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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
1
The 4M Musical Society presented a concert featuring works such as The Song of Nights and Night in View with soloists and a large choir. Critics praised the performance for its sonority, craftsmanship, and overall impact, noting strong conducting and the ensemble’s expressive execution.
Maximilian Puls testifies about ownership of the Crown Hotel, its purchase in 1906, and fire damage costs. The Licences Reduction Board weighs compensation and property values, with Ballarat to deliver its award next week.
The October Windsor Magazine offers a varied autumn number with fiction and essays. Notable items include a romantic song by Justus Miloas, a thrilling adventure featuring Louis Tracy, and a farm tile discussion by Keble Howard.
Telangatuk East reports a major drop in prices prompting a redeveloped project at 3 acres. The inspector praised the work during his visit and the board accepted £9 5s towards costs with £4 still owed. A concert fundraiser on Friday December 4th, chaired by Mr Scholfield, aims to clear the debt. a site committee with Mr Edmunds as secretary was formed.
An advertorial letter describes a baby girl’s skin illness and recovery after use of Cuticura Ointment and Pills. It claims rapid relief and recommends complete external and internal treatment for infants and children, with a call to send for a free culture book.
The article reports Mr Wm Howl recovering from lung inflammation after a period of illness during the absence of Dr Duncan. Dr Hobinson provided care and Mrs Hughes's daughter is also recovering from nervous strain. It notes sympathy for the family and mentions local druggists selling Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
A fragmented 19th century textile ad lists fabrics such as White Pongee Muslin Silk and Cambrie in multiple colors, with per yard prices like 1d and 3/8d. Mentions Zephyrs and other fabrics in various colors and widths for clothing and upholstery.
A local ad invites readers to inspect a selection of items offered at exceptionally low prices. It emphasizes that prices apply to goods the organizers approve, inviting the public to view and compare offerings.
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