Lotylay Rotary offers scholarships for Asiatic students
The Horsham Rotary Club will host five Asiatic students from Melbourne University during the May 31 to June 14 vacation. Guests include Dugger Tattal, Moong Weng Cheong, Koons Weng Yew, Abinadi Jerath, and Wong Choong Leng. Warden J S Rogers notes 290 Asian students at Melbourne University lack local friends. Rotary plans limited entertainment, with outings to Gimplans, Rocklands Dam, Gronnerong College farm, and golf, while Australian club members will help with hosting duties.
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Melbourne — University
Duggit Tattal
Moong Weng Cheong
Mediean
Koons Weng Yew
Pédence
Abinadi Jerath
Wong Choong Leng
Rotary Chub
J. 5. Rogers
Rogers
Melbourne University
Australia
Fartreat Melty
Melbourne
Uney
Hearsum Rotary Club
W. Pascall
Nat
Gimplans
Rocklands Dam
Ongrrenong College
Distret Farm
Churches unite against lottery plan in national charity bid
Speakers from Methodist Presbyterian and Anglican societies led a Sunday night briefing opposing lottery schemes. Rev H Palmer Phillips warned lotteries foster gambling and wealth gaps, urging informed public decision and church unity. Labor party support followed Easter conference with opposition from Country and Liberal members anticipated.
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Social
Methodist
Presbyterian the Methodist Church
Anglican Men’s Socie
H. Palmer Phillips
Tizs
Tery
Labo Party
Labor Mo LA
Horsham Association seeks workers for building sites
The Horsham Preerress As Relation has received no applications from city residents to supervise the expression of convenience at Cran ees Warrack and Zunnsdeins Croving the Grampians. Last week Mr N I White lock, committee member, asked for applicants to contact him. Materials have been at the building sites for 18 months.
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Cranees
Warrack
Zunnsdeins
the Grampians
N. I. Whitelock
Association
Mont
Students Seek Jobs in Worsham District During New University Days
In a message from Melbourne University students, requests for employment in the Worsham district during New University days were noted. Employment Officer Mr Lo Howden said there may be limited work available at the university, with some positions likely.
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Melhourne — University
Udents
Worsham
Neewiversity
Tisket
Lo Howden
Hospitals opposed at a conference of managers
At a conference of manager secretaries of metropolitan hospitals in March a total lottery was rejected as useless for hospitals. Mr Phillips argued that charity and hospital contributions would fall if a lottery funded hospitals. He noted the value of a lottery to hospitals would be greatly reduced by tax changes and stressed concerns about unpaid bills and existing service levels.
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Mer. Millissich
Country Party
Liberal and Country Party
Unem
Natimuk Swimming Club Receives State Grant
The Natimuk Swimming Club was awarded a state government grant of £1125 for Lake Natimuk area improvements. The Arapiles Shire Office received the advice yesterday. Funds will cover lighting plant ground revelling and children's playground equipment.
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Natimuk
Lake Natimuk
Arapiles
Record Price for Minyip Land Sees Private Sale
A record price was obtained for Minyip land from private sales. Dest week for chail Deere, Nhe Land, hay Mr Oh Howe purchased by Me Hoy Curnow of Laen sells through agents Dennys Lascelles and Murra nil Son of Warracknuland.
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Oh Howe
Laen
Sella
Dennys Lascelles Aid
Warracknulend
Miss Lol4 Dymke Leaves for Lutheran Mission Station
A Grans Plat resident Miss Lol4 Dymke left Horsham over the weekend for an appointment at Kaneva Lutheran Mission station about 400 miles from Adel along the coast. She is accompanied by Miss Kath Hinrich of Rainbow.
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Dymke
Horsham J
Kaneva
Beant
Adelaide
Misa Dymke
Hornabeant
Mise Kath Hinrich
Rainbow
Rainy Weekend Helps District Farmers With Sparse Notes
Heavy weekend showers eased drought concerns for many farmers in Horsham and surrounding districts. Horsham recorded 19 points for Sunday night through yesterday with prior days at 7 and 10 points. Some northern districts still hope for more rain, while Brimpaen and Natimuk reported around 7 to 20 points and Pimpinio Jungantung Haven areas saw about 30 points. Temperatures linger near 8 degrees as mild weather continues.
