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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
5
Pinneroo and Lameroo area listings describe farms for sale with varying acreages, improvements, and stock facilities. Offers include grazing land near Pinnaroo, large sheds, paddocks, and fallowed blocks priced from £2 to £9 per acre. Subdivision and terms available, with multiple nearby properties and agents referenced.
February was cool with the general view that summer was delayed. March brought hot days as temperatures rose. Yesterday the reading in Hor sham reached 05 degrees.
A Friday incident at a David Street corner between motor traffic and a cyclist caused a cart to strike a hoard and injure a rider. The Policy Magistrate heard that the car driver swerved to avoid the cyclist, with police present until noon. Details mention injuries and disrupted street activity, with several names and local locations recorded in the account.
The Porsdam Times for Tuesday March 1, 1925 highlights social notes and local items centered on Tweedy and Pride within the community. Details emphasize personal milestones and civic happenings typical of the era’s society pages.
A text heavy with fragmented notes discusses credit practices, honest commerce, and reactions by magistrates to evasion of obligations. It notes a shift toward caution in small trades, warning that dishonesty in exchange harms the monetary system and honest merchants.
Reports detail a floating hotel incident near Multamene and tramway losses totaling £125,000 from the Mollvarnd affair. Investigations proceed as the board seeks steps to prevent further financial damage while a Lilydale murder inquest looms with anticipated witnesses and expert testimony.
Horsham Croquet Club members gathered on Friday afternoon at the lawns to honor Miss D. Appleton on her forthcoming marriage. A silver tea service was presented as thanks for her leadership, while President Mr. and Mrs. Eaton and others praised her service and hoped she would resume her role after marriage.
Fragmented text presents a moral about choosing associates wisely and the impact of companions on one’s life and career. It uses ironic aphorisms and varied imagery to warn against deceptive ties and to highlight trust in professional circles.
Special advertisement by Byron Moore Day Journeau Stork Share and Investment Brokers at Collins Street Melbourne. Moorberry Melbourn Ernest F. Trebiloo, licensed real estate agent, claims 20 years in investment and estate work. Villas £900 to 0. Loans large and small. Write to 4 Grenville Street Hampton.
Latest London Sunday report from Fulham quotes Mr Ramsay MacDonald condemning the government's rejection of the Geneva Protocol and advocating arbitration. Chamberlain is accused of more objections than support, with Tory dissent and Labour's push for steel housing projects amid labor disputes and calls for inquiry.
A Morahan Presbyterian service echoed thanks for Providence and community aid. Attendees sang and prayed as congregants reflected on health, gratitude, and support, with remarks on offerings and assistance to those in need.
An invitation to the Horsham Hospital carnival executive meeting drew only two attendees at the Town Hall last night. President Mr. G Davies expressed disappointment as the plan relied on public support to run carnival departments and fund the event. A subcommittee was set for May evening to organize shop participation and ticket sales, with Madame Belhuont and others offering help. Donations were urged by a note from the secretary Moy and the Young Mens Association proposed assisting, aiming to raise funds and ready the event.
A fragmented cricket report recounts a Sixth Test Stateh at Bor shont between Finglin and Australian Horéhans Grauleute, withers and a long sequence of innings, wickets, and commentary on performances by Pate, Gunn, and Grimmett. The piece blends match events with crowd observations and local color as the narrative wanders through innings, dismissals, and key overs.
Avai Deakin hosts a farewell party at Abintaeigh private gathering with about 60 friends from Men A Re Bron and others, featuring a guessing contest and tea served by Mrs Pet rie and the Church of England Ladies Guild. A wallet of notes is presented by Mrs W Beed rfast of the Near, with names listed among attendees and a cricket week final noted for later today.
A Horsham Methodist program features a harvest tableau with Green wheat and pasture scene. Ensign H Bollinger led a display while quotes on sowing and reaping framed the event. Gifts from local gardens added to the display as stalls sold harvest produce.
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