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Horsham Times

Location

Horsham, Victoria, Australia

Date

May 11, 1937

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Found Dead in Farm House at Vectis Tragedy in Horsham District

A Horsham man, 51, was found dead with a double barrel shotgun in the farm house at Vectis on Saturday afternoon. Police attended as inquest opened. widow Edith Sophie Schmidt survives. Funeral held at Horsham Cemetery with local bearers and pastor officiating.

Vectis Horsham William Schmidt Harry Harding Mr. Pelchen Drewery Kennedy M. F. Kelley Hadeen Harding Vectis East Vectis East Lutheran Church Edith Sophie Schmidt Noreen Elsie Horsham Cemetery Messra F Schmidt J. Jenkin Preuss F Harnath C. EB. Thiele

NSW farmers plan dairy tour of New Zealand origins

A proposed tour of New Zealand dairying centres by New South Wales farmers, under the Primary Producers Union, has been revived after a delay due to the referendum. The trip, discussed by M P Dunlop, aims to study NZ dairy farming, manufacturing and marketing to inform NSW practices and explore overseas marketing cooperation. The party may depart Sydney in November to inspect main dairying regions and assess New Zealand’s export moves and production stance.

New Zealand New South Wales Primary Producers’ Union Sydney M. P. Dunlop MLC Dominion Austasia

Estate of Melbourne broker leaves large charitable gifts

Melbourne correspondent reports the estate of late Charles D Liesd an insurance broker of Malvern totals 226,906 pounds. He bequeaths two thirds to relatives and friends and a quarter of the remainder to the Presbyterian Church trust. An eighth goes to Melbourne University and the remaining funds establish a perpetual trust for the Women, Children's, Queen Victoria, and Austin Hospitals and the Motherwell asylum.

Melbourne Charles D. Liesd Ance Malvern Presbyterian Church Trust Melbourne University Women’s Quewy Vicoria Austin Wothows Evaleat Asylum

Family Reunites After Fourteen Years at Sea Deck

After a fourteen year separation Mrs P. Darlisan rejoined on the Mian deck today with her son Mr al Show. Mrs Puli plans to stay for the event, while colleagues recall the long absence and reflect on the reunion aboard the vessel.

Poh. Darlisan Puli

Employment figures hint at easing unemployment

Commonwealth Statistician notes that unemployment appears near pre low mood levels with about 1.0 percent of reporting trade workers unemployed mid February, a drop from 1820. The data focus on union workers about 20 percent of Australian workers and warn seasonality affects totals. The piece urges more robust checks of figures to evaluate the unemployment burden and policy.

Commonwealth Statistician Phos HAL Sertion Tal Australia

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