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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
5
Special advertisement notes funeral services require sympathy and exact knowledge of details. It highlights 40 years of experience to assist in arranging mortuary affairs within financial means. Promotes A. F. Weight & Sons at 28 Wilson Street Horatham with contact numbers.
MEL and MRS. JAMES. BAKER and FAMILY express sincere thanks to Drs. Henderson and Forsyth Sister Cochin and Staff of Abbotsleigh Private Hospital and Sister J. Ebiridze for care of their late son and mother. They also thank relatives and friends for letters cards visits floral tributes and expressions of sympathy during their loss.
From Melhourne the correspondent notes wheat trading figures in Horsham with scattered prices and commodity terms. The dispatch mentions milling costs and related grain values though OCR errors obscure some figures.
The text outlines a chaotic debate on rehabilitation and policy, with references to government, ministers, and a stalled draft bill. It notes divisions among factions and the Premier's strategy of delaying action until a long council meeting.
Early notice of King s Jubilee Medal dispels ideas of smooth access as many prominent and lesser figures seek recognition. The Vice Regal path limits public airing of grievances, and the process triggers widespread disappointment among claimants.
Government advisors clash over awards as the Jubilee Medal marks the 25th kingly anniversary. Victoria’s share totals around 1400, forcing strict cuts across Parliament, executive councils, judges, municipal bodies, churches and other professions.
After heavy showers yesterday many districts reported rainfall with Horsham tallying up to two inches and Brim registering thirty seven points in the afternoon. The drought break aims to aid sowing in Castlemaine to the Murray, with officials forecasting unsettled skies and further showers.
At Hersham Town Council on Tuesday the dangerous corner near the Wimmera Bridge prompted calls for traffic changes. Councillor Wilmoth urged curves to be faced down and two new lights, while the mayor Dr. J. Barnes pressed for road inspection and remaking. A rest room proposal for town meetings and a Memorial Hall alterations plan were also discussed.
Mayor Dr J Barnes led a Horsham Town Council meeting to discuss prohibiting unauthorised digging and plantation disturbance. Dr FL Langlands and others noted offenders damage land. the council agreed to take action once by laws are framed and public postings completed.
At the Hor sham Town Council meeting the Town Clerk said there were 190 men on the books and last month the amount paid for sustenance was £100.
A person described as without fixed abode was arrested in a shed at the Horsham showgrounds on a Wednesday. They face court action at the Horsham Police Court next Wednesday as investigations continue into the incident involving a woman and a band.
In Boreham Town Council chambers, High School students joined a Rotary Club visit to witness local government in action. Mayor Dr J Barnes welcomed the youths as the meeting covered correspondence and council business.
On Sunday many mothers will receive greetings and gifts as a nationwide tribute to mothers. The message highlights a mother’s loving daily service and urges sons and daughters to reconnect, with Horsham churches noting the day and asking all to wear a white flower to honor mothers.
Demand for stylish garments grows as shoppers seek well cut outfits with splendid wearing quality. Indies increasingly choose costumes and coats at Finkemeyer’s for beauty and quality, inviting inspection by proprietor E. S. Finkeneven. Phone 470.
A fatal accident occurred at Glenthompson on Memilay afternoon injuring a ten year old boy, the second son of Mr Tut. He was taken to Glenthompson Rush Nursing Hospital where he died. Police notified and an inquest will be held.
A May 22 dance in aid of the Queen of Wheat Mixa B Giddings will be at Mechanics Hall Horsham with home made supper by supporters and novelty dances. Horsham Football Club runs a Queen competition. A separate May 1 dance for the Queen of Wool Miss 8 Byrne is noted in Brimpaen Falls notices.
The Horsham Auxiliary for the Roy al Victorian Institute for the Blind will stage its annual ball at Horsham Town Hall on Monday May 97. A new waltsing contest is included this year with a special orchestra and a noted supper.
Deputy Coroner Mr W An thony J P conducted in Stawell an inquest into the death of Colin Campbell Cuffe 38 of Glenorchy who died from a skull fracture after being struck by a motor car at Stawell West on 22 April The finding states the accident might have been avoided if the deceased had not fought on his push bicycle.
A branch meeting presided by the President discusses next week's agenda with Hennessy elected as correspondence secretary and a communion breakfast invite from Donald branch. Victorian Railways announce a daily extra train Melbourne to Horsham with specific departure times. Horsham Apex Club hosts first ball at Town Hall with cave-like decor and Ararat Orchestra.
A fleet of Bedform treks and utilities will arrive in Horsham today for display. All models will be shown at FP W Graberh Pty Ltd located at 9 Wilson Street. The event is expected to attract many town and district residents to view the full range.
A bride and groom leave St Thomas Church in North Sydney to a sky show by aeroplanes. The planes bore the couple's initials in lights as a gesture from New South Wales Aerolab for Mr. L Tyler of North Sydney, and celebrate the marriage of his daughter Enid to Mr L Alexander at Cannine Downs, Queensland. Miss Shirley Turner, Horsham, was bridesmaid.
