Funeral Directors Offer Compassionate Mortuary Arrangements
Mi. C. Wettersall income tax returns prepared. Bank of New South Wales Chambers. A. F. Weight & Sons, Funeral Directors, Horsham, 25 Wilson Street, offer sympathetic funeral services and mortuary arrangements tailored to finances, with four decades of experience and after hours contact numbers 220 and 644.
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Bank of New South Wales Chambers
A. F. Weight & Sons
Wilson Street
Horsham
Tel
Bereavement Note from Horsham Family
Mr 8 Jones of Millar Street Horsham thanks friends and relatives for letters cards telegrams and personal expressions of sympathy during their recent sad bereavement.
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Grenwalf
8. Jones
Millar Street
Horsham
In Memoriam Notices for Vitthesom Romild James and Family
EAGLES Io loving memory of our dear Vitthesom Romild James who twissed away on 3 May. A painful shock to par with one we loved so dear. Inserted by father, mother and family MAIINES In loving memory of my dear kinghl and our dear father who passed away on 5 May 15. You dive with me in memory still. Not just today but always will Taser put in his loving wife and family WILSON Queenie Anerson In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister Queenie who passed away at Horsham on May 4 1801. Memory like ivy clings. Deserted in her jilients, brothers mil sisters, Moyston.
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Romild James
Maiines
Kinghl
Wilson Tuee Queenie Anerson
Queenie
Horsham
Mil Sisters
Moyston
J. Sawyer
Mavis
Sewood
Noradjuha
Duka
Boese
Ltd
Rose
Nurrabiel
Ami
Emeryi
Eileen Penny
Bey Penny
Huler
Taffeta
Dees Rissmann
Brilegren
Melrose Huse
Beg
Fon Suholz
Chret Bailey
Colin Portes
A. Kuswil
R del J. Bailey
A. Murs
Ofers
Reg
al Kembers
Remieres
Mra
Penny
Ms Fascell
A. Kimberley
Me Davidson
Raussian
Sydney
Prices of provisions listed for Horeham stores
Yesterday's Commercial Intelligence lists selling prices for dairy and staple foods in Horeham stores. Butter, cheese, bacon, oats, maize, flour, and wheat are shown with per pound or per bushel rates, reflecting local market conditions.
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Horeham
Ballarat
Melbourne Produce Market Wheat and Grain Prices
Wire from our Melbourne correspondent lists wheat at 3.949 new and 3/20 old, oats milled, maize at 41, potatoes £5 1s to £28 1d, and chaff at £4 20s. Wheat price in Horsham quoted at 2 40 per bushel.
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Melbourne
Cape
Horsham
Statesmen in Australia debate sparks in Melbourne clubs
Opinion clashes over Prime Minister Menzies and Australian statesmanship follow remarks quoted by Lord Hartington at a club luncheon. Previous critiques by W A Watt and others drew praise and sharp responses amid national political controversy.
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Leiden
Menzies
Leider
Lord Hartington
Mr. Menzies
K.C. Ex
W. A. Watt
St. Kilda
Australia
Watt
Political Disappointment Taints Deputy Prime Minister Support
The remarks express disappointment regarding the Deputy Prime Ministership and reflect unfavourable views toward his current colleagues and others who have been prominent in political affairs during recent trying years.
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Ben
Prospects for Amending Company Law Dwindle in Parliament
The article notes no clear prospect of a comprehensive Company Law amendment this session in Victoria. It cites past investigations that halted certain undesirable practices, urges stronger safeguards for investors and accountants, and mentions a long draft bill of hundreds of clauses awaiting sponsorship amid a shortage of legal talent.
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Macfarlan
State Attorney General’s Department
Victoria
New Zealand
New South Wales
Federal Accountancy Organisation
Law Department
Weather and Holiday Observance for Royal Anniversary
Official forecast notes cloudy districts with a shower along the coast and fog inland. Monday is a gazetted public holiday for King George enthroning anniversary. post office hours shortened and first letter delivery. Melbourne reports factories may run. government and city shops close. Hersham Hospital to receive carnival cheque at May 17 meeting. town associations invited to witness the donation.
