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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes describe military and religious actions in a barren holy land. Mentions Bet Eawety and Hh Genny figures with references to Native warm dipper and Festive events. Text is garbled with numerous unreadable word fragments.
In Horsham Sir Ed Edwards PLLA ACS Me May fe Milly Ltd reports the Institute of Secreturing of Austratash Lo notes a member’s disappearance. The Moll High Schonl Water field is mentioned as the meeting venue where the Ladies Welfare unit elected its president for the coming year.
The article argues for developing big game fishing in New Zealand and New South Wales with government backing. It cites likely harms and benefits, notes opposition to certain hooks, and discusses the role of public departments and fishing societies, asserting sport fishing could boost tourism and national pride.
A letter to the editor critiques a Commonwealth government plan to fund a Bush Capital memorial at 280000, arguing it strains farmers. The writer condemns tariffs, wheat and wool policies, and calls for a living wage, cereal duties, and government reform to aid producers and reduce costs.
Railway staff figures indicate a decrease from the previous year with 21 608 employees in June and 20 000 plus in the prior period. The data notes a return to normal working conditions after disruptions and a wartime surge in hiring.
The account from The Aberdonian Cremned Journal describes a journey across Melbourne Sydney and Brisbane with remarks on ports harbors and railways. It notes the Ottawa agreement and labor opposition, plus reflections on Australian beauty and British influence as seen by visitors.
Fragmented account recalls a fatal accident when a shaft struck a worker during a funeral service at Vannathan. The ceremony drew members of the Lang Lang football club and attendees from nearby towns. The report notes confusion and partial details amid tributes and local inquiries.
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