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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
6
The article reports Franklin D. Roosevelt using wartime authority to restore financial order during a bank holiday. Secretary Woodin announces plans for currency circulation across the country replacing other exchange forms as banks pause operations. A special session is sought Thursday to address the crisis.
Fragmentary report mentions Pocuictal centres in Laevien and Aerio crisis context with uncertain details and locations.
The report describes serious unrest across multiple German locales with violent confrontations, accusations of anti Semitic actions, and arrests. Authorities deploy police amid street fighting and public disorder as communities react to rising tensions and extremist rhetoric.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions immigration policy with references to a white commonwealth and national control. The readable pieces imply discussion of racial policy and national boundaries, with bits about policy makers and a broadened exclusion stance.
The document discusses land annuities and an arbitration process between state authorities and vested parties over revenue provisions. It notes the secretary for the state government and a committee receipt of funds, with ongoing negotiations about terms and an offered arbitration. The text mentions a response from a government body and timelines for a final decision or action.
In a discussion touching the Suez Canal and global trade, analysts warn of shipping world disruption and rising fees. The piece notes proposed interventions by nations and considers dividend contrasts with shipping profits.
J E Mena and R McTaggart depart Melbourne for Mornington to attend the annual conference of the ANA on Tuesday as Horsham branch representatives. McTaggart, son of Mrs McTaggart of Stawell, holidays at Lane Renong Agricultural College. He was a passenger on the Strathnaver eight day cruise from Melbourne to Sydney beginning March 18.
The death occurred at Horsham Hospital of Mrs Laura West wife of Mr William West of Kilgawup after long illness. Four sons and six daughters survive including Mrs Trotter of Horsham. Funeral at Rupanyup cemetery conducted by Rev G Sheppard. many mourners listed. Other obituaries mention Mr John Work of Brighton and Mrs Elizabeth Womersley of Lubberk with extended family and community roles noted. Multiple local figures and districts named with service roles and family connections.
The Waracknabeal Special Show commemorating the warm winter festival drew strong attendance and £77 in gate takings. Prizes covered stallions mares foals and performance events with champions named such as C Rodda's Ocostyle and Kod fy, plus several class winners including Hewitt, McKenzie, and Rodda in various divisions.
A terse note outlines a freight rate concept, stating two percent gross freight as the basis and referencing Australia as the involved market. The readable fragment hints at a discussion of cost allocation or rate calculation.
London says Britain has devised to make available one Metilla leader and three smaller destroyers via Australia.
Mrs. J. J. Richardson handed back 83 dollars of government bond interest claiming it violated Christian principles and the Bible. The report notes she returned the funds on Wednesday in Ottawa.
Hollywood, Wednesday. Producers warned that unless salary cuts are accepted for eight weeks, ranging from 25 to 3 percent by all employees, the motion picture industry will have to close down.
Correspondence from the Board of Jary, Valley Worsted Mills, and the Victoria plumbers association. Financials show balances and payments. motions approve pumping station water mains and appoint a tester. A real estate licence case, Mellrath and Pilmore, ends with no clear proof of business conduct in the period.
Waterworks Trust reports mains repairs in Urquhart Street Stawell Road Dineh Pinsent Street Notimuk Road Darlot Street Doven Road and a 12 inch main binding fault near Hartman’s. Thirty seven meters repaired since last meeting. Finance committee recommends payment of £145 3s 10d and appoints Frank Ritchie as consulting engineer assuming dual office costs. Urgency noted to connect 15 inch main to town reticulation and extend 18 inch main to bridge.
February saw a sharp drop in dairy production while health reports show diphtheria cases in Melbourne rose from one in January to two in February and measles fever cases increased from five to eight.
A mixed set of classified notices listing to let rooms, for sale items like a roadster and second-hand goods, and multiple wanted ads including trucks, a cook, a farm manager, watch and jewelry repairs, and a carting service. Listings show various addresses in Horsham and surrounding areas with conditions and contact details.
TENDERS are invited and will be received until 2 p.m. Friday 17 March 1933 for two contracts. Contract 11/33-33 Scoopwork between Rudolphs properties. Contract 12/33-53 Maintenance gravel for East road. Deposit of per cent to accompany each tender. Plans and specifications at Shire Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. GEO L. BAY Shire Secretary.
The Shire of Arapiles invites tenders to 11 am on Tuesday 1 March 1993 at Noradjuha Shire Office or St. Guests residence North Wonwondah for multiple road works including forming gravel and culverts along Norton Creek Toolondo road Rosebrook Jalumba Brim Springs and Nurra Biel Wonwendah roads. A 5 percent deposit accompanies each tender. Specifications available at the Shire Office Noradjuha.
Tenders invited for gravel maintenance on Horsham Nathmuk road and Natimuk Goroke routes with deposits of 2 to 3 percent. Plans available at Shire Office Noradjuha and Natimuk Mall. Tenders close 11 am on 23 March. No tender guaranteed. Signed by A M Simmons.
Port McDonnell foreshore Bay Hotel stocks all brands of liquor Ballarat Bitter on draught Terms ten shillings a day two pounds ten shillings weekly Licensee W Robinson operates the venue.
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