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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 01, 1923
Page
5
A fragmentary notice notes Barble’s Jeax quintet set for Friday night attendance at a grand ring night event. It mentions admission rates and a Friday meeting framed around a sermon by Rev. TS Detberack and related local announcements.
An irate sermon by a vic ar warns parishioners about moral failings and calls for reform. The discourse references local figures and signals a tense turn in parish affairs, ending with a plea for collective action.
A deceased individual, aged 32, is remembered in a grid of mournful tributes. The text references family members including a spouse and child, and notes a burial or memorial arrangement. The notice mentions names and relations and describes a period of recovery before death. The obituary reflects community mourning and mentions several local surnames and places.
Auctioneers report a sale of property in Seaport area with consignments and marine wares totaling 286 209 and 318 heads of stock, held Friday May 25 followed by a probate action for Lavery estate. Notices call for bids and list names of bidders and participants.
Eileen Woods aged 25 jailed for three years for burglary as court flags habitual criminal status. Louise Muller gets 18 months for warehour break-ins at Haddon Son's in North Melbourne. Mont Gallaghan, 34, faces betting charges after a Sydney case. Commonwealth moves to keep veterinary officers watching Australian interests amid shipments and market inquiries. Trade board to push exhaustive state inquiries on market prospects and subsidised shipping costs.
A British brigantine Amy Turner from Newrnstie Australia reached Minntums on the east coast after 24 nyurteations. Reports say the crew were largely unharmed though the ship suffered damage and the vessel and crew were feared lost.
The Queen Carnival inaugurated months ago with aid from Yak love for the benefit. Music and sport events drew large crowds as Queen Alma iy Lorin presided. Selections and entertainments featured Miss Niabet Went and other local ladies. Performances included dances, songs and a fashion display amid community celebration.
London reports that an Irish rebel faction damaged a signal cabin near Amiens Street on the Great Northern Railway. The blast shattered windows and injured several people, with damage estimated between 16 000 and 20 000 pounds. A separate raid gutted Darrow Abbey in King's County, with police pursuing suspects tied to a gang of thieves.
Alfred Milbourne, laid to rest at Wilm Horsham Cemetery, is mourned by a district that respected his jovial nature and skill as a shearer and gardener. Celebrated for speed and strength in youth, he earned pride from colleagues across Mullagh station Pine Wille Me Taltint Mewkiante Hyde Park, with a lasting close bond to his Federal colleague and lifelong friends.
A Labor Sunday sermon argues the church must address social and industrial conditions, linking Christian duty to labor reform. It cites Jesus and Paul, condemns slavery, urges ministries to fight poverty, and calls for prayers and action to redeem workers and align wealth with justice.
A long list of land parcels and estates across the Wimmera and Western Districts is reported as sold or leased to various buyers including B Cunningham, A Cunningham, J Anderson, and the Maiilo Family. Properties span Nhill Rupanyup Rainbow and surrounding districts with hundreds of acres, often noted with buyers and prices, reflecting extensive land transactions in district markets.
The Avobian Company presents piano tuner services led by Mr Goldeny and W Stallino. The advertisement invites piano owners to arrange tuning during the next few days, offering expert adjustment and alignment for pianos in Lewined area or nearby.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Harold Smith and other names in a cryptic timber hardware context with unclear location and action. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
The Goroke event notes 224 of 1376 ratsust outcomes amid dry weather and scarce feed as sheep hold out. May Day plans and social gatherings are described, including performances by Mrs. Featherby and the parish choir, with a public tea and the Quantong Chevron Company evening entertainment drawing large crowds and profits aiding local clubs.
Local fans learn Ray Rowe will play again this season with the Red and Blues despite offers from top metropolitan clubs. Training is in full swing with enthusiasm. supporters expect a successful season.
Wanted known that L. T. Fraser of Styss Street Horsham is prepared to do scoop work making 6 meaning cut claw all work guaranteed Prices moderate Orders called for and delivered E. and Peel Henry Street
Harold Smith on McPherson Street Hobsham advertises farm supplies including Walker's electric ded Trace Chain at tenpence per ten pounds and Tyarek's blopmat Brand Linch Scarifier for oxen at thirtypence. Several other items offered at similar reductions.
Davis Gelatine Co presents a pre trial demonstration of product uses on Monday April 30 at the famous line. Norton leads with 7 Langlands and Bons' big store ladies to showcase applications and invite attendees to visit.
Mixed OCR fragment references trust, attorney, and capital amounts likely indicating a legal notice. Key names Melbourne and Brisbane appear with a capital figure. The legible text is insufficient to establish a full event or outcome.
Western at Wright and Co Ltd list for sale seed oats termwarean items and seed drills cultivators from the Horsham area. Firewood offered in large or small quantities with prompt delivery and phones for contact. Includes known names and general farm goods available.
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