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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
3
The fragmentary notice lists many condolence and sympathy sentiments for a deceased person, naming numerous family members and friends. It references thanks to those offering support and describes the written expressions as heartfelt tributes from Mrs and family, with repeated mentions of related mourners and associates.
A chaotic fire brigade ball sparked overcrowding and strained relations as volunteers hosted events at a local hall. Officials praised participants for their work while noting tensions and quarrels in court cases and internal disputes affecting morale and safety.
From Melbourne a market report lists prices for produce including wheat maize potatoes onions and hay with various rates and denominations noted. The document records milling care fees and barley data alongside a quoted wheat price per Wuehel in Homeham.
The Horsham Times highlights Gira Teer in its Friday edition with a focus on emerging events and community updates. The brief item spotlights Teeway and Friday coverage to inform readers of upcoming local happenings.
Fragmented text discusses industrial dividends and employment themes with references to markets and companies. It also briefly mentions a sighting of an eagle in Balmoral paddocks observed by Mr. A Smith, noting a seven year old tree and wing tips.
Bleak weather and scattered notices mark news around the King’s birthday holiday. Marsham Post outlines altered hours with businesses transacting only until 10 am and postmen beginning deliveries. a special Horsham versus Imperial match is listed for Monday at the Recreation Ground.
Readable fragments mention a concert and local figures including Withers and King along Mirotrace Street. References to a minister, Horsham talents, and various named individuals create a crowded, unclear scene.
About 85 senior scholars from Natimuk State School led by head master G. Woodhouse visited the Horsham Times office. They toured the plant, watched three linotypes, and learned press operations as Mr J Ward and staff explained the trade and printing process.
A garbled OCR note warns of an unlit vehicle on a roadway near Mitapiniy in May. It mentions Maxwell Attway Hird and a minor involved near Western Highway, with references to Tiel and Metts Tak. The fragment references a potential legal or roadway incident and a proposed payment of £2.
Ming Mabel Richards, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Richards of Nhill, fell from a bed during an influenza attack and landed face down in a fire. Her mother and father rushed to aid her, pulling her free as the doctor was called, with facial burns and singed lashes but no eye injury.
The article notes invitations extended by Mr A W Lockwood to attendees for a committal delegation to the city reserve, highlighting the president Cr Ryan’s intention to attend. Councillors spoke of the Wimmera scenic draw and awaited participation, marking the event as a key community gathering on a fine day.
A sprawling fragment outlines property settlement actions and rent disputes involving Waters, Motta, and Hilde, with references to trustees, panels, and proceedings. Names such as Kirie and Rae Kirie appear among a tangle of legal jargon and dated terms, indicating a court or municipal resolution process.
A shipment valued at 3000 from Scotland arrived aboard the steamer Vaiora at Victoria dock. Seventeen Clydesdales were imported by Hugh McGregor of Hazeldene stud Kaniva. Of the sixteen horses, three were sold to Victorians, with two to Adelaide buyers and one to Mr A Stokes of Abbotsford. The victorian purchases include Haleldene Benedivying two year old, and Dr J Puller among others. buyers include FC Hewitt Warrack anbeal Craigie Crichton and JH Meyer Kaniva. Rhonda yearling was bought by Mr 3 H Frost Nhiti and Mastiowwr two year old mare by HS Maddern Berviceton.
The Kowroe Shire applied to the Country Roads Board for funds to build the Hamilton Edenhope Apelry road. Council discussed project timing and funding, with members proposing work start on the southern end and resent emphasis on benefits to more residents.
A dense OCR fragment mentions road work and salt use with references to engineers, tests, and trials. It notes discussions on salt mixtures and efficiency, plus various public notices about licences, transport and carriage of goods, with mentions of Horsham, Melbourne, and Tasman regions and related court or tribunal actions. The text blends road maintenance details with licensing and transport cases and lists several place names and entities.
Halders of tobacco licences in Windydy are due to expire on June 30 and should be renewed at the Clerk of Courts office in Horsham Court House. The notice directs renewals to be completed promptly to maintain legal operations.
The Horsham Telegraph notes humor and romance in two talkies at the Mor sham Theatre, Comment of the Pamtt with Jack Buchanan and Fay Wray and The Hope of His Side with Sydney Howard. The program includes Bed Salute and Here Comes The Band with Ted Lewis and his orchestra. Also: Horsham Morning Club and the Horsham branch of the Women's Association plan visits, routes, and meetings with invites for lectures and X-ray view discussion. a new Bird Race route is chosen, with donors named and trophy planned.
The June meeting of the Araes Shire Council approved a long list of payments including Victorian Railways, State Accident Insurance Office, maintenance wages, Country Roads Board expenses, Horsham Hospital, printing and advertising, concre te works, clerk of works travel, and various contractors. Several items note amounts across multiple departments and vendors.
An OCR fragment with numerous garbled words and incoherent phrases provides no clear people places dates or events. No verifiable facts or entities can be drawn to produce a meaningful news item.
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