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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
4
Sale prices on Gordon's ladies blouses and wool golfers appear with bold figures. Items include grey or black tops described with features like weave, good fit, and apron details. The ad emphasizes reduced sale prices from usual rates.
Year to mid year shows promise for agriculture and stock in the district. Mild weather with rain supports ploughing and crop growth while lambs thrive. debate on school removal plans divides residents with transport and access factors noted. A Mechanics Hall concert highlights local talent and church support alongside school updates and a regional football tie.
Mr A. fl. Millar reports 5 acres planted with 100 lb of super per acre. The experiment aims to gauge gains from manure when fields are dredged and pastures gra Fiera watches with interest.
Fragmentary report discusses proposals to legalise tote betting, noting ministers and racing clubs debate the machine driven betting system. It mentions Ramndwirk observations, potential percentages, and the aim to regulate betting as a financial reform. The piece references officials and the public interest in the scheme.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses betting taxes and government shares in Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia, Western Australia, and other regions. It mentions percentages taken by governments and racing clubs, with figures like 6 percent, 7 percent, and 2 percent, and critiques of taxation levels and outcomes.
A fragmented and unclear passage discusses Russian food aid and alleged misdirection, with claims about misrepresented deliveries and possible manipulation of relief attributions. The text mentions concerns over the use of aid, and references to public figures or entities shaping the narrative about famine relief.
Landholders may be asked to destroy rabbits on road widths adjoining their property. The Kowree Shire Council sought guidance from the Municipal Association and, at their meeting, solicitors advised on whether consent from authorities is required before digging up roads or earth within the public right of way. The debate covers legal duties, possible need for permission, and implications for landowners and public authorities.
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