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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 24, 1927
Page
7
Nurse Geyer informs patients of a change of address from Weymouth to Liscard Buide Bires Bay Park and will operate at the new site before proceeding with her ace location.
Unclear OCR fragment shows mentions of Schwennesen the tailor and Firebrace Brest, Horsham, with a photo reference 250. Specific facts, dates, or events are not readable. This item appears to be an advertisement or notice fragment lacking coherent context.
Fragmentary wire text references prices and names in a garbled format. Readable portions mention wheat, a place Hor rham, and sums like 4 10 and BS 10. The intact facts and entities are too limited to form a clear event or outcome.
A damaged obituary notice expresses condolences for Wilma Wottor and mentions funeral arrangements, Undertakers A. wirior & s0xs, and requests friends' attendance. It notes a December or January date and references distant relatives, memory, and the death at Beany.
The report details a court case connected to a maternity ward, noting a successful prosecution and the push for immediate hospital improvements. It mentions Dr Regd and concerns over ventilation and water supply, with committee consideration of management decisions.
The article reports on a wireless service at Uostray Tavern during a night of disturbances and a court case involving several residents. It mentions delays in finalizing proceedings, a winter period, and a public appeal for help in recovery and repair efforts.
Reports detail forthcoming timetable releases and a new crossing gate design named Safety West. The Victorian Railways Commission plans testing and phased installation across towns, with sections of track under modernized signal and barrier systems to improve crossing safety and traffic flow.
A afternoon concert begins with Misses Noreen Peleher Roo Amptoye Marine and Antuisteug performing solos and duets. The event includes vocal pieces by Are Vilar Bavase and others amid a festive program. Attendees note a hospital visit and later scenes of the gathering with families and local figures.
A Saturday meeting of the Teachers Union at Bloy Mentary School faced chaos as Mr. Radford presided and Miss Adamson delivered reports, while council debates focused on teacher shortages and its impact on school efficiency. The article notes reform supporters and community concerns about living conditions, transport, and local services amid ongoing labor tensions.
The Herslam State Seva program issued cards to parents seeking information on child health and well being. When properly filled, cards will be inspected and examined for holidays and school officials, with Empire Day celebrated and flags displayed. Muso examinations noted with several students passing or excelling in tests.
Drowning ceremony slated for Boreham aims to attract crowds with a concert featuring O H Allain and a long list of local performers. Organisers pressing for funds and advance ticket sales while promising orchestral numbers, prizes, and a lively evening at Horsham Town Hall on Thursday.
The Duke and Duchess of York complete their Australian royal tour amid celebratory crowds and widespread enthusiasm. A large contingent of Premantlis greets them at the final landing, marking the close of the prominent voyage.
A garbled dispatch discusses flour shipments to China and market activity. It mentions a Vietuniat Company and Shanghai, with tenderers and quantities referenced, but the text is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
The Victorian Government outlines initiatives to create jobs for the unemployed. Plans include claims processing and industrial support to boost employment opportunities. Officials say these measures aim to widen access and stimulate the economy, with a focus on urban and regional areas.
The line of jockey Favorable Progress is noted as injured and taken to hospital after a collision. details remain sparse but the event is under medical care and investigation.
A garbled passsage references Fly George Penrye and MP Sue Tassie amid mentions of Na' Fors and two generals. Context unclear but implies a diplomatic briefing tied to the League of Nations with potential military and political figures.
Fragmented report of multiple weddings and engagements across towns, naming Miss Dalles O Trojan and Bir, Miss Glen and Mr Thinkyeles, Miss Asthor Ann Olea and Victor Lehwann, with references to church services, officiants, and venues. Mentions marriages in Murtoa and Horshom, a bank matter, and a royal financial note about a shipment and a large root purchase.
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