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King George
Melbourne
Hersham Base
Dust storm tears through Wail causing structural damage
A terrible dust storm swept over Wail last Saturday night unroofing a wheat stack and tossing iron sheets. The wheat elevator was blown over in the station yard and trees limbs and roofs were damaged. Rain was scarce, but Monday brought heavy showers and winds reached 73.
William Bray Pleads Guilty Over Horsham Spotlight Case
In Hor sham Police Court William Charles Bray of Natimuk confessed to driving a car with a burning spotlight in Horsham on March 27. Constable Nelson testified he observed the lit spotlight and two headlights at 8 p m on March 1. Bray claimed a country road permit and regretted the offence. Bray offered a charitable donation in place of a fine but the magistrate imposed 10 shillings.
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Horsham Police Court
William Charles Bray
Natimuk
Horsham
L. Nelsom
Wilson and
Firebrace
Horsham Theatre
Bray
Horsham Base
Day
P.M
D. G. Blair
Left Unlighted Vehicle On Wawunna Road
On Wednesday at 7 pm March 22 Constable L Nelson observed a wagonette on Wawunna road with its right wheels on the metal and no light. The driver said he planned to return home early and would illuminate the wagonette later, but was detained in a shop. He was driving north and nearly collided with the wagonette.
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Blsir
L. Nelson
Wawunna Road
Lees
Rainfall totals differ between two periods
Over a 14 day span last month 110 points of rain were recorded. For the same interval last year 200 points were registered over wine days.
Snake Discoveries Near Wail Preserve Death Adder
Mr J Martin of Wail found three small snakes after tending rabbit traps. He killed two. a hole yielded many eggs and eight teen young snakes. A death adder about 16 inches long was found and preserved along with a hatching egg. Others were burnt.
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J. Martin
Mr. Martin
Headlight Rule Tightened as Horsham Police Act
Victorian lawmakers and Horsham Police push to curb driving with headlights on. Edward Cecil Smith faced Hor sham Police Court on two charges for a single headlight and no tail-light. Witness Stable L Nelson testified Smith drove in Fire brace street with one head-light and no tail-light. Smith claimed the tail-light had fallen off and he failed to replace it. A fine of £1 was imposed on each charge by P.M. D G Blair.
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Traffc
Horsham
Edward Cecil Smith
L. Nelson
Smith
Firebrace Street
P.M
D. G. Blair
Faster Adelaide Melbourne Express Timetable Updates
The Melbourne Adelaide express timetable is sped up. trains depart Adelaide at 6.35 pm daily except Sundays and reach Melbourne at 9.35 am. Horsham to Melbourne departs 3.50 am, arrival in Melbourne 9.25 am. The Horsham to Adelaide leg now runs 1 hr 25 min later, saving overall travel time. extra daily 5.45 pm departures allow same day city business. details advertised.
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Adelaide
Horsham and District
South Australia
Victoria
Melbourne
Horsham
Expresa
Voigt Claim Wins £200 Compensation For Lightning Death
Judge Foster rules that Mr and Mrs Voigt of Horsham qualify for compensation after their son died in the Brimpaen lightning tragedy. The evidence shows the employment increased risk during a thunderstorm and sheltering under trees. a steel shovel may add risk. The decision awards £200 plus taxed costs.
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W. V. Voigt
Horsham
Brimpaen
Foster
Voigt
Hospital Carnival cricket bat auctioned for funds
The signed bat from the Victorian Eleven during their Horsham visit in February sold to raise carnival funds. Ticket No. 81, held by Mr. P. Watson of St. Helen's Plains, won the bat made by A and P Glover of Horsham for fine workmanship.
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Horsham
P. Watson
St. Helen's Plains
A. and
P. Glover
Man Charged With Driving Damaged Plate at Horsham
Harold Markley appeared at Horsham Police Court on Wednesday charged with driving a car attached to a damaged lumber plate. Constable L Nelson testified he saw Markley pass the police station and could not read the numbers. Markley said a stump on a farm damaged the plate. A fine of 1 was imposed by Mr D G Blair.
