Pet relocates from Weymouth to Liscard near May Park
Update notes that a resident moves her household to Baillie Street opposite May Park in Liscard and plans to continue hospital care there as before.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1926
Page
5
Update notes that a resident moves her household to Baillie Street opposite May Park in Liscard and plans to continue hospital care there as before.
The notice lists Wembley Private Hospital on Pynsent Street Horsham run by Sisters Booth and McCleinnan offering medical surgical and midwifery services with contact phone 475.
Clicked fragment shows a tailor, Schwennesen, moving to Perrings on Firebrace Street Horsham with a phone listing 239. Details are incomplete.
Commercial intelligence from Horsham shows a range of sewing provisions and staple goods with per pound and per bushel rates. Items include honey, oats, corn, barley, and bran, reflecting local trade at varied unit prices.
Fragmentary OCR item references a funeral or obituary notice with names and places such as Vienna and Eston, but details are unreadable. The readable fragments mention individuals and a legal or ceremonial context without complete facts or dates.
Irregular OCR text discusses proposed redistribution of seats in Victoria Australia. It mentions Melbourne urban and metropolitan districts, elector counts around 15 000 urban and 24 500 metropolitan, and government proposals facing opposition and debate. Named places include Melbourne and Bendigo with broader regional references.
Fragmented text discusses electoral reform proposals, apportionment of seats and potential rearrangement of representation. Mentions government, senate or house discussions, and voter sentiment on federal elections and state proportionality.
News and notes detail hospital charity flower stalls every Friday near the hospital, with donations of flowers and plants to aid local causes. It also mentions a miniature lake near Horsham, a Progey Association meeting, and land board allotments discussed in Nhill with various recommendations.
A garbled Horsham page mentions a bale of Shetland ponies and a hospital wireless system with new subscribers. It also reports a fundraising drive for a local clain fund, a fire accident injuring a man, and plans for a motorized show vehicle with wireless phones and home comforts.
A clipped report notes an export incident involving an individual named Buiter and a person or entity titled Aen Thay 1, with activity described as running toward a train. The fragmentary text provides limited context and no clear outcome or location.
Community notices show the Young Men's Club in Es Me A Mealaare planning events and raising funds. Local bodies discuss hospital visits and a benevolence fund to support residents, with various social gatherings and entertainment listed for the week.
The article surveys local design ideas for public works in the Wimmera region, highlighting proposals by John A Simpenn of Firebree Iron and the Wimmera design group. It notes aesthetic aims, construction methods, and cost concerns, including a 15 percent savings noted in some plans. It mentions cultural efforts by Gipsy Smith and local events such as a Horsham football special and a women’s meeting at the Town Hall.
The article records a farewell to Wilmoth and praise for her colleagues by Ma hliscon. It lists receipts from Childeen's carnival and fair totaling £60 16/4 and expenses of £12 16/2, leaving £486 handed to the school committee at a Friday concert.
A Horsham meeting condemns garbage dumping on Darlot Street Bradburs Lane and urges Barong Council action. The Horsham Fire Brigade seeks a suitable track near the State School for demonstrations and training with funds raised through dances and community events.
Promoter announces strongman Comino will appear at Harshen Town Hall on Friday for a seven round weight wrestling display in Australia. Local townsmen are urged to attend the event featuring a ten minute exhibition, with a cash prize of £51. The program includes dog racing motorings and miscellaneous entertainments.
A Deere plow attachment demonstrated its mud handling and 3 mph speed as farmers tested the machine. J Lindgein of John Deere Co of Moline spoke at Yemdanev about its practicality and cost efficiency, noting its dominance over rival makes in horsepower use. Murders & Co of Wilson ranges handled district agent duties and offered information.
The principal business at the Hor chum Agricultural Reelcty meeting Friday included appointing junior judges and finalizing the tournament officials though some nominations were deferred. Mr Woh Al Mitlorfe proposed further discussion on select committees.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jury foreman accused of impropriety during a trial. Readers see references to juried panels and alleged misconduct affecting court proceedings. Further readable details are unclear due to garbled source material.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions judges and arbitration court topics with garbled names and places. The readable elements suggest a report on judicial figures and proceedings, but specifics are unclear. The item reads like a brief note rather than a full event.
An obituary fragment honors Rotvreane toyne and Aliwral Savery, noting a former member’s memory and the writer’s reflections. Details are fragmented with garbled text and missing dates or place names, leaving an incomplete tribute.
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