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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 28, 1935
Page
6
An ad describes smart coats and fiveed fabrics for wear, noting winter coats with full collars and new brarelient fabrics. It highlights dressy coats with smooth surface, novelty weaves, large collar styles, and costuming options. Also mentions tweed coats and tween costumes with fashionable neckwear and ties.
Showroom offers brushed wool cardigans in navy black brown and red with ribbed edges and imitation necklines. Also featured are yarn coats and pullovers, three piece knitted suits for children, school pullovers, tweed coats with beltings, and all wool children's coats with fur trim in multiple sizes and colors.
An old style advertisement lists men’s wear with special prices on items such as a navy overcoat, fancy tweed havers, worsted suits, shirts, pulloers, sweater coats, winter weight pajamas, undergarments, hats, and box cloths. Numerous price points in shillings and pence are noted across multiple items.
Readable fragment describes assorted fabrics including tweeds flannels silks and laces with special prices per yard and per piece. Mentions woollen towels and evening taft finish fabrics, black green wine and brown colors, with prices noted in old monetary style.
The Kowree Shire Council ousted Natimuk based shire solicitor Mr Si G Q Carstairs and named Mr B Clutterbuck of Edenhope as his replacement. A Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League sub branch protested, citing preference for returned soldiers. The council replied that the change did not breach the preference principle, noting operational difficulties when the solicitor was not locally based and potential delays in meetings and financial difficulties.
A summary of the RS SILA reunion dinner highlights the Mign abil district My LILA branch president Mr Davies and active members discussing pensions, outback settlers aid, and local governance. It notes the Rowse Shisy CorncH solicitor appointment dispute, calls for contested seats, and criticism of municipal pledges amid internal tensions.
Fragmentary OCR notes quote critic of secretary's letter and refer to the Kowree Advocate. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names or events to establish a full news item.
At the Kowree Shire Council May session Dr Bylt and others defended Secretary Mr Hill against a Soldiers Reunion attack on his appointment. Debate centered on alleged personal attacks by Mr Charles. The council moved to seek a public apology from Mr Charles while affirming support for Mr Hill and the Returned Soldiers principle.
The article reports on Mr Hill and Mr Cahill disputing roles and responsibility. Mr Hill reads a letter to the Horsham branch and states he was not competent to carry out his job. Mr Unhull agrees with the explanation offered.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a print item about counts and colds, a chase or test, a notable person and a product, with scattered references to Willows and a weekly period. Limited coherent details prevent firm facts or proper entities.
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