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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
7
25 years ago today readers note a Horsham Times item about a Horsham Trotting Club meeting. The piece references Miss Allan and Toppan, and mentions state rivers and water supply tenders and a construction project. A formal urging for February entry under electoral act provisions is recorded, with prosecutions noted for entry violations.
The readable parts describe a financial position and a mention of a 2022 event with a person named Wald Winnie and others. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unknown terms making precise interpretation difficult. It references a suite and Munir TW WpfeCivns and a telephone fee note.
The 15th reunion of Harshamites gathered at The Palms, Melbourne, on March 1 with 350 attendees and 241 dining guests. The Moreland Citadel Band performed a specialty program amid warm, sultry weather and a light shower, as speakers including Horsham mayor and local figures addressed the crowd and praised past service while noting local welfare projects and committee appreciation.
A long list of attendees includes Mr and Mrs, Misses, and Mes with numerous surnames and given names such as Hagel Hobe, Lewin, Anderang, Carey, Curin, Doherty, Higgens, Hay, Harvie, Hobbs, and many others. The fragment reads as a social muster of attendees with apologies for nonattendance noted, and mentions individuals from various families and possible local households.
A damaged segment shows garbled words and mis-spaced letters likely from an old classified or public notice. Readable names or dates are absent, leaving only partial phrases and scattered place markers. The text quality prevents a clearer title or reliable summary of the intended notice.
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