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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
6
In Geelong a reshuffle follows a sunk vessel incident as Manager Ai 4 and the service secures new leadership. The article notes a high turnover in personnel and altered duties within the marine operations, signaling a period of transition and timing for July adjustments.
London cables report the British government addressing the Northern Ireland Parliament and Queen Victoria era style rhetoric. The message honors Uriah blood kinship and imperial unity while detailing royal assent to measures and governance moves in Belfast and beyond.
A fragmented report discusses wheat representations and storage disputes. It notes that stored grain losses could reach half its value. Sgt Henderson and Airman Williams are mentioned amid debates on futures and surrender during a wartime context.
A Melbourne meeting of the Australian Labor Congress adopts a resolution opposing immigration and urging government action without organivel approval. The motion supports basic wage findings and federal state measures, with Sir Gosh Cook pushing for national works to absorb the new policy.
Delegates of the Nimguera District League conferred at Mir. J. C. Sinclair House on a Tuesday afternoon. Morton protested Narrajenubeal Joe’s play amid evidence disputes while the panel prepared a verdict to the View Football League.
The Jung team lists players for tomorrow’s match with Mintyre Lawson Giddings Curran Row well Baker Jagger Clements Barber Morcom Nilder Thumm Jones. Selection and ground arrival times are noted with a training phase and a second squad announced by the match committee.
Yesterday afternoon the Veal Club held a foursome golf match over nine holes. Mesdames Barnes Tuotell and Willaoris led the field with strong play and a winning pair. E Feehler and Aarland posted solid scores. An event follows at 2 45 pm with partners to be arranged.
Australians beat Surrey in a difficult tour match with notable performances from Mayne and Anderson. North Melbourne’s star batsmen, including Murdin and Macartney, featured in a close contest as the day ended with Austenlin on 28 not out.
Letter exchanges note misprints and requests for correction in The Times. Readers discuss letters about highway realignment and veteran welcome home committees, praising or challenging coverage and urging accurate printing of names and events.
Obituary items record the deaths of Stanley Edward Brady of Methouene and James Kimpeon of Ararat, noting family ties including brothers Charles Eng and Patrick, club affiliations with Ararat Football Club, and tributes such as black armbands. Also mentions Mrs. Amyons, daughter of Thomas Hut, and other local figures from Vale and Mundas Shire.
Sydney Smith the Australian manager says Colling is doubtful for the third Test due to a hand splint. Carter bears a finger injury from the second Test with limited use. The report notes lingering troubles and discusses team condition as the match approaches amid injuries and anxieties.
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