W. E. Thomas, surgeon dentist, may be at the Exchange Hotel Friday May 1st, not today as formerly advertised. He will also be at Murton on Wednesday.
The annual Worsham Base Hospital ball is scheduled for July 22 with details to be announced later. Local dignitaries or organizers have noted the event will feature general festivities and proceeds for hospital funds.
The Rev. F W Rankin of Adelaide spoke at a social honoring Rev A C Weber newly inducted to Matthew's Presbyterian Church at Stawell. Rankin said Victoria is drawing many of Adelaide's ministers, five leaving in twelve months, creating strain on the church and community.
An herb called peppermint is recommended for soothing a child's hacking cough. The article notes gentle dosing guidance and safety cautions for home use.
Mesis Dalgety and Co and Mutehen Bros and White Py report a brisk Kupanyup sale with SF sheep yarded and strong averages, highlighted by a fine line of three year comeback ewes joined to Dorset Horn and a lively bidding scene. A follow-up sale at Reparit on May 4 drew buyers from multiple towns with 3705 head sold at 12 10 per head. notable lots included 100 one year old ewes mated to Dorset Horn semen and 198 well grown two and three year wethers.
Melbourne report states Thomas George Goding and Gordon William Cosham, both suspended Customs officers, were charged at the District Court with importing prepared opium. Evidence describes Goding seen near cargo at the wharves on April 23 and tins of opium found in a room. hearing unfinished.
London reports show a unanimous vote in both Houses for a humble address to the King to congratulate on his Silver Jubilee. Crowds fill the West End as illumination parades unfold and plans for May 1 Children’s Day events assume prominence amid royal levée scenes and diplomatic cheers.
A workmate threw a brick in jest at Hoy Hampson 40 at the Emer son Bros furniture factory in South Melbourne this morning and he sustained fatal head injuries.
Victoria athletic league disqualified Allen Morgan of New South Wales for an indefinite period over alleged improper statements on entry forms for multiple meetings. The decision follows a wire report from Mellanrinle dated Thursday.
London reports that negotiations for the meat agreement face failure as Australian officials admit little prospect for a new deal. They attribute the stalemate to constriction within the British Cabinet and uncertainty over Commonwealth exports.
In Ulap a forecasted split in the CAM signals a Liberal wing formation amid party reform talks. MD I MacFarlan MacA states a progressive legislative programme and plans to convene U.ALP supporters to back his views.
Sir Josiah Stamp told a luncheon of 200 business and financial leaders that inflation in America demands only a reference to the speculative spirit to blow the reef off the world sail. He spoke as director of the Bank of England on a day of worldwide economic discourse.
Eight detectives closed in on a Rail-on-yimen flat in Sydney after a Melbourne Colling Street robbery. They arrested a sleeping man and found a revolver and bundles of cash. Later David Brown, 20, was remanded for robbery under arms.
In the House of Commons Mr Ramsay MacDonald rejects reports of a shift in Dominion foreign policy and responsibility. He says there is no change in the position discussed with visiting Dominion Prime Ministers and Germany remains a cooperative participant. Menzies supports the same view, denying newspaper claims of a altered stance.
Worn by midlife women feel dread and headaches as blood runs thin. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to restore rich blood and revitalize nerves, with testimonials from Mrs E F L of Kalgoorlie. Three bottle package available at chemists and stores.
Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam completed the first nonstop Mexico City to New York flight covering 2070 miles in 14 hours and 2 minutes, using the same monoplane engine, marking a historic aviation feat on a Wednesday in New York.
It was disclosed at Tonelato today that 42 fighting planes will attempt the greatest mass flight in history as part of naval maneuvers in the Pacific. The operation involves 200 officers and enlisted men. Machines are scheduled to take off at noon for a 1200 mile hop to Milway Island. Other details are being kept secret.
London reports from the Tome correspondent via British United Press that Italian and French sources claim Abyssinian pilots and mechanics are German and that Germany has been steadily supplying aircraft.
The Horsham branch of the Australian Women's National League holds its annual meeting at the Presbyterian Hall on Wednesday May 15 at 3 p.m. The group stresses the need for ante natal and post natal services for mothers in city and country and urges support for the King's Jubilee Fund to aid maternal and infant welfare. Donations are accepted at the Times office.
Horsham based Merars Thames Young & Co Pty Ltd reports stock sales from their livestock yard. The sale covers ewes and other stock sold at Horsham auction. Officials note buyers and prices to be recorded for the day.
The listing notes averaged high prices for wool offerings and details several ewe categories with prices from 10 to 21 shillings. It mentions 165 four tooth comeback ewes at 21 shillings and other lots including six and four tooth cross ewes, comeback ewes and wethers. The firm schedules Horsham sale on Tuesday May 17.
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