R.V.B.A Bowlers Visit Horsham for Exhibition Match
The Royal Victorian Bowling Association team visited Horsham, playing a morning match that Horsham led 76 to 64. Presentations were made to ELV.B.A officials, with the Mayor and Town Clerk among those receiving badges and an autographed book titled Our Game. An official luncheon followed at Central Cafe.
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Horsham
W. Eadie
Deedee
Association
R.W.B.A
Central Cafe
McFarlane
Dr. Lawrence
Eadie
Alan McCay
Bowls
W. O ' Stanley
Walther
Emagauel
Smith
McMinn
Wilson
Rail Freights Up Inland Cattle Killing Push Nearer
Rail freight hikes announced by the Minister for Transport stir Victorian decentralisation advocates who warn the rise will push inland slaughter centers closer. Dr R E Charles reports objections to Newmarket mutton house plans, urging decentralisation. Letter writers urge rapid population spread offsetting waste from live cattle transport to Melbourne.
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Kent Hughes
Victorian Decentralisation League
R. E. Charles
Superior quality meat debated by Melbourne activists
Mr. Anderson argues country killed meat is palatier than city meat now sold in Melbourne. He says inland kill centres are hindered by politicians. Mr. Michelsen calls for another Royal Commission to address economic cruelty and long distance stock movements. He cites driving stock at night to abattoirs and urges an inquiry by the Society for the Protection of Animals.
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Charles
L. W. Anderson
Point Lonsdale
Melbourne
Anderson
Earvest
Saten
Melbounne
Society For the Protection of Animals
Anid
Natimuk Wins Masonic Bowls At Hamilton
Verfeet weather favored annual Masonic bowling with 112 players. Natimuk led results across teams including Horsham, Terang, Stawell, and Port Fairy. Natimuk defeated Penshurst to clinch the final, while Coleraine, Hamilton Nuns, and Mortlake posted varied scores through the day.
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Ai Part
Wim- Wiela
Horsham
B Perry
C. Crossthueste
Co Vale
Aoe
Watt
Terang
Port Fairy
Stawell
Casterton
Wattle
E. Whi L. Hutchinson
H. L. Plastrier
J. Wara
D. Coleraine
D. Hamilton Nuno
Mt. Gambier
Ditew
Warrnambool
Penshurst
Natimuk d. Mortlake
D. Marloa
Coleraine
Hamilton
Natimuk
G. Gill
J. Austen
W. Lawrence
S. RB. Smith
Horsham racecourse area reserved for public use
After long wait Horsham council receives notice from Lands Secretary Melkrey that Cabinet has approved draft legislation to reserve the Horsham racecourse area for recreation racecourse and other public purposes. Mayor Crence replied with the exclamation At last.
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Horsham
Horsham Coune
Secretary For Lands
M. Melkrey
Cr.rence
Horsham Stawell to Host Future Secondary Sports Meet
The Grampians Secondary Schools Sports Association elected C. Frencham of Hamilton High School as president and Ni J Mitchell as secretary. Future combined meetings will alternate between Horsham and Stawell. Hamilton Wing events move to Stawell on October 21. Tennis starts March 10 at Warracknabeal, with girls in Heal. boys celebrate softball and cricket on March 17 at Horsham.
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Grampians Secondary Schools Sports Association
Horsham High
Stawell
Boye Wall
Racknabeal
Horsham
Tornins Te
Animals Re-Trucked And Rail Freight Debate
The secretary cited an interview with Mr. Warner noting 25 percent of animals sent to Newmarket by rail are re-trucked back to country districts. He suggested the League may consider railway freight changes to curb inland killing, a proposal influenced by rising rail charges.
