features, and consumer interest, as crowds gather on Wilson Street for the event.
A Horsham column recalls events from June 11 1909 including the death of Annie Young whose dying wish was for her chalet to go to the hospital now granted, Thomas Young as the county’s benefactor, and local notes on the Presbyterian Sunny School building progress near Milan plus a misfortune for Joseph Skilly at Pimpinio and an accident involving H J Harper near a shop and repairs to a pastry cook’s street.
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