Victoria immigration and employment notices amid regional appeals
The list reports farm work openings for 504 settlers in Victoria including Glenelg 300 youths, with ships Diogenes Maradine and the Bay forthcoming in May and June. It notes the Ballarat Orphanage Appeal closing Saturday, plus local notices on council staffing, dance fundraisers, tenders for soldier settler housing, markets at Haven, and a Friday stock sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Glenexpos
Eaue
Victor
Arene 17
Buspell Street
Melbourne
Ballarat
Pallarat
Tiallarat
Pimpinio A.N.A
Bungaree
Julius & Lasarus
Horsham
Mechaieal Institute
Haven Hall
Closer Settlement Board
Lands Departmen
Morfar
Goroke
Haven
Messrs
John Kimberley & Sons
A. J. Coad
David Street
Drung Drang
Commercial Intelligence Update on Scheer and Workers
Commercial intelligence brief notes Scheer and workers in a trades context. Mentions markets and wage questions with provisional items from The Work section. No decisive outcomes recorded, but raises questions over pensions and overtime proposals.
Memoriam fragment with names and notes on patrons
A clipped obituary fragment references several individuals and notes about memorials. It mentions Mairelty, Beth, Enune, W Mallett and others, with hints of a page honoring them and dates or events surrounding their remembrance. The text remains fragmentary but preserves names and a memorial context.
Horsham Crimes TURSPAY May Day Incident
A Horsham area report notes a TURSPAY incident on May 1 involving local authorities. The short item cites crime activity and specifies the date without detailing suspects or outcomes.
Winter Game Briviners Highlight National Football Interest
The passage describes a global winter game event with Briviners in Brities Euglse and a national football focus. It notes widespread attention with hundreds of thousands drawn to the event, including mentions of locations like Kew Seakeel and AwstraBs, and references contests between regional teams and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briviners
Brities Euglse
Eharehae
Kew
Aimee
Gulael
Catholic social events and Mechanics Institute ball clash in town
Crowds attend a Catholic School Room euchre party and dance while the Mechanics' Institute prepares for its annual meeting. The evening features sport and social games, with tickets for gentlemen and ladies, amid plans to attract multitudes and foster community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coentay
Wimmars
Mechanics' Diutitute
Bserib
Mechanics’ Institute
Inet Jamman
Wimmes League
Watameat
Ina
Selina
Spacetom
Gatti
Tana Campored
Thirty-Eighth Anniversary of Horsham Presbyterian Church
The Horsham Presbyterian Church marks its sixty eighth anniversary with a special service this week. The Right Rev Crookston, Moderator General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, will visit Horsham, accompanied by Rev Pik Forster, and will stay in the district to work. Weather forecasts hint at rain with cooler spells, while agricultural notes praise a new pasture dressing device Crump tap-dresser, amid comments on drought easing and school progress in Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Grill
Eilifier
Mount Gualhier
A. R. Hill
Mount Cambier
South Australia
Commonwealth
Peo — Co-operative Co. Ltd
Melbourne
Harrow
A. Roulgers
Harm
Fulton
Teople
Xfree
Neville Lymthe, VC
Cre M. Wool
Kirby
Bethelfield
Mr. H. Carstair
Nawres
Telet Waldiers
Victoria
Ipo
Joe Alt
Mrrthouras
Tastradd
Shurvbee
Canaries
Letter to editor on local display of Australian wallaby outline
Correspondence to Horsham Times discusses support for a new display in a window. The writer praises Mr Chua Ryn al lenat for taking the right step and displaying an Australian whale in his window. The note questions whether public interest will grow without a clear rationale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diers
West
Munser Trail
Rama
Universal Pictures Corporation
Henry Herbert Knibbs
Rome
Tory
Bobo
Lappy
Collie
Hppy
Horsham Times
Chua
Debate on Church of Christ membership sparks Horsham Times discourse
Letter to the editor defends church membership standards amid claims about Hinrichsen and Anderson. The author argues that children of Church of Christ families are not converts merely by joining and challenges Hinrichsen to a public debate in Horsham Town Hall to settle misrepresentations and defend Luther’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham Times
Hintichwn
Tugham
Booumum
Phurch
Teac Boune
Anghans
Church of Christ Journal
Layane
Luther
Hinrichsen
Anderson
Lather
Luthar
Hinrich
Church of Cheiet
Church of Christ
Childer
Hinrichwa
Tampre
Jalitor
Horshan Toten Hall
Winrehsra
Hintichsen
Obituary of New Coaland Prime Minister Massey
Obituary notice reports the death of Ate W. F. Massey, Prime Minister of New Coaland, on Sunday after oon at 5.40. The item notes the shock to the Dominion and mentions the central gathering of mourning, with faint references to splendor and the somber mood surrounding his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Massey
New Coaland
Dominion
Delayed Flight Amid Harsh Winter Conditions
A garbled report notes Captain Heath Amundoes stating the weather is severe and flights are postponed. The article mentions 40 posts delayed, and a train approaching Zwicha with a driver who halted to hand-run on the track amid deteriorating conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's May
Heath Amundoes
Zwicha
District News MARTOA Billiard Room Tension At Mechanical Institute
A club billiard room once open to visitors now faces stricter supervision after disruptive nonmembers allegedly harassed caretakers and damaged equipment. The Coromby social note covers gatherings, school committee updates, and Harrow memorial unveilings.
