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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1946
Page
2
The item lists yesterday's prices for provisions in Mores with various entries for butter salaried items, factory sets, meat and dairy products, and sacks for bran. Disjointed OCR text records show vague figures and broken names, indicating a local market brief with commodity prices and supplier notes.
OCR scraps describe a hospital, dates, people and places with unclear names and roles. The readable bits suggest a meeting or event with references to wards wards staff and local entities.
Local notice shows fragmented text about a missing or postponed event at Morro Vet Ses h venue involving directors and attendees. The readable parts reference a public or private gathering with unclear timing and organizer names.
The fragmentary newspaper note appears as an Austrian press copy with garbled names and stray phrases. It provides no clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations, rendering a coherent summary impossible from the readable content.
Fragmentary text mentions Hardinase Hospital and Veerer Tie with dates and numbers embedded. Names and places are garbled, yielding no coherent event or outcome to summarize reliably.
Postings show confusion over annual value calculations amid a government redivision of gunperches in Wortham. Citizens and tenants debate the method used to compute property assessments and upcoming tax due dates extend into November.
At the annual meeting of subscribers to Hersham Base Hospital held at Town Hall on Friday, Mr LV Ward and A C Wood and AK Watts were elected to officer posts. Mr J. Haillie withdrew from nomination leaving Mr Gerald McPherson to join management. Other local names appear in attendance, with notes on related bank and street addresses.
The Horsham Tennis Club reports a strong postwar rebound with 100 new memberships and £150 paid to the Council. Easter tournament drew over 400 entries, raising funds for Hor sham Base Hospital, while planned talks with the Town Council aim to solidify the club’s constitution and youth instruction program.
The report honors George Matthew Hat Engh a farmer from St Helene Isius who died at Womble Private Hospital aged 34 leaving a wife Miss Sanet McCracken Mathieson a daughter Jewn and a son George. Funeral planned at Horsham Cemetery with many attending. Also notices Elazaber Anne Martin age 72 died at Werstiaw Race Hospital following long illness. Survived by family including George Stabe Titian Mfre Was Leste and others. Funeral at Horsham Cemetery expected afternoon with Canon Ferrell officiating.
A district hall meeting near Drang Road was announced as residents prepare to welcome public works officials. MLA Miles urged turnout to discuss provincial polling on a country task, with committee members including Kealoe, Fortier, and Verley named as organizers.
At a monthly meeting of the Horsham Alp Branch the secretary was instructed to notify Seysemen 0 and W. Galvin to intervene in a dispute at Rork samile. The group opposed further wrartion of Camuiaion Humes y on the prement site after 27 prominent locals were erected. The secretary was told to write to the Town Council to oppose any agitation rising e e Muomey the wand for the erivation of wu narra. The meeting focused on vaccination test responses and actions.
Arrangements complete for the Australian road race in Horsham with Deane Toseland as holder. Horstam publicity boosts town profile in sport as riders prepare for a continental style start from 6 am with gates at the Old Haymarket Hotel and a 3 80 mile route to the recreation reserve. Officials from the League of Victorian Wheelmen will supervise, with support vehicles, ambulance, a 10 minute Beaufort stop, and finish near the grandstand. Great interest surrounds Horsham entrant H Avery of Forham, training hard for a share of prize money. A 145 pm start follows a supporting program to entertain the crowd until the finalists arrive.
The list captures 108 entrants for a major inter state race featuring participants from MSUS Mest stances and a broad roster including Darien, Teasley Hannan, Saunders, Williamson, Younes, Stair, Monger, Bates, Browne, Torres, Skinertone, Vihernt, Stuhenranch, Skinertone, Grace, Mkinson sherry, Maher Avery, Heyaniy Pier, Evora, Frac Thmetly, and Ward among others. The roster indicates wide regional participation and a mix of recognized surnames across teams.
Fragmentary text shows reports of wheat sales and export activity with references to prices, ports, and traders. Mentions Fort McRae and Talon bets, alongside unsettled conditions described as prevailing. Details are garbled but indicate a trading note on grain demand and market movement.
Opposition leader R G Menzies faced heckling at Horsham Town Hall as he defended Liberal policy on wheat and wool, attacked Labor legislation, and outlined tax cuts while stressing stabilization plans and referendum prompts for voters. He argued for long term stabilization funds and described potential tax relief effects on pensioners and workers.
A disputed eviction case in Melbourne undergoes a re hearing after the judge considered legal arguments and regulations. The owner, Turner, seeks eviction while the tenant advances counterpoints about suitability and professional conduct within Wardohips area, with ongoing hearings and potential sale considerations.
Australia region show dates listed across multiple towns with September and October events. Entries include Natimak Sarypys and Mirtow with several towns such as Warracknabeal Hopetoun Minyip Trenday and Rainbow noted for specific Saturdays or weekdays. Details are fragmented and dated information appears inconsistent.
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