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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
8
The fragment discusses tree pruning and thinning central growths for fruit trees, noting how upper growths extend yearly, while lower lateral growths bear fruit. It covers spray use, timing, and products, plus soil preparation, drainage, and plant bed setup for optimal growth and yield.
The Horsham Shire Council discusses joint works on the river bridge and road projects including Kenny's Ford bridge, Wartank rund, Wartowk road maintenance, and J. O'Donnell gravel work. Deputations to the Country Roads Board and State Rivers and Water Supply Commission seek road funding, with financials and contractor updates across multiple shire contracts.
Report from Melbourne details plans by Australian fruit canners to apply to Britain’s Import Duty Advisory Committee for a 15 percent increase in air value rate under the Ottawa Agreement. Australia’s canned fruits are duty free, and the move aims to shield American exports. evidence at arbitration notes climate-related health issues for children in Darwin and southern states, while rapid Australian fruit shipments rise since January.
An interview quotes Henry Ford criticizing New Deal price controls and inflation. Ford urges farmers to see wheat as more than money, warns of price manipulation, and discusses how rising costs affect Canadians and consumer buying power. Also notes a Sydney Royal Show with 1200 exhibits valued at £230,000 and awards across Dorset Horn and other breeds.
A Melbourne to Portland service delayed Ararat by about 28 minutes after the double header left Ararat shortly before five o clock on Wednesday afternoon. The Hamilton line passengers faced a later arrival, with the Hamilton line train arriving at half past nine, about 28 minutes late. The Melbourne express arrived first but was 10 minutes behind schedule due to accommodating Hamilton line passengers.
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