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Brimpnen
Natimuk
Pimpinio
Jung
Uantung
Haven
Homhan
Wimmern
Waarracknabeal
Kaniva
Brimpaen
Natinukti
Laharum
Street Dances Mark Horsham After World War II
In Horsham the main street fills with dancing crowd after 0 pm on Saturday. Graeme and Hand entertain from a balcony at the White Hirt hotel while locals sing and clap below. Riding a lively mood, the town’s second postwar appearance draws a packed town hall for a later dance.
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Cfty
Tay
Horsham
Health Committee Members Appointed in Commonwealth Parliament
Mr. W.ft. Lawrnner, SCPE, has been named to one of the IL working committees in the Common wealth Parliament. He serves on the Health and Medicine Committee. The committee will meet to study general economic policy, transport, health and medicine, defence preparations, housing, industrial relations, taxation, mining, wool, defence services, and coal. The aim is to give private members a stronger voice in official affairs, with committee fees not tied to official parliamentary stances.
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W. Ft. Lawrnner
SCPE
Pervicl Ane
Pressman Barred From Dressing Room at Horsham Match
A Times reporter was denied entry to Horsham Football Club’s dressing room after a match with Ararat. An official refused to admit the press pass produced by H G Cram and A B Nell, citing gate control as players and supporters crowded the door.
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Wimmera Football
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A. B. Nell
Appeal For £3,000 For New Ambulance In Horsham District
A public appeal for £3,000 will be launched in June to buy a new ambulance for the Horsham and District Ambulance Service. Superintendent Williams cited a 100 percent rise in transport work since inauguration and stressed the need for a second vehicle due to breakdowns and coverage gaps during Melbourne trips. The appeal aims to relieve strain on other services and ensure round‑the‑clock availability for emergencies.
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Horsham and District
Willian
Dan
Melbourne
Williams
Horsham
Deteet
Melbowirne
Bathirat
Bulianine
Ain Bulanes
Lee
Norte
Jinecone
Ty Akon
Sid Dyer Knocked Out Sparks Near Riot After Match
In a Wimmera League game, Sid Dyer was knocked out after a late blow. Trainers attended him as the crowd grew tense and threats of a wider brawl emerged. Referees and police contained the disruption while Minyip and Warrnambool players faced off.
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Sid Dyer
Dyer
Waynacknieheal
Golf balls found in bird nests near old paddock
Over the weekend birds in the paddock near a former golf course nests contained golf balls. Nests were ransacked and balls picked up, then discarded or moved. The note hints at potential economic logic in birds “hatching” new golf balls.
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Horsham
Another Victim Of Sprayer Claims New Target
Miss Wenly Robson of Hor sham reports a white patch of rilslanes on her dress after returning to work on Friday. She notes oily marks at the patch’s base and says she walked down Firebrace Street with no idea how the mist occurred.
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Wenly Robson
Horsham
Miss Robson
Firebrace Street
Disenss Public Ward Charges and Hospital Reorganization
Fragmented OCR text suggests a notice about ward charges and hospital management. Mentions hospital, mayor, and scheduled changes in November affecting wards such as Araret Hidinrat Bendien Chiwe Col. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Accidental Death Traced to Fisherman Davies
Deputy Coroner Mr. Ro Newton ruled the farmer Davies died from extensive injuries after a collision while driving near Wonowandah district. Edward James Gibbens testified Davies visited at 10 am on April 11 and later joined others duck shooting. Court noted lack of evidence on Davies location between 6 pm and 7:30 pm, leaving driving conduct unresolved.
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Harsha
Edward James Gibbens
Af Kalker
Davies
Wonowandah
Ries
Dawes
Chile
Hewty Planel
Acciedent
Narnia Prederick
Wien
Newton
Davies Huw
Ground Gained For Night Trotting Deputation
A deputation of county trotting men pressured the Chief Secretary Mr. Dangstan and the Morshaan Trottling to extend rotting dates from 75 to 100. They urged 88 clubs to support eight meetings and sought changes to the Trotting Control Board membership including three local and two metropolitan members.
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Dnngstan
Mernpal- Joe
K.prewen
Brewer
Mir
Russell White
Oateniale
Aed
Halse
Trotting Control Board
Changed
Coast of Shren
Kowal Acrew Tora
Metropolitan and Country Trotting Association
Chinese Christians Being Persecuted
A Horsham lecture by G Malins of the Chinese Inland Mission described persecution of Chinese Christians. He depicted anti religious pressure, warned of ongoing dangers, and showed images of Chinese temples and folk beliefs used to illustrate fear.
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Chinese Inland Mission
G. Malins
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Hall
Horsham
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