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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1902
Page
3
The report covers wartime updates with British and Boer forces, including command movements and battles along the river, plus efforts to relieve civilians. It notes medical remedies for a sick child and mentions royal and governmental figures guiding the relief and strategic actions.
Reports from Merthornss and junctions note a gaol breaker punished with three years imprisonment. The capture and trial include a seaman from the ship Mararothor and alleged illegal status, with the captain failing English literacy cited. The Age reports a page on government railway appointments and a five year term for Mr Fitzpmtrich as Commissioner. Heavy rain disrupts Riverina shows drought relief and a hospital discharge. A youth’s mother case and a brutal father case are also summarized alongside estate news and racehorse sale.
Jockey Donald Gillie, who rode in the Miner's Aces event on Masdey week, died at Fallarat Hospital after contracting a chill that developed pneumonia. The report notes race results and upcoming events across horse, rifle, and football activities, with several local clubs preparing for matches and selections.
MR Seddon in England advocates a strong imperial army reserve trained in colonies and ready to serve anywhere in emergencies. He suggests colonial troops returning from South Africa could form a nucleus for each force aided by a small annual drill and a lump sum bonus. He praises New Zealand volunteers and notes a Premier’s Conference could last a month.
OTE correspondent reports a fragile political situation with a possible shift toward the Chinese Reform League. Premier faces opposition in N Bill on Tuesday with rival candidates Stowns and Normanby linked to local factions.
The program features high climbing stunts, musical comedy, and daring displays. Alice demonstrates sharp shooting rifles while Arras balances between teeth on a rope with Alton performing a gymnastic deathdefying routine. Bert Fite, Rosy Sutherland, and Scowart close the versatile bill with lively entertainment.
A serious dredge accident occurred at Lav fone Creek last night when the barge broke apart under strain. One man is critically injured and others sustain injuries while a relative in Horsham reports his brother is slowly improving after contact via telegram.
Cotrmainn, a pensioner aged about 70, lived alone in Colraine. After inviting neighbors for tea, she was found dead on Thursday morning outside her home, the bread and eggs still with her, with injuries indicating severe rupture. Police and medics attended. cause under investigation.
Lispos reports Saturday remarks by M'Culloch amid resignation discourse. He says a document entrusted to Solicitor General Wyner was not shown to other ministers, noting political colleagues knew of the issue for months though no surprise was expressed in the House.
The fragmentary notice lists the deaths of Mrs. Mir Joma Lane aged 71 from pneumonia in Wonwondsh North, Mrs. McLeod, Miss Beatrice Winter Hethering, George Hom 71, Mir Meter Campbell, Mrs Melntyre, Mr. Alexander Laing 30, Mr. William Hates 7, Mr. William Bray 50, Mr. W Themes 71, Mrs. Richard Miles 72, Mr. William Disher 4, Mr. Willian Milne, and many more. It notes survivors including relatives and broad familial lines, with references to places like South Australia, Penola, Kewell, and Adelaide, and mentions of notable figures and connections to prominent families.
A bench of magistrates and local officials gathered at Horsham Police Court on Friday to mark the deputy clerk Mr Read Murphy announcing the promotion of Mr Hagers to a higher service. The ceremony honored Mr Rogers for his service and praised his advisory role in domestic disputes and public settlements. The gathering ended with a reception at the White Horse Hotel hosted by Mr Read Murphy for Mr Rogers and successors.
A letter from Mr Anthony Kteve of St Arnaud praises the Horsham Band under Mr Waele and urges local funding to restore its high standard. He notes most members recently joined, lauds conductor Grieve and teacher Mickent, and appeals to the public to back the band for continued merit and town pride.
A fragmentary local notice discusses Mrs Willems of Soote St Werrschoabes offering Kidney Pills and praise from Horbam residents. The piece cites community reactions and mentions men tired of backache seeking relief, with ties to Hodsham area names and street references.
A Sunday afternoon event at Hermham Mechanics Hall drew a crowd of mostly children for a United Sunday Schools demonstration linked to the British and Foreign Bible Society. Rev Thos Grey led prayers, readings, and a hymn, while Rev J Poleinghorpe traced the society’s 54 year history and urged Bible reading and study. A collection raised £2 12s 6d to cover demonstration expenses and society costs. Evening sermons promoted the society’s work across local churches including St John’s Eng and various denominations.
The second match between Australia and England at Leeds was abandoned after rain halted play with Australia 102 for no wickets. Fry bowled first, Jackson and Maclaren showed resistance, but heavy showers forced stumps with 47 and 53 runs respectively before play ceased. Final bowling figures list Hopkins two for 18, Jones six for 13, Saunders four for one, Tromper zero for 34, Ammerong six for 5. A Cure for Lombags advertisement appears in the column.
W F Allan of Hursham and Beulah advertises timber and contracting services, stock of timber and building materials, and low prices. He promotes Sun Autylene gas generators and Lancashire Fire Insurance, inviting customers to request circulars and contact from Firebrace Street South Hersham.
Public notice announces Harry Green of Firelrace Street Horsham will supply fruit poultry and novelties at wholesale prices after purchasing JItl Fimelen's Orchard. Property includes a four room cottage retrofit in Myorentetree with repairs and terms.
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