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Harold Markley
Horsham
L. Nelson
Mackley
P.M
D. G. Blair
Costa
J. Wik
A. E. Golding
M. ©. Wettenhall
Judgments Rendered in undefended Debt Cases at Horsham
Judgment was given in Hor sham Policn Court on Wednesday in three undefended debt cases. Dalgety & Co. v. T B Holland awarded £11 10 shillings with £1 4 shillings costs. Dalgety & Co. v W Q Holland awarded £11 10 shillings with £1 costs. J Langlands & Rona v F P J Hateley awarded £43 13 shillings with £2 7 shillings costs.
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Horsham
St Johns Girls Host Chrysanthemum Show in Parish Hall
Next Wednesday St. Johns Girls Friendly Body will hold a chrysanthemum show in the Parish Hall with both afternoon and evening sessions. Entries close with secretary Miss J. McPherson on Tuesday at 9 a.m.
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St. John's Girls’ Friendly Body
J. McPherson
At & A.m
Miss Winifred Steer to Teach National Dancing in Horsham
Miss Winifred M H Steer of Hamilton plans to hold national dancing classes in Horsham. She has taught in Highland and other towns, studied under Melbourne teachers, and has won championships and cups with many pupils. Private lessons may be arranged. contact Box 176 Hamilton or visit 22 Wilson Street Horsham.
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Winifred M. H. Steer
H. Steer
Hamilton
Horsham
Miss Steer
Ana
M. Hunter
Bendigo
Victoria
George Hay
Melbourne
Choristers Concert moves to Tuesday at Town Hall
The Choristers concert titled a musical evening has shifted from next Wednesday to Tuesday in the Town Hall to avoid conflicting with St. Johns Girls Friendly Society chrysanthemum show. Bendigo Musical and elocutionary events will be featured with 40 voices from Horsham. Competing choirs include Melbourne Geelong Northcote Malvern and Bendigo on May 11. Individual selections will be performed by Mrs J Ainsworth Miss Joan Jones Mrs M Walther Messrs J Hoskin and K Davidson.
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Town Hall
St. John's
Dominating feature of the new winter collection showcased
The article highlights exclusive designs in coats and frocks with tailored suits and knitted costumes. It praises the millinery, hosiery, and gloves as meeting high standards, promising customers will find what they need at the store. Includes a note on the proprietress and shop contact.
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Macame Griffiths
Finkemeyer
Proprietress
Firebrace Street
Horshwm
Horsham Club to Host May 13 Charity Ball for Inland Australia
The Hornham club joins Apex Clubs of Australia to raise 500 pounds for wireless service sets for inland Australia. Town Hall will become a cave themed venue with Ballarat equipment. Tickets are advertising and all are welcome. Apexian Peter Davies spoke on a Perth to Adelaide air trip.
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Hornham Club
Apex Clubs of
Australia
Inland Australia
Australian Inland Mission
Horsham Club
Horsham
Lini
Ballarat
Peter Davies
Perth
Adelaide
Surgeon Dentist W EF Thomas to Visit Exchange Hotel Events
Advertising notice states W EF Thomas surgeon dentist will be at the Exchange Hotel on Friday May 10 for consultations He will also attend Dimboola on May 8 and Kaniva on May a for dental services.
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W. EF. Thomas
Exchange Hotel
Dimboola
Kaniva
Wonder Bar at Horsham Theatre Tonight and Saturday
The Horsham Theatre screens Wonder Bar tonight and Saturday with Jolson in a famed stage role and a cabaret setting. Kay Francia Dolores Del Rio and Ricardo Cortez star in supporting roles with Constance Bennett and Herbert Marshall. Gracie Fields appears Monday to Wednesday in Sing As We Go with Over The Garden Wall also shown.
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Horsham Theatre
Jolson
Kay Francia
Dolores del Rio
Ricardo Cortez
Constance Bennett
Herbert Marshall
Gracie Fields
Gracie
Blackpool
Bobby Towes
Horsham Guides Hold Seventh Annual Meeting
The Horsham Girl Guides Local Association will hold its seventh annual meeting at the Presbyterian Hall on Wednesday May at 3 pm. Miss Ling is expected to address the gathering.
