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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
7
Commercial intelligence notes prices for provisions in Horsham versus Bas per dew and local notes. Several items listed with quantities and unit marks, including 3D 6 Rutter, Lotunoos new per quarter, and 156 lb measures, reflecting market quotations and trade terms.
Thursday market notes show Calvety and Co. listing items incl avi feed and provisions. Oates Miliing and Cape trades include English goods and potatoes priced around £6, onions and greens quoted to £1. Small quantities of male and other produce appear in mixed lots with varied rates.
Yesterday the price of wheat in Horsham was recorded at 4 shillings per bushel, reflecting market movements in the local grain trade.
World Services notes usage of Reuters and Horsham Times material under license. Special arrangements cover overseas intelligence compilation with rights reserved and attribution to Australian and New Zealand sources.
In Wing memory of dear Tater who died May 4. affectionate lines express loss and remembrance. The text blends names and relations, noting a daughter, in laws, and siblings as memories linger with time.
The cabinet retreated from a plan to restore a preference for Irish-born soldiers, provoking cross-party critique. Speakers argued the backdown harms national unity and risks undermining citizen resolve, while unions warn against partisan use of wartime loyalty.
The report notes mild weather with scattered showers and a record of local fall amounts in several districts. A council letter discusses the entertainment tax on football match tickets, proposing a lower surcharge to reduce the overall tax and keep ground access affordable.
The canvass proceeds with the expert committee to finish the count next week. Citizens wishing to contribute to the electoral effort may contact the committee. A meeting is set for Monday at 8 pm to discuss progress and any missing data.
At a Tuesday borough meeting the Mayor noted the works committee may review measures to protect drivers from trees at night. Dr Langlands argued that even maximum protection could fail in darkness, noting drivers who fail to avoid obstacles risk severe harm.
Donors are reminded that someone will be in attendance at the Town Hall to receive items between specified hours. Parcels left with Messrs Berre & Sanderson service station will also be collected by the committee.
James Pugh aged 36 a former serviceman recently discharged from Horsham Base Hospital vanished after leaving the institution on February He had been admitted January 1 with war injuries and memory lapses His last address was Burran Junction New South Wales He was employed locally by the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission at Wonwondah.
At the Horshana Sewerage Authority monthly session the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission asked for remuneration for supplies. The secretary noted the amount to be £10 as proposed by the auditor.
A community singing series begins Saturday at 8 90 in Horsham Theatre. The group, known for last year’s success, plans sixpence songbooks and a crowd hoped for strong turnout. Leading wordlists assist on Sunday night as the audience is expected to grow.
A lantern lecture evening at the Horsham Mechanics Institute features traveler and writer Mr BERL Peacock of Melbourne. He speaks on Gallipoli Central Europe Africa Cairo to Capetown and the Belgian Congo with Zambezi Falls. Proceeds go to the Horsham Ladies Benevolent Society under Horsham Rotary Club.
The New South Wales Government suspends welfare payments after a contested eligibility decision. Officials cited policy rules and verification delays, affecting a named beneficiary and potentially drawing scrutiny from advocacy groups.
Portion of the Majestic Cafe on Fire brace street is taken by Jr. G Taylor for a dairy produce and stall pool store to open next Monday. The Crystal will stock cookies and meals and include hygienic scales and cutters.
The report previews river of romanes with Clins Rogers in a southern duel code role contrasted with The Rainbow Man starring Eddie Dowling and Mary Lane, delivering a long, tracing tale of love and fame amid vaudeville style acts. Horsham items recall fire brigade praise and a water pump debate reflecting community pride and service.
The Horsham Rotary Club plans town and district drives to collect worn clothing footwear and blankets for the Horsham Ladies Benevolent Society. Citizens are urged to donate usable garments by hanging in wardrobes or leaving in boxes or tents for distribution to needy individuals and families.
The record lists Lao Chores O'Connell of Punkeld and Bilney Janes Woleter formerly of Sea Lake, noting liabilities, assets, and deficiencies. O'Connell shows liabilities 612, assets 251 10/8, deficiency £587 due to adverse season. Woleter, a grocer and commission agent now of Forest Street, Bendigo, reports liabilities £140220, assets £13908, deficiency £70 16/5.
Readable text notes a special new arrival of wool frocks described as neat and stylish. Mentions time to reply and design options with a push for no extra charge. Location appears to be Firebrace Street with possible Lor-alin reference, though details are unclear.
The article notes Mothers Day activities across the British Empire including wearing white flowers or badges and attending church when possible. It highlights the aim to honor mothers, strengthen family bonds, and remind children of their duties, with some regional customs and remarks from local leaders.
A Chatswood 72 year old pensioner writes about sacrificing her pension to aid relief efforts amid widespread hardship. She appeals to the Prime Minister Mr Scullin and recalls old pioneering families of Simfralia, praising the enduring spirit of sacrifice.
At Ballarat Police Court Wo Emanuil Ryach faced charges for escaping from a place of detention on 6 April. He pled not guilty. The Bench described him as an incorrigible fugitive and considered up to three years, settling on imprisonment for the year. He used clever methods to escape, including tools to breach the wall.
Complaint report details several children aged 1 to 12 causing disturbance in the grandstand. They kicked seats, tossed small objects, and shouted, prompting patrons to seek admonition from a man who faced rejection. Officials may bar minors or assign a club or Progress Association official to supervise during the event.
Report covers a chaotic scene where bees attack during a hunting camp or meeting, with casualties and injuries to several men and a dog. The Horsham ANA branch met at Maronle Hylan Tules to nominate officers for the next term, with calls for better attendance at elections and officers to be installed by Magu.
Fragmented OCR shows a local notice about The Beastika Ulrapy planning a tough season opening on Tuesday May 20 at the Mechan ies Ball. Licensing Court in Melbrope grants transfer of the National Hotel owner from Pd Kooealy to M T Di. SADDLERY FOR WINTER SEASON offers include steel ploughs and horse gear from A Arnott & Co at 99 Firebrace Street Horehoo.
The director cited a quiet period with limited highlights across the sports section over recent days. No major matches or outcomes were reported, reflecting a lull in activity for the region.
An allegation claims Me WoT Cotte offered £00 to Mr Bolen Green for purchase of a wife and to influence the Polls Acwotttits Committee while seeking compensation against the General Government. Mr Sewmllin identified the committee chairman as tows of the Government, urging proper action.
Fragmentary lines describe a meeting involving officials and the Maffra beet sugar works. Content is unclear with garbled names and terms, but references a governing body and discussions about the sugar works project.
A detailed report from Horsham describes a concert at the Horshaw Tweu Hall featuring Mise Mantes and Miss Hunter, with violin solos by Mix Lucille Siupron and a Steele Rull sketch by Jone. The event praised visiting artists and thanked local patrons and the Horsham Band for funding the upkeep.
The column details engagements and weddings involving several families from Le beh, Silay, Timboola, and nearby areas. It notes the marriage plans for Miss Helen Newcoabe and the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs. John T. Dickenson, with church services, attendants, and reception details.
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