Royal Automobile Club Horsham Meeting Sees Growth Decline
Members gathered at Cafe Cecil for the Horsham branch annual meeting and smoke social of the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria. Attendance lagged due to wet conditions but enthusiasm remained as reports highlighted touring runs, social events, and discussions on petrol tests, road funding, and proposed compulsory insurance for motorists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Horsham
Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
Ami
Paint Club
Melbourne
Messey Marley
Patterson
BR. Cranage Vapresa
W. J. Shephermt
Tochontwal
Nhillad
Coucis
Womera
Wo. Shepherd
Derrigs Cafe
Leete
Brapeb
Kalken Road
Galten
Thorstaay Base
Hemspanal
Althorpeh
Triotenes
Chinee Tien Hinds
Dlistirnet Amt
Datral
Mam Woedecek
Yetelel
Lis- Prieta
Wurst Teafie
Christos
Raster
Informat von Durem
Ter Young
Pure Tees
Patrol
Bank
Methbourne
J. Crase
A. G. Hodges
Cattle Complaints Prompt Horsham Council Debate
A deputation from Francis Street urged Horsham Borough Council to curb wandering cattle troubling neighbors. Residents protested cattle straying onto footpaths and gardens, prompting calls for action and a legal review of the council’s powers. The Town Clerk was asked to gather more information while officials consider measures to protect property and prevent future incursions.
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Francis Street
Horsham Borough
W. Smith
A. Bradley
Wawunnarom
FL Longlands
Mir Woo
Emery
Mir
Cmball
Wits Sindar
Cr Rot Wilmoth
Cr. Smith
Horsham Club Thanks Melbourne Officials At Evening
The Horsham club discussed quarterly membership payments and noted no members had returned badges. Acknowledgments were extended to Melbourne officials as President led a night of songs by Messrs Freneham Davidson and Lawrence with Mr Griffiths on piano. Mr Patterson paid tribute to the singers and press. Mr Morley proposed a toast to the president and Mr Cranage offered thanks praising the patrolman Woolcock. The National Anthem closed the event.
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Ten
Woolcack
Dutterson
Central Council
Morley
RAC
Cranage
New Zealand
Motor Coyele
R.ac.v
Horsham
Cluts
Melbourne
Messia CL BR
Freneham
K. Davidson
W. Lawrence
A. Griffiths
Patterson
Woolcock
Market hygiene notes prompt minor repairs at Horsham stalls
A council letter from the fruiterers section and a health authority report reviewed market hygiene at Horsham stalls. Traders complained about flies and germs on fruit vegetables and meat while the market owner agreed to minor alterations to meet requirements. The mayor noted concerns over wet fish and butter in other markets and potential county objections.
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Fruiterers
Wealth Commission
Mel‘urus
TD. Atlersin
Penn
F. Langlands
Melbourne
Flinders Inne
Ander
Horsham Church Funds Lifted by Retirement Collections
Churches in Horsham organize next Sunday retirement collections to aid the unemployed fund. The government subsidy doubles each £1 raised. Harshaw ministers plan services, sermons, and social events including a Mothers Day celebration by the Horsham Men's Club at the Jubilee Hunt.
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Marshal Presbyterian Church
Horsham
Dal MelLool
Momesticy
Wall
Hopine Perview
Hersham
Kg. Petherick
Hannenm
Egat Woerwondeh Dl
Laharun
Petherick
Metasod Wall
Hersham Powimle
Pimpinie
Kalkee
West Wail
Hymns and Service Honoring Mothers at Horsham Church
Fragmented report describes a mother's day service at Horsham Church of the Heist offering a choral tribute to mothers. It recalls a Philadelphia Sun years ago where a nearly blind worker told a mentor he would become Christian, and a later reflection on a mother’s gentle touch guiding toward Calvary and Jesus.
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Horsham
Calvary
Jesus
Pimpinio Methodist Church Sunday School Anniversary
The Pimpinio Methodist Church held a well attended Sunday school anniversary with morning and evening services. Rev Harold Allen and Rev F P Woolhouse preached, scholars performed, and despite rain roads, attendees arrived in gigs and carts. Organisers Miss Bartlett J Long and D Smith were thanked by the superintendent for their efforts.
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Pimpinio Methodist Church
Harold F. Allen
R. Woolhouse
Bartlett
J. Long
D. Smith
Minimay Arbor Day Picnic and Races Report
Arbor Day celebrations at Minimay school featured children's and adults races won by EK McFarlane and A Bull. Twin brother George was narrowly topped. Bill Carracher tied for first with a 12 inch handicap. L Whitelaw also competed. A young men's race saw EK McFarlane prevail. refreshments were provided by local women. Rain in the week reached about 150 points with wider falls, improving green conditions for lambing and seedling work.
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Minimay
George
Bill Carracher
L. Whitelaw
Donce
EK. McFarlane
Jack Robbit
A. &. Bull
A. Westin
Miss P. O'Bribe
Weather notes on rain, warmth, and lambing progress
The week brought light to moderate rain but mild warm conditions persist. Crops are mostly above ground and thriving while lambing has begun with healthy ewes and strong lambs. losses and death rates are expected to be low.
Meeting to decide Goroke show venue this year
A meeting at Mechanics Hall on May 12 will decide if a show will be held in Goroke this year. Members and district residents are urged to attend.
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Goroke
Mechanics’ Hall
Dance at Toolorinda Hall to Aid Cricket Club
A dance will be held in the Toolorinda hall on Friday May 22 in aid of the Cricket Club. Details are advertised.
Rain halts annual horticultural fair under Minvip Society
Heavy morning rain on Thursday April 20 caused the annual horticultural show to be abandoned after four hours of downpour. Despite splendid entries, officials and exhibitors faced unsafe roads and 228 points of rainfall making the event impractical, with stands and decorations prepared the night before.
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Minvip Agricultural Society
Pink Pills Restores Nervous Sufferer
A Brucalba resident endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills for nervousness shakiness and fatigue. The testimonial claims improved strength nerves digestion appetite and relief from headaches and backaches after use.
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Dr. Williams
Gold yield reported from Sandstone area prospecting site
In Sandstone Western Australia a ten ton ore from prospecting area 1034 yielded 8 on 5 dwt of gold, with 34 tons returning 30 oz 3 we.
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W.A
Gathering Ends With Happy Coffee Supper
J. Fisher reports the gathering concluded on a cheerful note with a warmly received coffee supper after the event.
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J. Fisher
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Murron
Gordo
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Tom Young
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Mano
Ime
ILAB
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GED
P. Frayling
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Goberts
Hilda Cox
Adelaide University
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JR Baillie
Laa
Mmolin
Harmony
BTU
Bowden Street
Arthur Jenkin
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Royal Automobile Club
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J. B. Cranage
W. J. Thornley
A. Nattrass
W. Burgin
H. G. Hodges
W. J. Shepherd
J. Wik
P. Koenig
FP. Prevas
M. O'Connor
F. Harnath
Short
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J. Lawson
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Om Lee
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Bertie
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Royal Hotel
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