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Horsham Girl Guides
Presbyterian Hall
Miss Ling
Horsham United Australia Party Meeting Scheduled
The Horsham branch of the United Australia Party will hold a snital meeting at Mechanics Hall on Wednesday at 2 pm. Officials urge attendance for important business and updates.
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Horsham
United Australia Party
Mechanics' Hall
Cycle race crashes injure riders and local notices
In Nhill amateur cycling heats Bert Christen sen of Dimboola broke his collarbone after a crash, then a seven rider pileup in a three mile handicap saw A E Fanll fracturing his forearm. Other riders suffered cuts and shock while receiving first aid. Also noted are ballroom dancing classes starting Tuesday and local donations to the Phillips appeal. A garnishee order was issued in Horsham Police Court. Queen Mary is celebrated as a mother with Jubilee Fund appeals noted.
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Nhill Amzae
A. E. Fanll
Warracknabeal
A. N. Schilling
Antwerp
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
Princes Mary
Jubilee Fund
Horsham
Spanish War Wives Believe Soldiers Still Alive
Wives and mothers of hundreds of Spanish Moroccan war soldiers from 1921 insist their men survived the Annual massacre and are held as slaves in the desert, while a Spanish mission is sent to verify their fate. In Australia, fraudsters posing as a grazier signature attempted holiday thefts at Stawell stores, cashing £10 cheques for small goods.
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Silverter
Morocco
Stawell
Burns on Misa Bell during shed washing at Marnoo
Misa Christina Bell suffered severe burns to her body when her clothes caught fire while washing in a shed at Marnoo. Her brother T Bell sustained serious burns while trying to beat out the flames. The incident followed a devastating windstorm at Wal Wal that damaged roofs, uprooted trees, and felled fencing.
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Marnoo
Misa Christina Bell
Stawell Hospital
Mr. T. Bell
Handa
Wal Wal
Government plans vast irrigation projects in Hyderabad ruler domain
India’s Nizam aims to spend about £29.5 million on hydro projects over twenty years. Harnessing the Kistna Tongabadra and Bhima rivers, the scheme would irrigate over 4.65 million acres, easing famine in the dry season and boosting crop yields by about 40 percent in some districts.
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India
Nizam of
Hyderbal
Kistna
Tongabadra
Bhima
Postage Rules For Newspapers In Commonwealth Deliveries
Deputy Director warns that many newspapers posted with insufficient prepaid postage are taxed twice or destroyed. Within Commonwealth deliveries pay six ounces rate by weight, not by copies. partly prepaid papers face double tax to be paid by addressees.
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Posts and Telegraphs
Tf. Tawaon
Commonwealth
New Motor Car Factory Plans in Sydney and Melbourne
General Motors and Holden inspect sites in Sydney and Melbourne for a new factory costing 125 000 to 140 000 pounds. The plant is expected to eventually manufacture complete motor cars.
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Melbourne
General Motors
Hoklen‘’s
Sydney
Goering Vows Strong Germany During May Day Rally
Berlin speaker Dr. Goering tells May Day crowd Germany will defend its position without compromise at Geneva and asserts Germany will sleep in peace with vigilant men guarding the nation after torchlight procession remarks.
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Berlin
Goering
Germany
Geneva
Mr MacDonalds Magazine Article Sparks House Debate
In Lowton on Thursday the House of Commons rang with cheers when Romaay McDonald stated his labor magazine article claimed Germany had broken the peace system. Cocks quipped that it was the sole action gaining labor approval since 1901. MacDonald praised the reception.
Communists' Headquarters Raided in Vienna
Police raided the Communist headquarters in Vienna on Wednesday following a bombing at a suburban rail station injuring four. The operation was a sequel to the attack as authorities pursued those responsible.
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Vienna
Sit
Pele
May Day Celebrations Go Quiet in Paris
Paris May Day celebrations report record quietness with no arrests, contrasting with unrest in other parts of the world as London reports May Day events on Thursday.
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Paris
Germans in Australia Plan for German Unity
Professor Mannhardt of the University of Marburg told the National German Council at Kiel that German citizens in Australia should be united by a Nazi spirit to preserve German culture. He noted 40,000 German migrants since 1853 are divided, with German language banned in schools during the war.
