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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 26, 1925
Page
4
Correspondence from readers regarding a proposed protest against the hospital committee decision. The letter discusses agency involvement, potential fines, and requests clarity on the plan. It references local names and officials and notes timing and travel considerations.
Readable content centers on a professor’s resignation and student reactions amid a tangle of disjointed words. The piece blends names, places, and quoted fragments, yielding a murky summary with no clear events or dates.
Phillipson stated he had nothing to say beyond insisting the report from the sub committee be published by the University World Council. Vice-Chancellor Professor W Mitchell refused interviews citing publication issues. Sub-committee members included Mr Justice Pooley, Mr Luxlow, and Mr W J Isbister KC. Connell's decision remained pending.
The readable fragments describe stock market activity and prices with scattered names and places. Mentions of markets, trades, and regional references appear alongside garbled terms and dates, yielding an uncertain snapshot of a financial brief. The text lacks coherent data and verifiable entities to form a precise summary.
Fragmentary OCR lists prices for torе, vin, old cows and springers with £3 15 shillings, and ch heifers at £3 4s, indicating a livestock sale. No clear entities or event.
An early notice describes reductions on certain telephone charges with several alterations. It mentions the Haven and Doom line costs in pence and refers to a principal district exchange table. The item also lists wedding invitations and cards printed at a Horsham address as part of notices.
A disjointed OCR page shows multiple place names and timetables including Melbourne Ballarat Mitre mockinya McKenzie Creek Murra Warea Noradiaha and Natimuke. It lists varied hourly and daily fares and service times across days of week with inconsistent punctuation. The exact routes and dates are unclear but the text conveys a dense travel schedule fragment.
A garbled Horsham page advertises services from Young Brothers and Jotionales stationers. Entries include stock, trucking for fat cattle, land trust money, navigation agencies, passenger bookings, insurance, auctioneers, and a local garage offering Buick and Ford repairs with open hours and phone number 165.
A detailed notice for a Wednesday May 27 sale at Horsham Sale Yards featuring 7000 to 6000 Merino, Crossbred and Fat sheep plus ewes and lambs. Stock described as well conditioned with examples of fat rams, wethers, and good quality ewes. Horses and draught animals offered to genuine buyers under liberal terms. Auctioneers Young Bros Horsham and branches.
The notice invites clients to book dates for a series of stock sales by Young Bros in 1925. It outlines sale days from May 27 to June 2 with cattle, sheep, horses, hay, and farming equipment. It emphasizes early entries, universal transport to sale centers, and unreserved, absolute sales with significant livestock and gear offered by McNamara Bros. and others.
A dense draft lists sale dates for stock at Horsham and Natimuk including sheep sales with hundreds to thousands of head, wagon and farming gear auctions, stallion and cattle events, and early-entry notices. It notes dates in June July with entries advised to ensure thorough advertising across the state.
J McAuley and Son advertise as house and general commission agents at Wilson Street, HOSHAM, listing agents for electric light plants, boreales engines, Wertheim piano and Columbia gratonuina, Crown separators and related products.
John McAuley and sons announce a public auction of household furniture and kitchen items. The sale lists two kitchen dressers, sideboards, overmantels, settee, two armchairs, bedsteads, tables, wash stands, wringer, round tables, iron saucepans, kitchen utensils, and assorted household goods from multiple owners.
Wilson Bolton and Co offers stock and station agency, land and finance, with weekly auction sales of fat stock and store cattle at Corporation North Geslong every Monday. Branch loans available, advances on wool, investments bought and sold, general agency and exposure to various districts in Victoria.
F W Grabsch functions as auctioneer and general agent at Wilson Street Horsham offering land sales stock and loan services. Represents Mercantile Mutual Insurances Methorn and Australian firms including Crops and Stocks Personal Accident Workers' Compensation and Employers' Liability. District agent for Austin Motor Car with emphasis on hay and standing crop sales and loans negotiable. Phone numbers listed for private and business contact.
Auction notice for 6 acre wheat farm near Pimpinio listing subdivision fencing soil class and water rights. Describes homestead improvements, homestead facilities, and possession terms with liberal credit. References water supply from rivers and wells, and telephone contact for arrangements.
A listing of stock and insurance agencies across Horsham and New South Wales. Mentions DAVID ANDERSON and numerous firms including National Mutual Life, Royal Insurance, Wenturm Dig Anet, and Nations Bank. Notes agency offices in Melbourne, Ballarat, Hamilton and Geelong with loans advertised for Brad Acres and Township Properties.
Fragmented notice from Horsham area about a furniture sale on Firebrare Street. Names and details are obscured in the OCR, but several personal names appear and a date or time is partially legible. The text reads as a sale notice with multiple garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR item listing properties and brokers on Pirfresce Street with partial names and numbers. Likely a local real estate or property notice. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
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