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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
6
A local gathering featured Miss Ling and Miss Petherick presenting gifts and praising youth for Christian living. Attendees included Mrs. Stan Mun and Mr. Stan Mun, with thanks to several participants for service.
Fragmentary text lists individuals including Miss Fee Male Wosast Mis and Mrs. 4 fer along with a Mrs Weight and others connected to a court or service. The garbled lines reference a funeral or memorial rite with place names such as St HL Wey and Stawell and mention a funeral procession and burial details.
Warracknabal executives debated stock yard moves at Newmarket, faster stock transport, and farmer protection. They cited bankruptcy rules, mortgage issues, and proposed acts to curb farmer victimisation while noting federal state jurisdiction and parliamentary referral.
Australian beekeepers report a troubled season with low nectar yields and foul brood challenges. Victorian and New South Wales delegates at the Apiarists conference hear weather hurt honey flow while exports show price gains, and marketing plans aim to boost demand.
The annual joint conference at the Melbourne Wool Exchange outlined the 1933–36 Australian wool clip forecast at 2 930 000 bales with 2 665 000 bales to be offered via brokers. Droughts limit accuracy, review planned in November, and Sydney opening is set for September 2 with other cities following as markets extend to April and May June.
The National Council of Woolselling Brokers lists sale dates for Tasmania Victoria Western Australia and South Australia with numerous events from September to April. Cumulative bales total about 238 000 in Melbourne 122 500 in Perth 93 500 in Geelong and 42 000 in Albury across the season plus additional listings in Hobart Launceston Adelaide and other centers.
Sydney with Patrick Brady's counsel challenging Coroner's power to hold an inquest into the death of James Smith. Mr Justice Hall Rogers noted murder trials proceed without a body and signalled the Coroner could hold an inquest without recovered remains. Decision reserved.
Members of the department party and critics spar over the Bee Diseases Act. L Frost of Seymour says exemptions for small beekeepers and hive move notifications render the act ineffective and burdensome for about 6000 producers. He accuses the drafting of clerks or laymen. Mallett defends Parliament’s role and enforces a notice rule only for diseased hives.
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