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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
3
Horsham failed to win a key Melbourne Country Week clash, losing by two wickets and 118 runs to Eehuen. Wool and Lee starred for Eehuen with 68 and 31, while Eehuen’s bowlers dominated Horsham’s batting, with McKindlay, Clarke, and Dawes among the wicket takers.
The Wimmera won their second Toewlay game defeating Mar borough by 49 runs on the first rings. Wallourn Traralgen eliminated them from the semi finals with a 44 run victory on Wednesday.
Melbourne reports semis from Country Week with Group A Yallourn and Ballarat, Benalla and Rebuca, Group B Sale and Shepparton, Warrnambool, Wangaratta and Beechworth and Korumburra. The combined country team drew with the Mid week association at Northcote. J Hewitt top scored for 95, Corsini 38, Midweek 6 for 240, bowling figures listed.
Footballers face College in a slate of matches with Byrneville and Mercantile teams on the schedule. Players listed include J White K Paine F Farixh T Maddern and J Hennessy among others, with lineups featuring McPherson Lovitt and Williams.
In a turf social, Rovers faced Mercantile B with A Cumming G Hodges W Pryor J Ivey J Bennett BR Hobbs D Wallis C Morcom W Murphy R Tulloch AL Flean P Jewell among players. High School defeated Dooen 102 to 50, Cranage scoring SS for High School.
Positions of clubs following in the Wimmera pennant competition show Rupanyap with 5 points and other clubs listed with minor notes. The text is garbled with missing letters making exact club names and standings unclear.
Delegates meet on the 20th to decide club affiliation applications for the main-line competition of the 19th season. The Dimbool Club inquiry led the Murton Rupandyup and Minyip groups to seek return if allowed, while the Nbill Galahs recall a strong exhibit and have submitted their application for inclusion.
The Minimay picnic races announce an interesting programme to be held on Thursday March with events including Bevish Purdhe in the 21 over two miles the Minimmy Cup of £2 1d and the Galloway race of 68 over 41 furlongs.Varthelars are advertising.
The New Zealand racehorse Bronze Hawk reared aboard the Westralia at North Wharf Melbourne on Wednesday. The horse broke its sole and fell into the hold, then swam the ship wharf length before being pulled onto deck by a laborer. Bronze Hawk appeared uninjured but was sent back to stables with Immميمeent as a precaution. both horses will be forwarded to Sydney later.
In Horsham with players including Duncan Walter Carris Francis Langlaml Wilmoth Walters and others the Horsham club faces Ararat in a crucial section match after Horsham clinched the BW section. B team players including Sront Cummings Weght Gartiner Barbour Arkley Minin Radford Bennett and more will travel by car convoy to the venue for a 2 00 pm start. The prior pairs tournament at Horsham saw P. Scott and W. Mc Gregory defeat Arkley and C. White law to claim the title.
Mrs. M G Robertson of 4 New Innedn Apsley covered petrol and oil for a bus carrying 110 Apsley school children to Naracoorte and the Caves. She also paid for fruit soft drinks ice cream and free aeroplane trips for the children. Mr W G Lavilaw of Edenhope covers Edenhope school expenses for Portland and Dimboola trips. Dimboola results at Ballarat include Maiten pair wins and strong showings in maiden events and sculls.
Brow Hand receives orders as Yarron departs toward Jepari to take command of the emulietar vessel. The meeting of the slave Dellers at the Sailors’ Hou discusses the transfer and best Paud Buster praise for the crew.
At a Wit Tera Tali Precaius directors meeting held recently Mrs Cheley secretary outlined issues facing the company. Discussion covered season plans and the mix of experts needed as operations shift to a new alignment along the Water line and associated private concerns. Protests and inquiries to the Federal Commerce Office were noted as part of ongoing efforts to resolve tensions.
A bushy oil tar blaze on Moulas thremen near Nelson Street prompted rapid extinguishing efforts by Connell employees and local responders. Firefighters contained the fire within minutes, with doctors and officials detailing the scene and noting the event involved bitumen spilled on the Western highway area. Weaving smoke and incident notes referenced the NE Meeitat report and local authorities.
The Vermin and Weed Department reports extensive rabbit destruction across forests and Crown lands from Mount Dryden to Hall's Gap. About 40 miles have been treated with hundreds of rabbits killed in recent weeks and continues with landowners cooperating for a complete reduction within a fortnight.
Friends gathered at the Hoffmann residence to honor Miss Olga Hoffmann on the eve of her marriage to Mr. Bro. Peaker near Lake. The barn was decorated with themes and guests included Mr. A. E. Rudolph officiating and Rev. J. F. Nonek presiding over the ceremony part.
A heartfelt farewell as Miss Hoffmann leaves the choir after years of valuable service. A salute to Miss Hoffmann features songs and solos by Thea Noack, Elin Weermer, and others. Mr Peuker and Mr Keating thank all in attendance for kind wishes and gifts.
A fragmented report recalls a large farewell gathering for a local pastor at Warracknabeal. Speakers praised his ministry and memories. mentions of Back To Warracknabeal celebrations and reminiscences by Mr Duncan McLennan highlight historic local rivalries over a railway project from Horsham to Aubrey.
Exide Batteries of Sydney outlines issues and maintenance tips including plate packing, avoiding overcharge, and monitoring electrolyte density. It warns motorists to avoid risky handling while describing tests, charging practices, and the dangers of improper battery care.
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