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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
11
The church must cling to spiritual, eternal truths. deathless aims define its ministry. Her heart sought the ever eternal country and she worked for eternity. When she voiced that majestic note with clarity, people from all walks paused to listen to the matchless music.
An old presented remedy centers on Bisulated Magnesia as a fast neutralizer of stomach acid and gas. The ad claims indigestion relief comes within moments after taking the product after meals or during pain, promising pain and discomfort vanish.
A notice advertises treatment of all diseases using specially imported herbs. Visit Horabom every fortnight at Wiemers Coffea Palace on Fridays. Future Fridays listed are March 27 and April 10. Hours are from 9 to 6.
Arnott and Co offer rigid stock of buggy and motor equipment kept in heavy duck and wool lined horse rugs. They advertise waterproof tack with wool cheek linings, fancy seal linings, and a full Saddlery harness and stable necessities. Located on Firehamce Street Horsham.
The Big Sporting House announces the opening of its new season ten*sis goods at Melbourne prices. It also offers a full range of fishing tackle and lists multiple newspaper and magazine agents including The Age Leader Argus Australasian The Sun News Pictorial Weekly Times Ballarat Courier and Herald delivery services. The notice ends with a mote address.
Orient Line advertises mail steamers to London via Colombo Egypt Naples Toulon Gibraltar Plymouth. Ships list includes QRONSAY 20 500 tons, YRAMLA 20 000 tons, ORATONDE 14 854 tons, ORMUZ 14 588 tons, ORVIETO 32 133 tons, OSSERLEY 12 129 tons, ORSOVA 12 036 tons, ORCADES 10 000 tons. Special excursion fares Colombo. Apply Orient Steam Navigation Co. Ltd Melbourne 312 Collins Street or local agents Young Bros Horsham.
An antiseptic hair regrowth and wound healing ointment promises fast relief for horses cattle and dogs with no proud flesh and restored hair. It covers sores cracks greasy heels cuts and barbed wire wounds and claims to cure bald patches teat cracks and other injuries. Sold in large tins by A Arnott Co L J Heart Saddler and BR W Coop Chemist Horsham Castlemaine.
The Victorian Band Association faced questions Monday about the identity of Slapoffski after a Sydney paper claimed he was appointed as a relief musical adjudicator for the South Street Competitions. Members debated whether he is a Russian, Australian, or Ukrainian, noting he may be a YuIav who took over an orchestra from Henri Verbruggen.
The Victorian Cricket Association reports a surplus of £13,914 0s 9d from Melbourne inter‑State matches with England, while international takings over five years cover future tours. Treasurer Mr Rush called inter‑State revenue the worst in nine years, predicting £1,500–£2,000 must come from international revenue to cover country work and NZ tour costs.
At Mount Gambier Java meet ing three racing veterans Messra Thos Haig sen Thos Cawker and Jrs Hanlon were honored. A framed photograph was unveiled by club president Mr McIntosh. Cawker recalled sixty years since his first race at Mount Gambier and Gordon rode Modesty in a steeplechase. Hanlon remembered the old meetings near Sportsman's Arms Hotel. Combined ages total 250 years.
A South American company dominates wool production by shearing over 2,500,000 sheep each year. The note highlights scale of operations and regional importance in the meat and fiber sector.
Robert Green, 36, importer of Flinders Lane, was fined five pounds or one month in jail after an incident at Melbourne Police Court. Constable Till testified Green abused him, grabbed his arm, and demanded the car number while failing to show his licence. Green denied abusive conduct but admitted refusing to display his licence.
A letter to the Horsham Times editor accuses Hinrichsen of dodging a promised debate in Horsham about infant baptism. The writer cites challenges issued in Queensland and Queensland Times coverage, demands a debate at Horsham Town Hall after Easter before May 17, and lists proposed propositions and betting odds for the quarrel surrounding Scriptural infant baptism by sprinkling and pouring.
The Rev. F. W. Boreham marks thirty years since ordination, praising the ministry as deeply influential though not financially generous. He compares ministry to shaping lives, notes rising church hope despite anxieties, and urges loyalty to the sacred calling amid challenging duties.
Mr Carmody urged shifting defense emphasis from sea power to aerial protection arguing that a mobile air force could deter invasions. He cited German raids on England and France Britain Japan and Germanys air plans while noting Australia lacked orders for aviation and that air power could bridge long distances quickly. The motion proposing to delete navy dominance was referred back for further board consideration.
Ballarat yards sold 225 head with prime bullocks bringing up to £14 15s. Prices ranged from 3 to 12 pounds for various cattle. Sheep numbers were 2005 with good trade in useful ewes and lambs, though inferior grades were harder to sell. Competition cooled slightly from the prior week, especially for lambs.
The Wool Market in Geelong shows lower prices for merinos and comebacks yet a stronger tone with broader demand from Britain and Europe. Forward sales expect about 600000 bales unsold, with market stability hoped around current values as Dalgety notes strong competition and top prices for well bred lines from Ballungeich and MeD over Craighlen.
Mrs. Al Aproule, superintendent of the .W.C.T.U kindergarten in Richmond, thanks Sidney Koenig and Dulcie Selkirk for Christmas parcels. She notes late gifts arrived after the holiday but the children enjoyed them, mentions a small band and toys, and invites the girls to visit Melbourne if possible.
The Society of Women Journalists in London invites all British subjects to submit essays on What Wembley has done for the Empire. Prizes include £50 for first, £25 for adults, £10 for boys under 16, and £10 for girls under 18, with certificates signed by the Prince of Wales. Adjudicators include the Duchess of Atholl and Viscount Burnham. Closing date for Australasia entries is June 1.
The tale cites Dr. Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson explaining how the heart’s resting during sleep varies with lying down and alcohol. He demonstrates pulse counts and calculates nightly heartbeats, arguing wine or grog adds thousands of extra strokes and suspends rest, fueling unfitness for the next day.
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