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Berlin
Wellnesdag
Mannhardt
University of Marburg
National German Council
Kiel
Commonwealth
Australia
Champion Sealing Matches Between Pearce and Miller
In Halifax Nova Scotia Bobby Pearce meets American champion Bill Miller in a sea carnival week from July 15 to 21. They race over a mile and over three miles with the title possibly at stake.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Wennesday
Bobby
Pearce
Bill
Horsham Theatre Broadcasts and Dinner Music Schedule
Friday programming for Horsham includes dinner music blocks from 12 to 1.30 and 6.3 to 7, with Horsham Times dinner music at 7.30. News services, market reports, and station announcements appear 7.30 to 11 and 7 to 10.30, plus mid day and Sunday service slots and a Youth challenge talk by Rev M W Britten.
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Teviny
Horsham
Kei
Horsham Theatre
M. W. Britten
Judge Rutherford
Bae
Hersham
Percival's Plane Aims To Lower Record In Cray ton Flight
Captain Percival improves the Plane London Welpesilay The Percival Mow Gull for a record attempt to beat the Cray ton-Pumia time by 33 minutes set by the Comet. Lieutenant Cathcart James and Waller set England Australia return record in the same event.
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London
Welpesilay
Percival
Cathcart James
Waller
Son seeks £487 from mother's estate in failed property deals
Melbourne Thorasay. George Gordon Heslop a stipendiary steward of the VRC seeks a declaration from the County Court that he is entitled to £487 from the estate of his late mother Mrs Mary Heslop for payments he made on her behalf for property transactions. The sums were lost and documents believed relettered in a fire at Heslop's home. The hearing is unfinished.
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Melbourne
Thorasay
George Gordon Heslop
The
V.R.C
Mra
Mary Heslop
Heslop
Special arrangement limits overseas intelligence rights in AU NZ
A notice states that by special arrangement Reuters World Service and other entities publish this issue with overseas intelligence material from Australia and New Zealand, and all rights are reserved.
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Reuter
World Service
Australia
New Zealand
Local Court Officials and Estate Notices Reported
The notice lists resignations and appointments for Horsham and Ararat officials including Mr. B. Gass departing from Cour t duties, Mr. J. W. Hayes newly appointed, and Mr. F.E. Edwards registered as a trustee. It also records birthdays and obituaries for residents, and details on the estate of Mr. John Starla Nestor with provisions for administration and distribution among heirs and the widow.
Engagement announced in Green Park Worsting for Miss Koons
The engagement is announced between Phyllis, daughter of Mr J Koons and the late Mrs Koons of Green Park Worsting, and Keith of Semoof Mor. The article describes the blurred wedding and reception details with formal attire, bridesmaids, and guests, noting the couple plans a future in Sydney.
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Phyllis
J . Koonagel
Koons
Green Park
Worsting
Keith
Semoof Mor
Amd
Uapey
Melbourne
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Mi. C. Wettersall
Ter
Commercial Intelligence
Horsham Retail Maeest
Che Horsham
Priday
TGR
Hospital Carnival
Frederick Henry Schmidt
Employment Council
Lands Department
Railway Department
A. Dunstan
Assila
Women’s Auxiliary
Girl Guides’ Association
U.A P
H. Oliver
Duchembegarra
Phillips
Indian Irrigation Scheme
Mr. MacDonald
Pearce WV
Miller
B. Gass
Amorrow
J. W. Hayes
Ararat
FE. J. Edwards
A.D. Ajcala
Rene Public Accountant
Melber
John Ho
Whiston al Uae
Devenir
Kinglomd
de Cuieey Peeloye
Haydon Street
Heidelberg
Riehori
Dublin
Tie
Bourme
Pintle Oy
Pintle Oy January 1855. He Was Elitested Qt Melbogos
Fiji
Hurst
Heblelben
Tonya
Albert Iin
Kone
Gil Beg
Starla Nestor
Diate
Ararathar
Gysom
Gerahl Novell Waokbey
Brevder
Pie Hutees
Gsrys Wadgel
Ewa
Walgal
Testater
Mareh
Paul
Mepdirk Johnstone
Kiyory
Churringt
Murchison
Mr. Johnstone
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