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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
9
The loan is secured on all Commonwealth assets with a 5 percent rate and tax exemption. Holders of 4 percent War Loan maturing in 1825 may convert to a new 5 percent loan. New money earns 6 1/2 percent from start. deposits may be full or 10 percent with instalments. Minimum £10. Applications at banks, savings banks, or post offices.
The column argues adversity offers no honor in misfortune and warns against praising hardship. It cites Job as example of steadfastness and cautions against boasting of wealth or suffering. The author notes misfortune often follows misjudgment and urges steadiness rather than exploiting pain.
A Melbourne advertisement touts MATRETTE as a skin friendly depilatory by Dr Northes Du Manrier. It claims rapid hair removal within 48 days with roots destroyed and warns against harsh depilatories. Sold at Swift's Pharmacy 202 Collins Street Melbourne for 1 shilling per bottle.
Horsham district hospital officials plan a motor ambulance promised after discussions in Melbourne. Mr Love of the Charities Board supports funding and provision through the Argus Post and Charities Board, amounting to about £20. The ambulance will serve the district hospital and broader cases, benefiting sufferers. Road conditions at the railway station prompt calls for maintenance and safer access, with council members debating improvements and funding at a recent meeting.
The Horsham Times edition dated Friday September 4 carries a Tuesday and Friday publica tion schedule note.
Wimmera Shire debates the proposed retention plan for the Western Highway route amid town expansions and highway routing disputes. Residents fear uneven replacements and seek a straight main road, with planners urged to include nearby towns and address mounting transport needs.
A fragmentary note discusses a highway bringing long distance travel benefits and local service, alongside rail facilities. It mentions a proposed mini theater and a national outlook, hinting at broader infrastructure and cultural gains for Murton and surrounding residents.
Death reported at the residence titled Taluuytret. Ale Cola Margate is named as sister of Sits A Mogillinn of Horst wie.
A Horsham council meeting discussed installing six traffic indicators at Firebrace Street intersections after Dr. Roddn designed a simple locally made model. The project aims to reduce wrong turning and improve flow amid driver ignorance and error.
A major fire tore through the Dimboola area early Thursday, with the Avelaide express engine driver reporting the blaze. Fire brigades battled flames along Clay Street, quickly dousing the inferno and protecting adjacent shops as crews worked to prevent wider damage.
The readable parts show jumbled words and names, with no clear event, date, or outcome. Key entities are not identifiable, making a cohesive summary impossible from the fragments provided.
A blaze broke out in the hold of a steamer tied to Wellington harbor. Fire crews battled flames as smoke filled the docks, with authorities reporting damage but no reported injuries. Investigations continue to determine the cause and extent of the incident.
A court convenes to examine the Flight 19 incident amid public calls for transparency. Watt representative Jubiauers denies any cover up while investigators prepare questions for key witnesses. The hearing aims to determine accountability and public interest in the case.
Legislative Assembly labor members denounce the Victor region department for proposing controversial locomotive reforms described as coarrnet AbRowL Cur Ivemmotives and Efficks. The debate centers on impacts to industry and workers.
A terse report notes about 100 workers idle at collieries in North Rhine Westphalia following a wage dispute raised by a wheeler. The piece hints at labor unrest within the mining community and the stalled production there.
The House of Commons debates a government bill for two months’ public pension supply. Dr Page, the Chancellor, faces opposition as Mr Chariton of the Labor party moves to amend the grant by raising old-age allowances. The session grows heated amid partisan wrangling.
A Malayene landed from the steamer Bent at Turon Toest Velug. Frame stalls occupied by vendors in February.
The article outlines naval wartime economy and the defense drive. It notes measures affecting production, shipping, and gear readiness. Key actors include naval authorities and manufacturing units, with emphasis on sustaining munitions and matériel for ongoing operations.
A late 19th century medical bulletin claims radium treatments show improvement in leprosy symptoms. The report cites a series of experiments conducted under medical supervision, with hopeful results noted at the Verettietal clinic and related facilities.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a missing seaplane near San Francisco with references to fuel, descent, and uncertain details. The readable portions hint at a maritime incident or search, but the garbled wording prevents precise reconstruction of events, dates, or involved parties.
The Intersertwe list reports Paterson to face Lacoste in Friday afternoon singles with Tarotea set to meet Anderson. Australians Prone Dying Cap Semis show strong form as they press ahead in the semis, while Ratton engages in a demanding stretch of play.
Fragmentary text describes a returnable ware sale tied to the Australian Pavilion use at Wembley. Mentions Mr Brine and a commission, with questions about remaining contents and return of items.
The Horsham Tennis Club held its annual meeting at Easton's Cafe. The secretary Mr B Toptell reported on the 1924 25 season showing growing membership and a healthy financial position with income from subscriptions donations and club events offset by expenditures and debts.
Fragmentary notes describe a turf meeting at Caulfield on September 5 with references to racing events, horses, and attendees. The readable lines mention wagers, stages, and names, but crucial details and outcomes are obscured by garbled OCR.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions individuals such as Mr Robert Lawern and Rev James amid a legal context in Geelong. References to sheriff’s bail and county court suggest a court action or bail procedure. additional garbled lines reference religious figures and anti evangelist campaign, not clearly connected.
The notices report the forthcoming wedding of Miss Glenys Became daughter of Mr and Mrs Mott Wenwhndah North to Mr Teen Flahiam son of Mr and Mrs Geile of South Wenwhndah. The ceremony is at the Methodist Church Norham on Thursday September 15 at 11. Emma Press and Mr TJ Tw of Kewell are also listed for an upcoming marriage.
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