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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 30, 1941
Page
4
Auction notice for land sale listing 3247 acres including freehold and leasehold options. Properties described as West Growling and Fattening Land with terms and tender date set for Spryday, Sone 20, 194.
An Australian rural property listing by Thomas Young & Co Pty Ltd describes Dergholm holdings near Glenelg River. It details acres, leasehold and freehold sections, improvements, water supply, livestock capacity, fencing, and outbuildings. The sale offers five lots, with terms including deposit and balance payments, possession on title acceptance, and tender conditions.
The Goroke auction on Tuesday, held on behalf of Mr Norman Spiers, drew buyers from Frances, Narracourte, Harrow, Edenhope, Horstham, Balmoral, Dimboola, Warracknabeal, Melbourne and beyond. Sheep sold strongly with high quality merino ewes and wethers, Corriedale stock, and numerous farm implements fetching competitive prices. reports note good attendance and favorable demand despite poor weather.
The article lists Sunday worship plans across churches including Holy Communion at the Church of England and a morning Methodist service with a children's program. It notes special talks, commemorations of church origins, and union-related messages, with services at Horsham and other locales.
In wartime Coventry the Salvation Army assisted bombing victims, manned mobile canteens, and offered shelter and care. A girl in distress found safety with the Army, which also aided a pregnant woman and supported hospital plans. The report praises the Army’s relief work amid destruction.
The discussion centers on granting equal rights and the role of the armed forces recruiting drive. Ministers advocate service within the Commonwealth while critics fear political interference and overseas enlistment. Major-General Lloyd drives renewed recruitment as public opinion debates national service and loyalty.
A garbled OCR style inquiry questions prewar orders and a chance simpening its relation to 'vhle change. It asks who is invited and references world order on the date 24. It seeks clarity on responsibilities and invitation status.
Amidst London chaos and bomb victims, Salvation Army units rush aid to Coventry offering hot meals and clothing as evacuees flee. General Booth’s urging to meet immediate needs drives action. the army deploys mobile canteens, aligning with a mission to offer relief and spiritual comfort in the crisis.
Dispatch reports German forces occupy Hellfire Pass amid shifting fronts in the Western Desert. While wartime stations indicate further troop movements, the uncertainty of precise dates and directions remains as Allied lines reassess supply routes and strategic positions.
Sydney report states in Graf month an intensified recruiting campaign has signed 20 000 recruits, according to Major General Loyd Director General of WER. The drive is deemed overwhelming with clear signs reinforcement requests abroad will succeed.
Walter Walker aged 28 of Cobre was sentenced to ten days in prison after refusing to submit to medical examinations when called for home service. He spoke at the Co burg Court about Christ Adelphian Church teachings and declared his belief in their doctrines. He gave notice of appeal.
A chaotic report states the New Zealand prime minister was involved in a bus mishap while en route to Cairn. The PM reportedly escaped injury as a plane attack occurred during the travel, with no further details on the attacker or casualties.
Yesterday afternoon's rural competition at the Golf Club Associates featured Mrs Git scoring 9997-76, Mrs Pulchen 972, and Mrs Meike ing 2¢80, with other participants noted in incomplete entries.
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