Health inspector reports progress and tasks after shop and factory visit
The Health Commission’s officer conducted a February inspection of shops and factories, noting unregistered bakeries, outdated premises, and dirty yards. He urged enforcement, improved waste management, and legal action against offenders, with a full report to be published by the council.
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Miuhones
Ami Sitvice
Ted Song
Gren
Leaspertiiine
Pamovil Af
Vient Fond Ffs
Bergen
Montis
Seule
Wien
Gommuselon
Earumasian
Horeham
Saunt Dere
Wilmoth
Cr. Saunders Secownet
Vandalism in May Park Prompts Council Action
Town reports repeated vandalism in May Park with smashed lamps and shrubs uprooted by youths. Mayor urges parental responsibility and community talks. police have been asked to investigate while considering night watchman presence. Authorities hope school staff help deter further incidents.
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Afr
Pryor
Cr Menadue
Banaes
Hiyelen
Edward Street
Saunders
Bays
Cr Smith
Nemonian
Sumas
Hiese Aris
Pr. Menadue
Uis
Wile
Menadue
Ako
Anlam
Howl
Jupparni
Cr Wilmoth
Counel
Smith
Ulmoti
Coopersate with war effort urged at council meeting
A Hastings council heard calls for strong cooperation with the wartime information department to raise civilian support and awareness. Dr L Howden and Dr J E Menudwe urged widespread bulletins, business involvement, and coordination with Hersham Chamber of Commerce to boost munition work and public morale. The mayor and others stressed local participation and the need for more funds. The motion was carried.
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Department of Information
iCx Charles
Star
L. Howden
Commonwealth
Counnell
J. E. Menudwe Sali
England
Hersham Chamber of Commerce
Regulations Ignored by Traders Raise Health Concerns
Horsham Council discusses Health Commission inspection findings on shop and factory conditions, drainage gaps, and penalities for vandalism. Officials report roads and footpaths repairs, new Weir replacement plans, and a sod turning for Rocklands Dam.
Access to properties on Stawell Road
Access to properties on Stawell Road relates to easement issues for residents west of Stawell Road near the bridge. The engineer discussed with the district engineer the Country Roads Board about work at an estimated cost to be funded by the board subject to approval. Recommendations cover sealing and gravel supply orders, re sealing parts of Maberts Avenue near the Roman Catholic Church, and inquiries into department responsiveness. The council received and adopted reports and queries on telephone service, capital works, and potential purchase of houses for road access.
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Stawell
Foed
West Aide
Cowell
Stawell Road
Country Roads Board
Mim Sitrert
Nce Acinner
Maberts
Prowchex
Phareh
Sirquhart
McPherson Atreets
Cra
Charles and Smith
W. Bedford
Green Park Bridge
Donald
Melbourne
Toyto
Local Council Reviews Rates and Public Health Concerns
Amid a formal meeting Horsham council discusses overdue rates for electric light accounts and the town health duties. Officials consider arrears, the engineer's reports, and proposed new fruit tree plantings while noting financial positions and upcoming settlements.
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Hutenesson
Menndur
Hutchesson
Finkyson
Council Deliberations on Repairs and Road Works
Shire proceedings outline requests for Kalkee repairs, a wood or concrete well estimate, and a special council committee. The engineer to submit costs, with subsidies and staff assignments clarified. Roads, fire catchment concerns, and decentralisation talk feature alongside musings on munitions development contact.
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Iin Council
Power @ Bennett
McGregor
R Finingson
Coun
Amie
Aifunne
Sundry Requests Made IGHTS AND FOOTH Aris SEEDED
Fragmented OCR notes discuss street works and repairs on the Bay Fun corner area. Mentions Seojie Smith parade, Williams and Cr. Mepadue, Mrs McKenna, and Dr Menainin with a works committee proposal to defer or revisit street repairs. Town Clerk notes timing and removal discussions.
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Seojie O Smith
Menailin Ini Cr
Bhotter Sorper
Williams
Replacing Old Weir After Washaway Damage
The Horsham Chamber of Commerce regrets the council's loss of the weir during a February storm. Replacements planned include uprights set in riverbed holes to support a weighted frame, with an estimated 00 days to complete under present design. A new structure type may be explored if feasible, potentially repurposing timber.
