Weather and market notes from drought affected districts
reports show variable rainfall across the region with some areas near average while others lag behind. prices for provisions rise with shortages noted in several towns, and the weather map indicates cloudy spells with scattered showers in southern districts.
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Realibe Alreasis
Rutherston
Obaime
Mt Arnaud
Ateeld
Kale
Goroke
Apalay
Batik
Warrevknabeal
Divotosis
Mutton
Minyip
Glowarchy
Wyehrproat
Damald
Marrow
Ruenkope
Pullkenfest
Warton
Haven
Rosen
Marsha
Operon
Waitchie
Utter
Vora
Colgoa
Patebewollork
Kecas
Prats
Buehel
Kangen
Street collision injures drivers at Wilson and Darlot
Melbourne correspondent reports two cars collided at the Wilson and Darlot streets intersection last night. Driver Williams turned left from Dashot Street when Staley’s sedan struck the rear, sending the smaller vehicle into a yard. Both men escaped serious injury. Williams’s car towed to a motor garage for radiator and engine repairs.
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Mawes A. Staley
Hasanem
W . Williams
Melbourne
Wilson and
Darlot
Williame
Witwou Street
Mr. Staley
Nati
Rally crowd attends over 30 women event in crowded platform
Reported bystanders describe a large women’s rally with many participants including Mrs. Ona Ther, Mrs. HB William, and several speakers led by Rev. Harald Hawkins. The gathering featured songs, dances, and a program of entertainments for all ages, with tickets and safety arrangements emphasized.
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Jobiten
Bemmene
Ona
Inch Hua Wen
Autnaan Tinta
Airs
Myra Rue
Treamnest
Willian
Pemrer Om
Harald L. Hawkins
Stawell
Waldress
Mr Hawkins
Vitoria
Andy Ina
Kimberlay Duct
Mendunius
B. Cuniamge
B. Whitduck
Greta Ehuker
Duct
Mendunus A
Kimberley
Syd
Aineeurth
Poly
Stes Jeu Watts
Sula
Mya
Aluanwrth
Wigsbodiead
Lorquon
Balmoral Lodge consecrated amid large attendance
The Balrmoral Lodge No.33 of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Victoria was consecrated on Sunday. Wor Bro Chas Rolfe presided with WM Bro William Byrne Grand Master and Grand Lodge officers assisting. Founders listed include Chas Rolfe PJGth acting 1926 and H D Cyeen senior warden with other local brethren named. A second item reports Charles W Davey of Horsham charged at Binwell Police Court for alleged indecent assault on Clarke Cashin. case set for Bra ilwell General Sessions on June 18 with bail set at £60 and surety of £200.
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Balmoral
Balrmoral
Victoiria
Sameiay
Chas
Rolfe
Wiliam James Byrne
Grand Lodge
New Lodge
Chas. Rolfe
P.j.gth
H. D. Cyeen
P.M. Sanior
J. H Bates
Juntos Yarden
V_J_Kapman
Ben H. Scott
W. T HL Parker
Brod
A. Walvers
Brit
Jane. Brens
Charles W. Davey
Horsham
Binwell
Clarke Cashin
Stawetl
M. Kearney
J. T. Bennett
Bennett
P.M
P. E. Wiliams
In Memoriam notice for Sam Day and others
Bereavement card notes memory and tribute for Sam Day and others, mentioning Huy and a private memorial. The text expresses sorrow and remembrance, urging enduring support for the bereaved family.
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Argent Miomiry
Shane Jucolgeon
Apeh
Pga
Sam Day
Minyay
Meephal Swat
Frileateys
Stawell Meeting Notes and Tragic Local Death
Fragmented report outlines weekly Horshans Carpet Bowls notes, a bitter funeral for Mr. Louis Henry Kindred after a Stawell Town Hall concert, and travel talk with the CWA. The document mentions a memorial in Stawell, a 16 year old returned soldier previously on the Tivoli circuit, and a request for quiet reflection at a gathering.
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Stawell Town Hall
Louis Henry Kindred Collapes
Stawell Hospital
Melbourne
Stawell
University Extent MedusE and theext of a oe
Fragmentary OCR yields a university context with mentions of exile education and entities like BuWer Dll and Axtemaion. The readable pieces reference a university and potential extensions or experiments, but key names, dates, and places are unclear. The item appears to be a damaged notice or column fragment with uncertain details.
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University
Meduse
BuWer
First concert for the new town aims high despite water scheme fail
A report on the inaugural town concert featuring prominent singers Salona and Victoria UnOWgat, linked to a troubled irrigation project. The Water Works dispute centers on funding limits, with government backing cited as essential. The program showcased new and classic works, including pieces from Elizabethan and modern British sources, and highlighted Australian and New Zealand tours.
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Weiner
Water Commission
Salona
Reignton
Euppien
Vible Mortis
Victoria
Comtral
Auderon
Cammunleaion
Rees
Bornie Australias
Thes
London
Atedy
Witd Siuggar
Marry
Gold
Dowlaid
Morty
Poeltall
Porgolei
Sewrlutti
Brwhinn
Beliwinds
Dyormk
Hritin
Stanford
Vaughai
Willian
Kruwk
Eliaabethan
Qth
British Museum
Sehile Manry
Soralints
Loma Vege
Ameria
Australia
Patra
New Zealand
Jouisaion
Patrius Ara
DUGE AND QUAIL SEASONS BEGIN WITH VICTORIA BREEDING DISCUSSIONS
The article discusses ongoing DUGE and QUAIL seasons with references to breeding near Victoria and forthcoming formal events. It mentions Guy mavens and Cat Ramee in Alveriey, notes on Wednesday proceedings, and various local(names obscured) tied to the season's setup and expectations.
