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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
9
The Town Clerk reports the bank balance at £700 or £55 better than last year while acknowledging higher rates and arrears across sanitary charges roads and streets and recreation reserves. The council notes that future dues will likely be lower due to reduced valuations and costs.
A lively event with sheep trials and sports drawing strong attendance at Suth Bringalbert. Amateur trials were abandoned near the Cup after time, while Mel Wynniatt judged well. Results include Vipyy stakes won by Ko Seowan's Lad le and Rowowan's Beno two, with ten dogs in the Cup. Horse events list W. Lampard's Betty Wonga as trot winner, plus other races and dances at the South Biingalbert hall.
Last week shows varied rainfall from nil in some areas to 41 points at Edenhope. Regions such as Mallee, Willaera, North Central, Central, North East, and Gippsland record ranges with Minyip 13 points, Murtom 14 points, Korumburra 115 points, and other sites like Wa rtburton and Whitlands reporting mid to high figures amid weather irregularities.
Statements of facts discuss a campaign by public servants and teachers in Victoria to question candidates on the Teachers Act provisions, salary reductions, and promotions. It cites statements by Regan in France and Prime Minister Devons, plus concerns over government economies, appointments, and Justices of the Peace.
In New South Wales the Minister of Health moved the third reading of a Pharmacy Bill providing for registration of pharmacists and renewal of their names on misconduct. The bill aims to regulate all premises where drugs or medicines are manufactured or dispensed.
Furious Labor and Plan members condemn ex Public Works chief J P Jones for backing the CLAP platform and supporting Premier Menzies. Executives say Jones’s overt act warrants expulsion, aiming to purge nonconformists from the Parliamentary party.
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