TWO DETECTIVES ON TRIAL FOR CONSPIRACY IN MELBOURNE
In Melbourne on Monday the trial of Senior Detective Neil Osholm and Detective Donald Macpherton for conspiracy opened. The Crown alleged attempted bribery and theft during a raid on Terence Callaghan's Collingwood hotel on February 3rd. Callaghan paid £1000. detectives offered to keep tea matters quiet for £10,000, later agreeing to take £6,500. Both defendants pleaded not guilty as the hearing was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Osholm
Donald Macpherton
O'Sullivan
Fowler
Terence Callaghan
Collingwood
Callaghan
Head of the River Finalists Named From Melbourne Colleges
Prophesied outcome marked the Head of the River boat race won by Melbourne schools. Melbournny Grammar, Scotch College, and Wesley College triumphed over Geelong College and Geelong Grammar as results were posted Friday afternoon, drawing keen public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch College
Melbournny — Grammar School
Wesley College
Geelong College
Geelove Grammar Svhanl
Xavieu
Heath College
Geelong Grammar School
Feiluy
uCote
Mele
Strike ballot planned by Booth Ann Mine Workers Union
London reports that Johannesburg meeting of Booth Ann a Mine Workers Union decided to stage a strike ballot over Justice De Villiers award. Non unionists barred from participation as officials aim to form a federation of white mining industry workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
General Council
The
Booth Ann
Mine Workers’ Union
Johannesburg
Justice de Villiers
Local School Plans Harvest Benefit Despite Poor Weather
A dusty, archaic report describes a school committee’s plans for a harvest party and novelty dances to raise funds for a new garden. Heavy rain complications loom as organizers press on, with religious services and community events noted alongside garden efforts and local gatherings.
Wedding Bells Amid Fractured Lines of a Turbulent Tale
A garbled wartime wedding notice unfolds with scattered names and places. Amid the mangled phrasing, references emerge to Ming mt Strah oot BPS Min Win Neott, Jos Lagton, and Mary Reatt as key figures. The ceremony, performed by Rev KG Petherick, occurs at an uncertain venue with bridesmaid Miss Mary Reatt and brother Mig Lagta present, while frequent OCR errors obscure precise details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifun Layorate
Aes Pirertales
Umewr
Tiut Smith Wade
Mtoerivale
Buckine
Horshans
Merrivill
Ani
Gambier
Wml
Hira
Ming
Win
Neott
Qlewe Cale
Jos Lagton
Paletul
Balirndar
Clear Lake
Mr. Lagton
KG. Petherick
Mary Reatt
Mieev
Keith Lagiva
Mig Lagta
Imite
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San Lore
Cruseroade
Ste Cy
Reynard
Guyer
RMIT
Wegmanab
Baillie Stee
Wembley
Pynsest Street
Sorkeam
H. Byron Moore
Dat & Scurneade
Gillie
L. Lederman
Steret
Brock
Friese
Lederman
Leiter
Schwennesen the Tailor
Near
Tiparae
Pmaseace Stecet
Commercial Intelligence
Listaloagh
WITS
Mallett
Tyes Mairley
Ka Beth
Turspay
Vesteray
Phange
Snitiers
St Rill
Salardey
Sander
Iain Ees
Howe
Cvapisio
Atoll Mining
Melbourke
Viera
South Wales
Warleak
Metropolis
Ronaly Scott
G. Poiberiek
Belgaum
Ban
Sore Korhem
Moller, A
General Surrier
Mount Gambier
Tent Mission
District News
Mr Fong
Monara
E. Shultz
Nui
Anish Geensivre Kemerniiy
Épersting
Raleee
Mruyveonlta
Stn
J. Smith
W. Tntertaon
John Tagleton
Reinheimer
Onkaparinga
Wal
Railways Commissioners
Mr. Clapp
Tharwlay
Schiar
Oro
Wire
Ens
Mfx
Richardson's
Inston Etreet
William Watt
Bey Street
Port Melbourne
Kew South Wales
New South Wales
Woolloomooloo
Sydney
Randwick
New South Wales Road
Richmond
Queensland
Patterson
MUELA
Gippsland
RAND
Paris
Previ Toovuient
Cotneil
Germany
Iowa
Britain
Egypt
Tennie
Admiral Harthy
France
Hungary
Tenvin
Trafic
Natimok
Avinh
Bettayael
Niue
Mytro
Tonkin
MMAR
Balmoral
Gevatont
Kalin Mortimer
Mortons
Das Msp Union
Gia
Cavendish
Mirra
Cory Nytt
Chile
Ruth
Cirri
Murray
Aif
Aedes Uesel
Tony Bee
Amin
Benin
Fuente
Anzac Tweeds
Wiananten
Vwesteathan Fitiluinsist
Apaediatyn
Joroy
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