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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1925
Page
6
In a rough round of the Victorian League, North Melbourne faced tough marks and a charged crowd. The narrative highlights Marsham and Tony in key form, with Cromaron and Gymbowen noted for scoring runs and defense during the match.
In Sutantge afternoon a Horsham Rifle Club event faced wind and rain as the Primino team won. A greyhound named Mogtma drew excitement while spectators debated future training and shows at Kee and Plympton kennels.
Report covers racing at Sandown Park with selections by Metcal and details of races including Purple Mesdie and Spring Mist. It mentions weather reducing attendance, and notes on the Australian Championship at Horsham with Terminus as favorite and a gala finish. Major McCulloch praised the day’s sport despite mixed fortunes.
A tale from Victoria tells how Moolma, long unlucky, breaks through luck with trainer Joe O'Neil and owner Mr Supple. After a string of near misses, Moolma defeats favorites, soaring to a sequence of wins before entering final acceptances with promising form.
Tenders invited by Simpson Architect and ity Survissie for a brick store on MT Street Howehat for Mr 8. Tenders close at noon Tuesday September 15. None accepted without a tender.
John A. Simpson Architect invites tenders for erection of a substantial building at Horsham. Plans and specifications are available at Mr WA Schankes Fire. Tenders close with Mr Selmke at 4 pm on Tuesday September 15. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
In a Wednesday bowling meeting of Warback Nab Heel Club a motion by Mr Ricketts sought elimination of a rule. Four captains planned twelve meeting goals amid low attendance, with votes on relegation duties and officer separations among Mr Ling, Mr Moser, and others as delegates.
In a challenging 300 yard event and an additional 500 yard target, E Lee led Pimpinio with 04 points off the last known target, while J Tucker delivered a solid display for the Rifle Club as scores were tallied.
A fragmentary report notes a forthcoming football game between North Melbourne and Honda. Details are unclear with garbled timing and venue references but indicates an upcoming match with competitive stakes.
Weather disrupts a trotting event as rain forces postponement in Richmond. Officials and trainers await clearer skies while spectators adjust plans for the scheduled race day.
Correspondence raises questions on where ballots for the Legislative Assembly election were cast for Loman and other parties. The note mentions the motor movement and dates, seeking clarity on election logistics.
The Hamilton market notes light trade yet fair to good demand for cattle and calves with prices varying by lot. Dairy stock and feeders show limited sale, while cockatoos cause crop damage in the Joel Joe district as hay stacks are stripped and farmers lose forage.
Tomato plants for sale with orders welcome for next week. Several varieties offered including Wildings Prolife Australian Dwarf Red and Velocity. Onion plants available in large quantities limited supplies. Phone numbers provided for ordering.
A jumble of lost items and local ads across Horsham: a child’s punch art font wheels, a leather overcoat, a red mud white Hereford bullock, lime for sale, white wyandottes, a gold wristlet watch, a cocker spaniel puppy, and a ladies velour coat. Contact numbers for Wright & Riley and others are listed for returns and rewards.
Bartlett & Sons invites attention to poultry settings including sixteen eye freights, