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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
7
Fragmentary commodity notes list prices and quantities for provisions and fuels with scattered figures and units. The readable portions show references to per quarter, per tho, and various prices, but most data is garbled. Horsham and USCity appear as place names within the damaged text.
Tuesday updates show wheat prices mixed with milling options and odd figures. Entries mention unions and private pricing notes amid unclear references to Horsham and Cape areas.
An Australian sourced notice describes a special arrangement for Teuter's Wor Service and mentions overseas intelligence sources and rights reserved under the Horsham 100 publication. The fragment references Australian and New Jun land rights and a broader information pact.
The Brothers and Sisters of the Hite Miss Augusta Zschech express thanks to Drs. Felstend and Mack the Matron and Nurses of the Thirsham Tase Hospital and all Bev Thiele for their kind attention to their sister during her illness.
In loving memory of Matthies Starick who died May 31 at Nathank. The verse laments loss and faith, describing grief, a vision of a comforting face, and the line death cannot divide. Written by the wife and daughters.
Fragmentary report argues postponement of a constitutional referendum in Victoria amid debates over federal power and parliamentary authority. It discusses Labor government stance, opposition to widening powers, and questions over until when the issue might be revisited. The piece references Mr. Seallin and hints at broader political tensions within parliament.
Automobile Club promotes care as residents report several close calls involving pedestrians. An 85-year-old woman with poor eyesight was nearly struck crossing near the White Hart Hotel, with a driver failing to slow or signal. A later incident occurred at a street corner, prompting calls for vigilance and safer driving practices.
A Horsham committee meeting discussed supplying an author for widening the Recreation Reserve grounds. Sub committees were formed to obtain estimates for labor from the Horsham Cricket Association, with plans to hire workers and extend fencing. Donations included £111 from Haven State school and support for Ladies Benevolent Society. Batching box from Fisheries and Game placed on ender, haten pore project advancing, and a special sale by Youn Bros attracted good competition.
A Melbourne audience heard Mr BR G Memaies urge voters to back amiable Labor candidates while criticizing sentimental splits. At a Soldiers Club gathering Mr Murray discussed work for returning men and urged keeping post offers within sight of the post office.
A district awards Miss Walsh for her charitable work with a public gesture. Friends staged three presentations at Mechanics Hall in Start Mill where Col Ho Wo Dunkley presided. Dunkley noted the gift as a token of esteem from the longstanding Litown family and neighbors.
The Horsham Rotary Club held its annual meeting at Perring's Cafe on Wednesday evening. President Rotarian Harold Smith presented a concise report highlighting the year's activities and a solid financial position. Officers for the year starting July 1 were elected: President Harold Smith, Vice President J Crise, Treasurer M H B Gente, Secretary W H Lyons, Sergeant at Arms J Barns, Attendance Officer M George. Mr Ke os Gent joined the board of directors for the ensuing two years. At the luncheon, Mr PO A Hoje delivered a brief talk on Stock Raising.
The Horsham and Grampians tourist facilities discussion cited plans to expand services and promote the mountains. Local figures including Healey and Mahler attended, praising progress and cooperation with railways while outlining future commemorations and museum exhibits.
Members of tlw Dorshaui Wane branch discuss upcoming events and show dates. The meeting notes a future show schedule while officials consider officer elections and local matters.
Smoke billowed from a bonnet fire in a parked car on Pinebrnee Street as bystanders watched. Firefighters extinguished flames with minimal damage while a misused fuel apparatus and kerosene torches drew scrutiny from the council for new hurricane lamp installations.
Local notice describes a Horsham gathering on Friday with a community meeting at the oval and a charity sale. Speakers include Commissioner Colileucet Nhill and Lady Conn Rach, with plans for a Waveteack performance and a collection for the needy at the Town Hall.
A Armets Co advertises winter saddlery including green retainer gear, plow gear, harnesses, teats, torpiasiee, plow chains, and related harness items. Emphasizes reliability and quality from 31 Firedrive street Hlarehars Ayiy t.
Visitation mentions the death of Mr William Cusninglar in the Minchy district last week. He lived in Hepkine Bill Chatwerrh and near the Minyip district where he farmed and later worked as a head shepherd. He leaves a widow and daughters. details on survivors are limited in the readable text.
A late NSW probate notice outlines John Limms family distribution amid a large kin group. It records Warrick Langley of St Hi Plains and Alfred Ashton Kelle estate details worth 125.7 and 20 pounds for heirs. Probate granted to Alfred Ashton Kelle’s farmstead at Mountimmbier with a date in April.
A fragmented poem piece reflects on winter's beauty and cold dread. The speaker questions those who follow rigid roles, hinting at sacrifice and resilience amid hardship in a somber tone.
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