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Oeth
Victoria
Ynall
Gemeil
Steamer’s Valuable Cargo of Stock Seized in Loss
A damaged report describes a steamer carrying valuable stock and cargo seized near Victorian Bank, with cartons, barrels, and precious items valued at about 708 pounds. The scene mentions stock, money, and goods aboard, including a tally of jules and a cash portion, all tied to a loss or theft incident in a colonial port setting.
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Tonya
Victorian
South
Jilovene
Jules
Martinnu
Wheat War Efforts Rise In East Region
The East region reports a surge in wartime production and supply efforts with increased labor, rail movement, and government coordination. Local mills, farms, and factories are mobilized to meet shortages and bolster frontline logistics.
Mussolini Says No Hurry Amid Germany Talks
Foreign diplomats report Mussolini signaling restraint as talks with Germany proceed. The piece notes Hitler’s cautious stance and potential shifts in military alliance value, with speculation on wartime strategies and trade impacts in the Far East amid mounting tensions.
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Seustn
Aisahi
Wrstwick
Wilby
Sigma Tukubur
Seawon
Germany
Hitler
Poland
Far East
Howe
Poles Rejected From Homes Report Distorted
Warsaw reports distorted lines in a brief notice about Polish residents facing housing displacement. The fragment cites a category of rejected applicants and hints at broader social disruption without detailing names or dates. The incomplete item suggests cross‑reference with local authorities and housing policy debates.
Famed alt stage in Canberra headline today
Canberra reports a prominent alt stage feature as Gur Cortspeadeat notes the Sew gains attention today beside thuretay events.
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Canberra
Thuretay
Maine
Miner Boums to Cairns After Mine Explosion
Brisbane reports a postal chartered plane carried 37 year old miner Frank Densley to Cairns following an early detonation at Tronpeer Fort and Roads mine. Report notes rescuers cut a track to reach the scene and transport the injured worker.
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Brisbane
Cairne
Frank Densley
Tronpeer Fort
Aborigines Reinforce Call for NSW Station Reform
Seventy seven aborigines who left Cameroogunga Aboriginal Station and camped in Victoria have moved to Jarman, Vic. They state they will stay until the New South Wales government provides an independent inquiry into station conditions. They complain of victimisation since their return.
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Melbourne
Cameroogunga
Victoria
Jarman
Vic
New South Wales
Head of River Finals Report From Yon River
A river race described with scattered names and results. Several colleges and teams appear including a college near New England with mentions of graduates and scorers. The fragmentary text notes heat results and participants but lacks clear outcomes.
Speedy rumors of motor users stir questions at hearing
A garbled dispatch records unclear slang and mis-spellings about witnesses, a suspect, and a retired officer. Names and places are obscured, but mentions a Tralie Mulier and a Teelepee device. The passage hints at driver errors and a hearing with attendees from several firms.
Fragmented notes from a 19th century church meeting and election
Fragmentary OCR shows discussion of public service funds, church development, and a Tide 60 Slide event. References include Rev G T Luglis and Murra, with remarks on congregational offerings, the Morchat true, and attendees like A Boyton and Mike Lara. The text also mentions an upcoming sermon, a vote, and choir preparation by Kintpe and others.
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John Wesley
Luglix
Murton
Sumpaay
Gotsiam Christie Ames Tee
Society
Wady
Mumia
Peter
Pve
Org
A. Boyton
Mike Lara Kintpe
Sethu
Kinkerby, Mian Gj
Watts, Mewes
W. Lawrene J. de Fb. i. Wetaues
Obituary Frost Coldly Recalled as Local Poet and Resident
Frost aged 75, longtime Green Park Horsham resident, died yesterday after a long illness. A former member of the Portlan poet circle, he leaves a widow and two children. Funeral services will be at Linwood Cemetery with burial at Oakview. Burial rites conducted by Reverend Samuel Hutcherson. Deep sympathy extends to Mr and Mrs A Wade and family.
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Dremex
Don Amos
Ernthlowsiel
L Morgan
Dewee
Spa
Renamens
Thorne
Autakstee
Anil
How
St Pan
Ararat
Brince
North Geelong
Payton
Killa
Jobin
Wits
Fovinus
Timah
Bool
Lindell
Bungarer
Behues
Alan
Bank of New
Angen
Dag Ate McPherson
Bailliesteene
Tena
UN ‘Radgelay Arts
Thes Consullttoy
Fur
Appresia
Ae Aptawett
Ballarat
A. Pillidas
Kattaual
Musee Tarsday Rycen
Navediller
Tinwley
Horsham
Poetland
Fanibuk
Wean
Dormer
Chinen
Endam
Pawerd
Reich
Tear Lake
Douglas Keres
Clhar Lake
A. Manminais
Noradjuhs
Hutcherson
Morrie
Bordees
KO Vistriet
Tans
Marace
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Gur Cortspeadeat
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Traffic Police
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Qwire
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Ellieken
Balinrat
Muyts
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