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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text from Kalkee Road listing joinery items and services. Mentions galvanised tin, red wood, Baltic timbers, fly wire doors and windows, with a manager Cameron at Poem 37 and private address details.
An old newspaper fragment mentions Eastons Cafe with luncheon and afternoon teas, noting catering as a specialty. It references champagne and a painter, with garbled text around events or offerings and a valet, suggesting a social or promotional blurb from a historic era.
A brief note states a lender offers S1000 and debt revenues at six percent with no valuation provided for the row titled GRABSCH HORSHAM.
A health ad extols Kruschen Salts as the easy fix for city life fatigue. It claims a tiny morning tea pinch cleanses impurities, boosts liver and kidney function, and sends healthy blood through the body, promising a “Kruschen feeling” in days.
In an address at the Australian Patent Attorneys conference in Melbourne on February 27, Mr Stirling Taylor argues Australia holds vast material resources but must deploy them through smart organisation and scientific farming. He warns that land use, forestry, and agricultural efficiency are essential to national wealth and high living standards, urging modern methods and full land development.
A garbled note discusses loans at low rates for five goals tied to a Santry project. It mentions private money and mortgage terms with agricultural and pastoral connections but lacks clear specifics or proper names.
A bustling sale advertisement lists women’s undergarments, blouses, frocks, and millinery at deep discounts. It highlights colored chiffonette nights, torchon lace trims, and long sleeves, with sale prices across many items including stockinette bloomers, corsets, vests, and dresses. Notable lots include up to 50s in price reductions, with different dress values and bulk quantities offered under clearly marked racks.
A historical newspaper sale notice lists trimmed hats, calico, damask, damask napkins, sheeting, twill, and damask fabrics with prices. It includes apparel items for boys, men, and general wear, mentioning hats, coats, shirts, jackets, and fabrics with sale terms and yardage.
A fragmented sale notice lists numerous garments with varied prices and dates. Items include 100 Harvard Working Shirts up to 8/11, 50 Men’s Fashion Shirts up to 12/6, Silk Fronted Fashion Shirts at 12/6, and Men’s Tweed Suits up to 68/. Also noted are Men’s Cellular Drawers and Undershirts, Knitted Socks, Flanne Undershirts, Handkerchiefs, Felt Hats, Boots and Shoes, White Canvas Shoes, and Lads’ Coastwear. Dates shown include 4/11 and 4/12 with several earlier markers like 6/11 and 12/6.
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