Making the hospital a 1916 club and St Patrick Race success
In Horsham 1916 hospital Sunday urged public membership with child and adult tiers as a benefit. The Hor sham St Patrick's Race Club reported £39 admission and £16 12 6 in bookmaker fees as a financial tallied measure. Natimuk church rebuilding proceeds noted. Young Bros sold 33 839 sheep and 163 horses plus 3465 acres for £18 290 and leased 2632 acres, with total 9589 acres sold for £55 436 and 5875 acres leased since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
A. S. Rodgers
M-H.r
Hospital
Horsham St
Subscribers Sound Alarm Over Missed Times Copies
Notices ask subscribers who do not receive their copies of the Harslim Times to notify the office promptly.
History of the Wimmera railways and farming progress
A historical overview details Wimmera railways extending to the Mallee enabling long distance carting to Stowell, the shifting of flour mills to rail towns, and early mill construction. It notes the impact of improved implements, blacksmith shops, and machinery on farming, the rise of wheat and wool, and the decline of horse farming with motor tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimmera
Mallee
Stowell
Lengerenong
Murras
Goreke
Dome Noone
Dimboola
W. H. Tloyd
Thorsham
Mainy Peeople
Blarksmith
Commonwealth
Melbourne
John Ridley
Hindmarsh
Horsham Plains
Darlot
Australia
Hersas
Canada
U.S.A
Argentine
Shill
Keimwala
Porshoom
Ay Jeffectt
Mt Arapiles
Victoria
Llersham
Horsham
Dedswells
Stawell
Tevend Stawell
Witerjshedoef
Winmern
Weerern
Histrier
Decentralisation Debate At Victorian Country Conference
Absent chief president G L Rawden presided as the Victorian One Country Party opened its fifth annual conference. I Skea urged decentralisation to curb rural decline, warn of Mallee exodus and empty towns, and press for war-time industry in the country. Premier AL Dustan urged shifting Commonwealth industries from cities and urged earnest conference action to boost rural stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L., Rawden
One Country Party
I. Skea
To O
Simone
Mallee
Victoria
Jean Tum
Center Council
Tata
Mgr
Enna
Cnuntey
Owt
Emsw
Pro
Australia
AL Dustan
Commonwealth
Victoria proposes emergency supply plan across states
Victoria backs a nationwide emergency scheme to ensure essential goods and services during crises. The plan covers food, medical equipment, and storage, with a joint committee and cost sharing among states and the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Clive
Eost
Ing Niler
Corneil
Unsung Battle of the Busis and Abateyl Clash
A garbled account describes a tense confrontation among numerous participants over Abateyl and Abeminili, with scattered names and actions amid a chaotic scene. The piece hints at an incident, tensions, and a later reflection on outcomes and involved persons.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horsham Times
Omant Bros
Bakers and Pastrrcooks
Firebrace Street
P.O. Ben
Rita Tucker
Firebrece St. Nest Pears
Phena
Carine Bros. & Duncan
Horsham, Plasterers and
Fiero Plaster Sheet Manufacturers
Meath
Hamilton Street
THE
McL
United Country Party
Melbourn
Goratas
S. Tao
Estes Crea
Oetties
Siypercisien
Oor
Oreleteius
Hones Barrett
Elyil
Athena Milmerit
Elie
Uikele
Orlaat
Feventitee Distituaton
Towa Aoyer
Rere
Lae
WED. & Thurs
Thors
Peacock’s
Coles « Garrard Opticians Pty Lto
Bourkes
MELB
Dad
Dave
Ludbrook’s
R. A. Ludbrook
MPS
Black Prince
Aing Coles
Sonny
Busis
Kingdin
Geal
AE Domeet
Lee Petesieie
Speenes
Rutgers
Phen Tanner
Harriett Street
Wiverie Did
Urquhart Street
T UL CP Arien, Mantager
Sumilays Net
BEST
Great Britain
Department of Information
LEA Hamilton Vorth and
Casterton
Warrnainh
Mount Gu Yort
Fairy Rainbow
Narracoorte
Swan Hillighy Air
Melba
ALY
Pam
Ehamilton
Thaily
Msaeot
C. McDougall
Pyssenst Street
Horsitam
T'matee Sen
C. L
Lonsdale Strett Hamilton
Poston Ame
Leavis Horshai Salurdet
Tonsitarion
Mt Tepe Dele
T. B. Lee
Telephone of
SU Lonsdale Street
Melbe ‘Phite
Newel Meneiry
S. Quons
E. H. Bye
Chisese
Exchange Hotel
VPREL
Evers
Siperesen
Nill and Wariackin Ateal
Thoreday
Charles Sack
Vis
Sack’s
Sack’'S
P.O. Box
Po Lid
Wilson Street
Horsham, Victoria
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