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Victoria
Mgr. Warmer
League
RE. Charles
Mie Warner
Newmarket Producers’ Association
Warner
Newmarket
Charles
Melbourne
Manele
Asau Real
Barles Nual
Homes cricket century shines in noisy final scorecard
G Homes made a well played 149 to anchor a 297 total for 7 wickets as Exell Sullivan O Connor and O'Callaghan led bowling for the opposition. Other scores included J O Connor 10 and Young 2. Sullivan dismissed twice, while O Connor and Butler shared key wickets in a tight innings. Final B grade cricket tomorrow at the showgrounds North wicket with England and Ex- Servicemen's teams to finish.
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Fi. Filigh
W. Thegins
P. Oo
G. Exell
C. Sullivan
O'Connor
T. Qayey
O'Caspian
Ingh
J. O'Connor
O'Gongor
Hinch c Whitty
Messrs
P. O'Brien
England
Church of England
N. Lane
R. Boyd
V.ci
K. Geyer
B. Franklin
R. Trye
FR. Er
Hospital Appeal Seeks Help For Bleeding Patient Donerr
A plea from Horsham Base Hospital requests public aid for a patient named Donerr. Staff prepare to treat him in the Eatuotygica Department as preparations are made for his care.
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Mr. Watson
Eatuotygica Department
Drains proposed to aid flooded Gleed Street ratepayers
At Horsham Town Council Tuesday night Dr Hutchesson urged widening the 1 ft drain along the racecourse east side to improve flood drainage for Gleed Street residents flooded by recent heavy rains. He proposed reallocating 5000 for drainage to this project. The mayor said any work must fit the council’s major plan and be scientifically executed. the motion passed amid mixed commentary on delays and planning.
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Hutchesson
Gleed Street
Faux
Dr. Lawrence
Sana
Charles Opie Jie
Reid
Robinson Crusoes
Hamilton Raging and March Meeting Entries Close
A historical notice from Hamilton shows rapids of entries for a March meeting. It lists maiden plate over 15 furlongs, handicap events over 1 mile to 7 furlongs with purses from £5 to £100, and mentions entries closing with the secretary at Hamilton on March 16. Freight returns. RV, Rizzo.
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Hamilton
Horsham Dog Registration Notice for six month dogs
Town of Horsham announces dogs over six months must be registered under the Dog Act by March 13. Proceedings will be taken against owners with unregistered dogs after the date. Each registered dog must have no collar bearing the words Registered at Horsham with the owner’s name and address stamped or engraved. Fees payable at the Town Hall before the deadline.
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Nnl
Notice of AUC reticulation disconnection window
Notice announces the disconnection of the AUC reticulation between 5 a.m. and 8 a.m. on the specified date. Readers are warned to prepare for service interruption and to plan alternatives as needed.
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Horeham
Royal Victorian Association
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Thick
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Horsham Base Hospital
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Ieee Oe
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Dimaboola Park
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Phove
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Anil Gira
Jean Forrest
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Pimpinio Football Club
J. J. R. Baker
Netimuk Tennis Club
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Heard
BK. Elmes
Horsham Trotting Club
Benet Meeting
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WM. H. Shoebridge
Catholic Rural Movement
IM. E. Williams
Railway
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Lloyd Street
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Council of Adult Education
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Joan Haslam
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DA Sawyer
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Horsham St. Batrick’s Race Club
PUBAT
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Pire Brighde Hall
Committee of Management
Ime
Stuart EF. Bolton
Violet Cramer
Andrés A
Fred Gilbert
Rhone
Adelphian Fennis Club
Speial Evening Church OF Christ Hall
Wagery
Norm
Fulton
Chiropodist
R. Co. Turner
S.R.N
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D.ll
Rod Burgess
ST. Patrick's Racing Club
Murfoa Racing Club
Widalay
Elorshow
Rives
J. FL Delahunty
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Electricity Supply Department
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C. F. Ostherg
Edenhope
Kate Guarambeed
W. H. Matthews
Wilson Street
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Peanumb & DO
Firee Street
L. J. Breuer
Minera
Thos
MacKay
F. J. Kelly
MR. F. Kelly
Wilson Bolton& Co
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