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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
6
A bicycle rider was struck by a motor car at a mid road junction near Elterassen. The rider suffered a fall and damage to a nap while the car, driven by BRAS AND POLLARD, crossed the lights causing the incident.
Fragmentary OCR lists officers and attendees including Faure We ahs, Deter YF, and Wilma committon. Mentions trading, teleure, charity connections, and various addresses such as Belmirys and Ginn sale diseware. The page records procedural notes and community roles with scattered names and places.
Fragmented lines mention people and places in a political or legal notice style. Names such as Totum and Jooshaw appear with dates and actions but many terms are garbled, making specific facts hard to confirm. The readable items suggest a public proceeding or appointment and references to months and locations without a coherent event.
A marriage ceremony is announced between Mir. Mevtie and Alice Minadam to be conducted on March 21 at St Barnabas Church Sydney. Reverend P will officiate. The couple is identified as from Meriva New South Wales.
The Riverside Football Club prepares to meet Horsha Rovers Saturday at Riverside with a 2 pm kickoff. Capt Robinson leads a roster of 20 players asked to report at 1.20 pm. three reserves will join as needed. The Horsham Juniors plan to face Reepemb ve from 4 25 pm with a listed selection of A Hall Anderson to J Caney and others named.
Limited legible text notes Kirkwood tying for third in a golf event. Qualifying scores referenced with £200 offer from Leeds, parish mentions and scattered names appear garbled, hindering full detail.
A report outlines Prime Minister Brute and ministerial positions on creating new states in Australia. Discussion centers on proportional representation, state parliaments, and adding governors, with references to New South Wales and colonial parliamentary considerations.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and offices including the Treasury Accounts, Office Pay Ledger, and various individuals such as J. David Jahgiants, Miller, Foye, Ke Th Elk, EB Bond, Murphy, Harmen Wile Battin, and others, with references to Leases Crown Grants and related entries. The legible items hint at a historical payroll and licensing ledger excerpt.
The notice outlines three percent conversion loan bullets and a related stock figure, noting declines in rent rates and reliefs from a past war. It mentions banking options for obtaining the instrument, with Mintes awl banks and moneyter Yar cited. A public event by the Ponpisie ANA is described as a planned fancy dhrome ball with a prominent display and entertainment.
Conference experts report an Anglo Turkish agreement easing formalities for British subjects visiting Gallipoli graves. In London the Court of Appeal discharged and remanded Art O Brien after a habeas corpus hearing, with proceedings extended for counsel.
Newburgh reports that Governor may sign repeal of the provost enforcement act after the State Legislature passed it. The proposed repeal aims to reduce conflict between state and federal authorities over cuprious statutes.
Reported in a London newspaper column, authorities grant Wuya Fin and Yang Ize authority to guarantee peaceful handling of bandit demands. Court scenes follow with detention outcomes and renewed inquiries into Tuesday's railway office robbery. Negotiations with Chinese authorities over captive foreigners continue without clear resolution.
Melbourne report says Frederick Charles Daniels appeared in City Court charged with stealing 2754 pounds from the railways. Det Olholm says Daniels claimed force used to drive a man with a bag at Queen's Bridge, who vanished. No money recovered. remanded to May 4. reward offered for leads.
Reports from Melbourne note long standing precautions at football matches after a sensational robbery on Spemeer Street. Armed police will accompany officials transporting money. Weather warnings affect Victorian coast ships with fierce storms easing. The Returned Soldiers League opposes a non-soldier appointment to the Empire Exhibition Commission. Marine stewards wage talks head to arbitration. Christman Hills residents hear wild streams and fear a possible mysterious animal. City Court fines multiple youths for jaywalking.
Classified snippets list farm labor and umpire positions with contact details. Also includes notices about employment for boy typewriter work and local business ads. Mentions Western Australian regions and local agents seeking cash trades and services.
David Anderson & Co finance agents of Horsham announce limited trot and other funds available to London in tens of acres or seven ties with unusually low interest rates for borrowings.
Sir John Miggin of BAW reports a May cable from Sir Arthur Goldfried detailing wool sale results. Totals include 155,000 bales offered and 62,500 doles cleared, with estimated purchases across continents and regions and prices quoted for merino and crossbred wools.
A report from Methourse on Thursday states that at a Bawrs meeting the capital was reduced to one shilling. The decision aims to fund a course if court approval is obtained.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a health paradox about overeating and limited real benefits. The garbled text mentions Indian tion and harmful tine Ez een ee wales, with references to Burersiod theceamds and unnamed speakers.
Barwell features a tailor shop and a lending library with new arrivals every week. Mew Mooks arrives weekly to enhance catalog offerings.
The notice warns residents that enrollment and payment of rates are required by Monday 1st of June. The Rate Collector will attend at the Shire Office Mor sham to receive judgments from the 2nd to the 4th day of June, excluding public holidays, between 1 am and 4 pm.
Shire of Azapiles informs property owners to enroll for rates and interest due by June 10. The tax collector will be at the Shire Box Noradjuba from the 1st to the 10th of June inclusive to collect payments.
George Ghay announces he will pursue upholstery on his own account after parting with Robson & Cray. He invites patrons to his private address in Stawell to receive the same quality workmanship as before, promising reliable service.
Fragmentary lines suggest a stray wartime chant or slogan but lack concrete facts, names, places, or dates. The readable portion hints at a future event or gathering but provides no verifiable details to identify persons, organizations, or locations.
A fragmented ad lists a wide range of footballs and related gear at Glover's shop. It mentions quality, prices, and assorted items like gloves and accessories though wording is garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text describes farmers' needs and requisites, noting interrupted phrases and unclear details. The readable parts reference agricultural items and conditions but lack coherent events or specific names.
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