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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
4
A fragmented tribute recalls Mothers Day celebrations across locales and eras. The piece notes reverential services and communal reflections, honoring mothers and their influence in families and society, with garbled passages implying shared ceremonies and gratitude.
A fractured OCR piece reflects on a Methodist Church service honoring mothers during Homecoming weekend. The text references Mother’s Day observances, spiritual messages, and expressions of gratitude to mothers, with scattered mentions of prayers, hymns, and community gatherings. The readable portions emphasize reverence for motherhood and church unity.
An account describes hospital staff and patients receiving bouquets of syangs amid a service led by Mr and Mrs 65. A Mother and Me sermon is recalled, urging respect for mothers and recalling evenings by the riverside. The piece reflects on reverence for mothers and traditional family values.
A Salvation Army Mothers Day service at Horsbane highlighted two young women publicly professing faith and being immersed. The event included flower symbolism, songs, and readings, with Ensign Hilton and Ablton leading hymns. A vivid dramatic sequence and final hymn closed the gathering with themes of motherly love.
A vintage ad promotes dental products claiming relief for dyspeptics from chewing issues caused by decayed teeth and pyorrhea. It touts artificial teeth, offering extractions at a penny each, with availability of strong locking teeth bought before a price rise and a seven year guarantee.
The Hoeskam Times notes an offer process titled Third Stare and other Agreement Forme for sale. The notice outlines terms and conditions, inviting bids from interested parties. Officials emphasize compliance and deadlines for responses.
The court granted Rudolph Ferdin and Greesberger a real estate agent licence. The docket includes Oscar Ferdinand Miller charged with driving on the wrong side after a collision on Dimboola road. Wat Bleakley, Edenlope auctioneer, testified about the incident and Hammond street speed charges. Arthur Robinson faced a risky speed charge in Layne street. Frank McCombe faced truancy and related charges with multiple potential penalties. Insurance dispute over a premium refund involving Enyire Life and General Assurance Co. Ltd. was heard with Albert Schunke giving testimony on agency arrangements and commission terms.
In Horsham to Natimuk region a claim unfolds around Curtain offering sole agency for Empire Life and Assurance to witness Schncke. Witness took a policy, then sought refund after correspondence, with a court held view on agency and contract validity and a partial refund to King while Schncke’s appointment remains contested.
David Anderson & Co Auctioneers and land stock finance agents operate from Wilson Street Horsham with agencies at Jusy Jung Pimpinio Noradjaba and Goroke. Weekly stock sales take place at Horsham Corporation Yards on Fridays under the Australasia Ltd trustees and Melbourne firms. Heap money to lend on acres and tor properties with funds paid on behalf of clients.
Listing of sales conduct and freight phrases includes references to Victoria and South Australia markets, with mentions of Fat Stock tracking to Geelong Mol Swarse and Adelaide. Notes on trust money land holdings at Broad Acres and local events for Orient Steam Irrigation Co Ltd. Passenger bookings to various world destinations and Ballarat offices referenced.
Horsham Corporation announces a livestock sale on Friday May 15 featuring Shorthorn cattle including a second calf milking strain cow scoring 98 points, springer heifers and calves along with ewes and rams. The catalog lists fat lambs, wethers, and assorted horses to be offered by Young Bros. at the Horsham yard.
A clearing sale at Rupanyup Sale Yards on Wednesday 20 May features staunch and reliable working horses from Young Bros. McNamara Brothers provide a line of geldings and mares aged from about 1 to 65 years, including Black gelding, Darkie, Grey gelding, Bay geldings, Roan mare, Brown mare, Hay gelding, plus several plough horses. Also listed are plant items, truck body, vehicles, and broken gear all offered at 1:30 pm. This premium lot is touted as an exceptionally superior group with none better in the state.
John Kimberley and Sons advertised as sworn valuator for Bank of New South Wales Chambers Horsham offering land and stock auction and private sales across the state. Weakly stock sales at Bursten ton yards Fridays and consignments for fat stock to Melbourne Ballarat Geelong via agents. The notice mentions The South British Insurance Ltd and various vague commodities and services.
Hamilton altered to Thursday May 14 1995 for Autumn Special Sheep Sale by T H Laidlaw & Co Ltd. Large yarding of merino and crossbred wethers ewes rams including station bred and comeback lines. Trains leave Casterton Portland Ararat morning, returning evening. Tracks capable, reliable drovers available.
The notice outlines a series of stock and clearing sales by Young Bros across May to July 1925 at Hamilton Rupanyup and Natimuk. It lists sheep, stock, horses, furniture, orchard stock, and stallion sales with dates, venues, and key items, including special auction events and annual sales. Prominent locations include Hamilton Hotel and Rupanyup offices, with multiple sale days and item categories.
A fragmented notice dated Tuesday May 1 1925 describes parcel sizes 319 acres and 807 acres with references to locations such as Fresnold Leesahold and Wallan Ye Guy Parva. The text mentions water, a derkdeworm HY Stow and Warrs at Joie oe elute Aho Mie Derkdeworm HY Stow with unclear sale terms and conditions. The document appears as a sale listing with several garbled phrases and partial names.
F. W. Grabsch acc tione land srick and general commission agent at Wilson Street Horsham. Por: Merannty Turost Tauren Ltd Melber An Australian Company Fire and cidéet Chips sd Sees Trif Employer. Lave pest Tnwstxe 8 [iee) Sten Yohaghidlae Con Pos ny Tyvawe Bruker Permid Prestece Ascviation special. Hay in sacks or Stamling Crope on reason. Phone 127 Private Phone 55.
J Strown, stool and commission agent on Wilson Street Horsham, is listed as local representative for the Farmers and Settlers Co operative Insurance Co of Australia Ltd. The company reports over £13,000 paid in dividends to farmers.
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