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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 30, 1939
Page
4
Further particulars available from rnomas soung and co pt y ltd, with contact details ending abruptly in a phone reference. The fragment suggests a classified or business notice seeking inquiries for more information. Any further context would clarify the exact service or product offered.
Fragmentary notice references David Anderson and Miss Mt. Wallis assigning sale instructions with frontline reserve and effects, but text is garbled and no clear action date or authority is identifiable. Further readable details needed to produce a proper card.
Instructed by Mrs Saunders tenders are invited for 23 acre irrigation property at Haven one mile from Haven school four miles from Horsham off Ninimen road. Good land with permanent pastures fruit trees suitable for tomatoes and vegetables. Comfortable dwelling and outbuildings. Tenders close Friday June 3 pm. Inspection invited.
Dalgety and Company Limited offers 8500 sheep at Horsham Corporation Yards by auction at 1.30 pm. Merino ewes age 2 years end December, crossbred ewes and wethers, Comeback ewes, Polwarth and Corriedale types, merino wethers and weaners, with many aged and joined categories. Four months terms, 2% rebate to outside agents, arrangements prior noted. Further particulars from Horsham, Goroke and Beanetws.
The Times Shanghai correspondent reports a Japanese warship stopped a German steamer and a British vessel near Fuklen. The German consul protests Japanese interference with foreign coastal shipping as the British ship was boarded and detained for five hours.
In Launceston a by election to fill the Wilmot seat after Mr Lyons death saw Mr A Guy leading Labor rival Lt. Spurr early, but the United Australia Party gained to finish with a majority of 854 over Labor. Independent J Watson polled 770 with preferences likely split between Labor and party candidates. Final tallies show TAP ahead with 641 to Spurr's 261, Weston 256, Parsons 17, and others.
Sir Frederick Maurice told the British Legion annual meeting that the Legion was first to offer friendship to Germany’s ex-servicemen. He warned the German Italian press misrepresents Britain as peace-averse and said Britain would fight if liberties were threatened, while stressing desire for renewed contacts.
Labour captured the Griffith seat by a narrow majority after a recount. Mrs Conelan (Labour) held the seat with a small margin over MicCowan (EAP). Final tally showed Conelan ahead by eight votes after adjustments.
In Horsham a special sale by Thomas Young & Co reports 600 sheep yarded and 5172 sold at auction. Attendance from Bendigo, Swan Hill, Dumosa and others. lots include ewes, wethers, and comeback types with numerous ages and weights recorded.
Thomas Smith, age 25, flew from Los Angeles to Sumas in the smallest American manufactured single engine aeroplane. He aimed for Lindon, hoping to finish in about an hour, though he reportedly has no federal permit for the flight.
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