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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 03, 1925
Page
5
The message urges caution against reckless behavior including gambling at cards and betting on forms of heroes. It stresses insured protection for family health and wealth, advising to insure and save rather than take unearned risks. It cautions against leaving business to others and warns to avoid relying on luck or fate.
Byron Moore Day and Journeaux at 882 Collins Street Melbourne operate as Stork Share and Investment Brokers. Contact Tel Cent 42 and 4 Toimerarme Yanrherey Kelbenrae for services.
An advertised notice invites readers to a free sight testing session by Morris & Co practical moricians at 298 Little Colne Road Horsham on Friday November 19 from 10 am to 1 pm. The event aims to help sufferers of defective vision with thorough testing and tailored treatment. Appointments via Mr. McMullan, chemist, with support from local welfare committees.
The Horsham Times issue for Tuesday November 8 1025 presents the week's local news and notices in a concise newspaper card format. It reflects the period style and includes brief community updates and public notices characteristic of the era.
A detailed note warns voters in three Victorian constituencies to exercise care at the ballot box due to a mixed Government ticket in the Nationalist and Country party. The article explains the preferential voting process, the role of party tickets, and the danger of miscasting votes for Labor or Nationalist candidates in the Senate. It outlines how preferences could influence outcomes in McNeill and other listed candidates, stressing vigilance to avoid ballot errors.
Fragmented items report on Australian and African topics, including education and travel notes. Mention of Mr Gorton Myvey and Horsham figures, references to Africa east coast and a Portage Portuguese context, plus piano exam results for Talllie street pupils in Finisham.
A fragmented Horsham diary reports a pony accident involving Mr and Mrs Bas children aged nine and seven, a drunken man’s arrest on the Adelaide line, police court cases, church notices, meetings, theatre previews, cycling club dance, and local assignments. The piece portrays a busy town week with social, legal, and cultural happenings.
Advertisement notes Amott Co offers Meare Duck Neaper and Winder Canvases with strong leather binding at savings. Mentions early order incentives and a trade program. Includes garbled lines about a Warren kevul agent and a car incident with unspecified details.
Fortnightly grieve lodge meeting held at Masonic Hall on Thereday evening last with full attendance. One candidate initiated. Long report by BG J P De rep on runiness Eranaseted at the annual coherence at Bt Armand and a vote of thanks recorded. Officers elected for the half year with adjourned details. Next primary meeting set for Thursday 12 Inst with social gathering.
The morningy of Florence Maloney daughter of Mrnit Mre B Maloney of Natinmok will wed Thomas Peterson of Horsham in the Roman Catholic Church at Horsham on the evening of November 7. Miss Maloney will be feted at a bridal shower tea in Natimuk Mortusiée Hall tomorrow.
Riverside district events highlight a lively day despite unsettled weather. Community groups raised funds with prize donations for Wild show events, a charity dance followed, and a tally of receipts reached £4 128 to be allocated after expenses. Local anglers shared a dramatic spotted trout catch weighing 2 ft 16 in, and a near-miss accident involving hotel owner Mr. Alex Johnstone prompted a golf of concern.
In Bowen Queensland producers threaten action amid anticipated 26 hour scarcities. About 400 workers have gathered with expected numbers surpassing 1000 by night. Possible clash between waterside workers and strikers looms if talks fail, risking £96,000 in sugar movements into Port Hardy.
In Melbourne many men sign on for the full British ships as crews form. Recruitment drives continue despite some ships remaining idle and awaiting assignment.
Bruce said he knew nothing of any branch of the Fascist movement alleged to be formed in Melbourne. He and the Government disassociated themselves from any claim to maintain law and order in the community. The Government pledged to keep the peace and take necessary steps if returned.
London speaker Mr AL J. Cook secretary of the Miners Federation told Corditt that an eight-hour shift would not ease Federation policy. The plan aims for a six-hour day abolishing overtime and introducing nationalization, to be presented to the rout commission.
Le Journal notes French forces shifting to Ayris in Syria with two cavalry regiments and eight infantry battalions including Moroccan units. Alexandria dispatches report famine fears around Damascus and blocked wheat shipments from Laura. Belouin tribesmen are stationed near Meppo as Bedouin tensions rise.
Rent's correspondent at Tengidt randy links the Rif resistance to a Frussian Guarda officer who joined the French Foreign Legion before the war and rose to sergeant before deserting in 1921. Ten German deserters surrender, denounce hardship, and name the Rifian artillery chief as an ex colonel. French troops withdraw to the plains for winter due to supply transport difficulties.
The Egyptian Minister of the Interior stated that the Political Organisations Law requires all political groups to declare headquarters and membership within a month. The objective is to safeguard public security, remove harmful associations, and organize political life without impinging on rightful liberty.
A fire damp explosion at the Gersenkirchen coal pit in Germany killed seventeen miners and left several injured. The blast, likely caused by flammable gas in the mine, prompted emergency rescues and a government inquiry.
Four cope dispatch reports a Fokker aeroplane on a pleasure flight wrecked in the afternoon. The pilot and three passengers were killed. The two remaining occupants are in a critical condition.
An Australian press montage reports the death of renowned actor Mex Linley and his wife found this morning. It notes he resigned as president of a Paris literary circle on October 13 without stated reason and later sent his wife to Britain while giving up his role in a new film project amid production turmoil.
Mr David Anderson presided at a charity rally in Dimboola for Horsham District Hospital. The Dimboola Brave Band and Pipe Band joined by local officials urged support, praising hospital work, with talks on charity, hospital Sunday ideals, and the need for funds to sustain care for the sick.
The article describes salvage operations at Scapa Flow involving wrecks and floating debris. It mentions plans to raise or recover parts, the involvement of workers, and the overall effort to salvage ships and material from the harbor in poor weather and challenging conditions.
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