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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 29, 1936
Page
5
Yesterday's Horsham market report lists selling prices for provisions, detailing common goods and quantities traded under local retail conditions. Prices reflect the day's market activity and provide a snapshot of local purchasing costs for residents and merchants.
Melbourne weather and market update reports light rain across Mallex area with notes on cattle and dairy prices. Weather outlook mentions westward rain development and regional farm conditions. Wheat and barley prices from Horsham and local markets listed alongside potato and chaff values.
The readable fragments discuss wool, its processing and research, mentioning Australia and the need to keep wool in focus. It references people and ideas about climate, production, and industry relevance, with unclear surrounding details. The passage seems to reflect a discussion or commentary rather than a cohesive report.
A garbled note of gratitude extends thanks to friends and family for support donations and condolences. Names and places are indistinct due to damaged text but express appreciation for care and fellowship during a difficult time.
The document records discussions by the water committee and council members on charges, allocations, and arrangements. It references the chairman, various committees, and ongoing debates about water rates, supply efficiency, and related governance, with fragmented notes suggesting broader policy impact and procedural questions.
The Wool Publicity Bill prompts MPs to argue for a wool export tax to boost clothing industry. Proponents claim it safeguards prosperity by raising domestic value while opponents warn of trade distortion and effects on Australian exports amid uncertain global demand.
A damaged excerpt reports higher rail revenue with figures around 45 million for the prior year and total receipts near £415 with April value £4564. Passenger earnings, tonnage, livestock, and other items are noted but follow-up details are unclear amid garbled text.
Returned soldiers will assemble at Horsham Presbyterian Church Sunday for a parade and address by Rev E G Pete. The Padre will recount chaplains’ contacts with troops on transport Nestor and in camps at Suez and Framer, with favorite hymns sung. Special services scheduled at the Church of England and Methodist Church amid Melbourne branch guidance.
Keith Fields of the Bull and Mouth Hotel faced Horsham Police Court where he was charged with obstructing Sergeant T L Day in the execution of his duty. The case, heard by PM Mr D G Baall, reserved judgment, with a potential fine or 24 days imprisonment if convicted.
The article reports on a range of issues including education for Aboriginal people, religious sermons about providence, and traffic safety developments. It covers council discussions on closing roads in Kowree Shire, permits for timber carriers, and an inspector’s planned district visit, along with an application to cart sleepers from Salt Lakes to Kanagurk railway station.
The Monte Carlo rally saw Ford Vikn finish in fourth with strong showings across Europe. Habib Le Trial and other European groups dominated the event as drivers from multiple countries competed for prestigious trophies. A Beuiljy musical and elocution contest concluded with notable winners and awards announced by officials.
Victoria officials and citizens sent hearty birthday greetings to Queen Mary through Governor Lord Hundingfield. The message praised Her Majesty on the diamond jubilee year and conveyed loyal congratulations from the government and people of the Commonwealth of Australia. The note referenced royal celebrations and the nation’s respect for the Queen.
The report describes fox activity across South Wales, noting widespread sightings and impacts. It mentions local residents, officials, and unnamed observers reacting to the fox presence and its effects on property and wildlife.
A fractured report from the Marraw area notes damage near Mr Firgeonadd’s premises in Bhimtreet Harrow. A collapsed drain in front of the hotel yard and concerns about the dining area and storage at Firggerald’s store are highlighted. Constable Prien’s inquiry prompts inspection and action, with residents warned of potential hazards and maintenance required to avert further issues.
The council discussed allocating funds to the Infant Welfare Centre at 168ILA amid uncertain reasons for delays. Delegates noted support from the Women’s Association and local figures, while volunteers pursued a small monetary contribution for ongoing operations.
A fragment from a historical report describes a meeting of the Sheep Breeders Society with discussions of a sheep show, dog trial, and potential arrangements. Names and places are partially readable, indicating an effort to coordinate events and competition within Warrk or nearby.
Fragmentary record details a court session involving multiple individuals, indictments, and penalties. Names and places are largely garbled, but references to a trial, a verdict of guilty, and fines are present amid disrupted text.
A historic report covers the Victorian Wheatgrowers Association, naming officers President Wi. Te Rone, vice-presidents, and committee members. It details discussions on price stabilization, experimental milling trials in Chariton, and plans to unify growers against external influence, with election results and future meeting plans.
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