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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 15, 1923
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text describes a government discussion on redacting letters and reductions. It references political figures and parties, meetings, and public statements. The garbled content mentions examinations, instruments, and various places, with sporadic names like Merrie and Ge. and references to a public event or vote.
Fragmentary OCR describes a wedding with references to Mr David Kroght and Mr William Hordham, a bride in white, bridesmaids, a sister, and family observers. Names and details are garbled, but hints at attire and participants appear amid broken phrases.
Vicenss reports the British Majesties arrival and a solemn hedge cutting ceremony at Keekio Precaleito cemetery. The King expresses hope for world peace and recovery from war's scars, urging duty and restoration through God’s help.
Lausanne reports indicate a weeklong critical session on the Turkish Greek dispute focusing on indemnity and sovereignty. British and German dispatches note cautious moves toward a political settlement amid broader European tension.
For a second theft in a month the Small Arm Co shopfronts on Felanbeth street were broken into on Saturday afternoon. Pistols, guns, weather gear, and jewellery valued at over £200 were stolen. Police report no suspects yet and investigations continue.
Wire report from Melbourne notes Queensland voters show strong Labor backing in the recent poll. The Australian Labor Party is praised for its clear stance and approval by supporters, with implications for parliamentary confidence and future state politics.
A meeting of Horsham Junior Football Club players is set for Thursday at 5 o'clock at the Town Hall. A full roll up is requested. Rovers Club porters are notified of attendance at 7.45 in the Soldiers' Me for Moll.
The Horsham club opened the season with Mayor performing the ceremonial opening stroke amid fine weather. About 30 members played in a 12 hole handicap event. Mr and Mrs Pritchard won with 5-.9-5, and Mr and Mrs Wilmoth took third. Mrs Pritchard receives a trophy and golf ball for her win.
Ada Kerslake a dressmaker sought damages after being struck by the mudguard of a car driven by Lord Mountbatten in a County Court case. The judge found no liability by the chauffeur and awarded £25 to the plaintiff for a cut lip and bruises.
A young man named Charlee Bell of Horsham died after a coal truck pressed on his leg while moving trucks were positioned. He was transported to Warracknabeal Hospital in serious condition but died shortly before 7 o'clock that night.
The State Savings Bank of Victoria reports rapid growth with rising depositors and cash reserves. It outlines Credit Foncier lending for homes, war service housing outputs, and plans for new Melbourne branches to support expanding housing and public works.
An advice piece promoting a skincare regimen to preserve a youthful complexion. It describes a simple lotion made from water tincture and flowers, to be applied with a cloth and shaken before use, promising a velvety real complexion and avoidance of artificial cosmetics.
A fragmented list records payments and accounts including Horsham names such as J. McRite, F. Gawne, E. Murphy, and Moruham Waterworks Trusts. The entry mentions receipts, grants, and first class accommodation notes amid a jumble of misspelled names and partial figures.
The Argus reports a visit by Federal Ministry members to Kyogle. Dr Earle Page argues immigration will drive Commonwealth development while urging provisions for workers, telephones, and mail services. Mc Gibson discusses state formation and telephone expansion for country districts amid calls for new states and faster delivery. A stray ad section follows mentioning dressmakers, a laundry, and local services.
A fragmented notice lists a lost item and contact details. It mentions a vehicle and a name Carter with sparse identifiers, dated in June. The readable fragments reference Ivins and Mound, with unclear locations and events.
Wanted notices invite applications for the position of central agent for the West Wimmera Foothold Association. Applications must be received by the secretary at Urquhart Street by a specified deadline. Contact details and date provided for interested applicants.
Personal notice reports the illness and recovery of Mr tininege Vor of Warmeleraben after several days with an ailment. It notes his son and family, mentions Mr Ashwon Young arranging a ceremonial cornet ship aboard Tuamamia, and references Natimuk’s achievements in ministerial talent. A.N.A. leader Victor te Glan will speak at a poly meeting at the Masonic Mall tonight.
Miss Grant, a noted knitter, advertises in Hurston for orders including wooden nods and golf accessories. She asks interested parties to phone the Royal Hotel in the evenings for pointment and details.
BR Findlay prepares to undertake all classes of furniture work with carpentry and refinishing skills. The ad promotes upholstery services for sofas chairs and other household pieces, highlighting experienced craftsmanship and job readiness.
George Gray announces he will carry on business alone following the dissolution of Hobson & Gray. He invites patronage at his private address Watnia Street, Stawell, to establish his solo venture.
Public notice invites tenders for road resurfacing and drainage works in Shire of Wimmera with key sites including Canter SM EZ EL Che and Stawell region. Tenders close May 25. Details concern local contractors and required submissions.
An old classified notice lists electrical wet dol rage chains in all weights and prices for Tyback Elephant Brand Mach, Stang, and other items. Harold Smith Hardware and MePHERSON picart advertise catalog quotes and phone 313 for lowest rate quotations.
Notice states rates payable by residents from the 2nd to the 11th of June inclusive. Collector will be present at Shire Office Hor sham to receive payments between 10 am and 4 pm.
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