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Horsham
Che
Wartook Walking Track Proposal Gains Support
The Mayor advised that a walking track from Zumstein's back to The Asses Bars could be built cheaply, linking Rumstein's house to Laxiget and offering views of the Wimmera plains. Council consensus suggests 440 pounds, with support from the Tourist Committee, Horsham Angling Club, and Stawell residents, to popularise the Grampians area.
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Wartok
Fedwelliang
Adin
Reis
Biz
Zumstein
Fond
Rumstein
Laxiget
Maite
George Car
Asses
Grampians
Wimaera
Horsham
Stawell
Maryed
Zumatnin
Witmath
Turning the Sad The Town Chii Mr Pryor writes about inaugural ceremony
Mr Pryor notes he drafted plans for a turning the sad ceremony at Rocklands dam near Bai norely with the Minister of Water AY Bie Old. Replies came from officials in several states and councils, but only Wimioera and Dim soula share agreement. Proposals include a prime rite with luncheon, funded from governors and presidents' allowances.
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Pryor
Turing
Why Rocklands Dam
Bainorely
Minster
Shulraven
Uke State Rivers
Nater Supply Commission
Bhires
Jurmunice
Eyphoala
Warracknabest
Chine
Ats
Sowden
W Smith
FL C. Bheske
Swimming Pools in Victoria Details SUPPLIED TO ENGINEER
Council postponed proposal for town with various municipalities for preliminary cost estimates of swimming pools. Notable pools include Warracknabeal, Hoppers, Box Hill, and Olympic pool, with dimensions, costs, and funding sources. Council debate centers on revenue, location, and financing, with Horsham proposal deemed unlikely. The report was received.
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Rodan
Warracknabeal
Hoperoun
Box Hill
Surrey
Morsham
Counci
Wilmoth
Horsham
Saunders
Maryborough
Blrake Sai
Wimmara
Power Hesse Wastes Parts and Financial References
Fragmentary notes mention Dr. Wilmoth and a financial reference with numbers like 6797/21. The text appears to report a chairman’s remarks, but readable details are limited and uncertain.
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Lpere Parts der Power
Hesse
Finatee Em Miter
Wilmoth
Town debates extending garbage collection to all houses
Council reviews a report by engineer Mr. Alextant detailing about 1250 dwellings with 14 percent currently unserved north of town. Proposed two day pickup remains. area unserved scattered. Viewpoints show support for full town service with extra collection days if needed.
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Alextant
Bradman Avenue
Hagel Street
Errett Street
Vermont Street
William Street
Wawunnu Road
Andernun Street
Edith Street
Gertrude Street
Mill Street
Kalkee Road
Colinsinet S
Parteh
Kalimne Avenun
Farioh Avenue
Gremn Park
Bandera Waldhe
Ican
Binnasur
Hivtehewon
Eatra
Hutehemam
Gandon Swings Used by Youths Topic Contests
A Horsham AIA note reports a plan to place swings at the playground and designate an area for youths under supervision. The letter details usage and safety, urging practice continuation and older children to attend supervised sessions at the playground.
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Horsham Aia
Fotanir
Licence Fees and Market Dues Reported by Inspector
The inspector reported annual licence fees from four sock agents operating in the corporation. market dues collected include 102 fat lambs, 582 store sheep, 7 head of cattle, and 12 pigs sold at auctions. Dog registrations are due by March 15 with fees payable now. plates are issued to owners and efforts made to remove obstructions and destroy stray dogs. Heavy rains slow in streets. burrs grow and clearing work continues. hedges and rubbish removal emphasized. Pay day saw only 38 men remaining. welfare distribution of firewood and stores planned for the next issue.
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Cochrane
Horsham
Walt
Kant
Animals Slaughtered and Trade Details Noted in February
February records show livestock slaughter figures and prices with lambs and other animals listed. The fragment mentions usual monthly quantities, some pricing at eight dollars and late entries, plus references to tubericota gad pastel Latostinia and condemnations under unclear parila context.
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Hamilton Road
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