Mr Peake Elected
Mr Peake wins an election as voters choose him amid local contests. The fragmented text references Meamanten and roles like Mods, Mas, but lacks complete context or clear affiliations.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
4
Mr Peake wins an election as voters choose him amid local contests. The fragmented text references Meamanten and roles like Mods, Mas, but lacks complete context or clear affiliations.
A mixed crowd gathered Monday at the Binehem to honor a 4 AA anniversary on Erclsplast. Reverends and community members toasted, with remarks from prominent local figures and a formal toast by the Pombrides.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a scene with names Crowley Pore and Woocebe, unclear events, and a fragmentary reference to a market or trade. No clear date, place, or action is discernible to summarize a coherent news item.
The Mord and Stawell rugby teams meet at Recreating Reserve tomorrow for the Winomera District Premiership final. Stawell has improved markedly in two years and aims to challenge, with key players listed including Miller, Mull er, and Habslie. The match follows a season of strong form and is expected to draw large local crowds.
Fragmented local notice hints at a rifle shooting event Saturday afternoon with a primary round nearing final day. Attendance urged as returns track to headquarters on South Lane. sheaves of details blurred.
A fragmented Horsham market report describes a Wednesday sale at Fordham yards with moderate turnout. Cattle and sheep sold, prices noted for various lots and buyers, with references to upcoming sales and district graders influencing activity. Further entries and events are announced for the next sale days.
A long dated inventory details an extensive livestock sale at Horsham with numerous buyers and lots. Names include Meare eayed ftw Lerrone Kotak Dorages heed 1 muerk and Mr Ot Tie Howe along with many others, listing ewes and wethers, cattle and various marks and estate references. The notice notes cash buyers from other states and a week ending sale with 20,0 chew mel at the event.
Ballarat stock market report notes cattle and sheep values remained high at the Corporation male yards. About 142 cattle penned saw active competition with prices rising to £18 7/1 for top stock and cows reaching £14 18/6. Irish competition boosted sales as prices advanced from last week with prime crossbreds and wethers commanding higher bids. Lambs and other sheep showed varied gains with quality ranges indicating a strong demand.
Reports from Melbourne on Monday night describe a public gathering with Lord Mayor Sir Dewid Hennessy and speakers including Governor Sir Artur Brantey Minister Pearce Premier Sir Alexander Peacock and Labor Leader Mr Elmslie. The discussions cover troop reinforcements in the Dardanelles and Vietn, national responsibility and unity in Australia’s war effort, with emphasis on recruiting and support measures for British regiments.
The article outlines urgent recruitment for military reinforcements in Australia for Gallipoli. It details age 18 to 45, height standards, monthly enlistment targets by state, pay rates, separation allowances, and pensions. It notes a 2000 shortfall and emphasizes mobilization through local committees and meetings to boost enlistment efforts.
A historical notice touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as permanent cures for backache and kidney ailments. It cites a verified customer testimonial from Mrs. W. Tausebhe of Wendouri Wakeham Street Ronstl, claiming fourteen years of relief since use, urging others to try the remedy.
The article discusses the scope of the Workers' Compensation Act as applied to contractors and “workers” in farm operations. It covers whether threshing machine owners, contractors, and farmers bear liability for personal injuries under varying employment relationships, including piece work and share of profits. It cites cases and explores when a machine proprietor or contractor is the employer, and when workers are considered employed by the machine owner versus the farmer.
A fragmented guide on horse care and feeding hints at improving equine condition through proper grooming and diet. The text mentions Stanley's Food and hints at professional advice, but the exact instructions are unclear due to garbled OCR. It reads like a horse care column from an old newspaper page segment.
London Directory lists allied merchants and traders with steerage to English dealers and steamship lines under the Porta. It notes provincial trade notices and manufacturers. The sections reference merchants and industrial orders, guiding readers to reachable suppliers and shipping options.
Accounts describe Australian and New Zealand soldiers on Turkish soil showing remarkable fortitude. An Australian lieutenant Sutton volunteered to blow a trench then retreated, hid in a trench, lost his right hand to a blast, and then continued fighting. He reportedly slashed a Turk’s neck and held him for minutes until support arrived, inspired by a fearless resolve contrasted with the brutal combat. Another Australian endured shots, and another soldier met Major General G[e]lley as he carried on.
A fragmented report describes medical and logistical efforts during a war, detailing laboratory work, the elimination of disease spread, medical depots, and wartime health measures. It notes personnel, equipment, and supply challenges, with emphasis on preventing outbreaks and maintaining frontline health against illness and infection.
The notice outlines sailings for London via Adelaide and Fremantle with calls at Colombo for India and routes to Naples Gibraltar and Plymouth. It lists departure and arrival dates including Adelaide July 7 and August 4 with subsequent sailings in September. The schedule targets Melbourne and Adelaide origins and provides sequential month markers for planned voyages.
Mr Jas Barnes senior veterinary surgeon and gentleman will attend to the erection of Mr Barnes fame in the Plewmhaes district during his absence. Thane Mingis No 2 Horsham No.
Wayne consulted at Hamilton Street Horehary Heads where farmers warned against quacks who ruin horses teeth. An expert with twenty nine years of experience offers genuine American horse medicine kept in stock and can be reached by phone.
G A Haworth herbalist at 145 Collins street claims cures for kidney troubles blood disorders anaemia headaches and related issues. He advertises pill and tab extracts with a note no boiling or storing. mentions a next visit at the Commercial Hotel Horsham in mid July.
Mr. T. D. Lee, described as a Chinese verbalist and eye specialist, treats internal and external ailments without operation. He practiced extensively in Shanghai and China, tutored by his three-generation forebears. Date references appear as Friday, July and July 16, with unclear context.
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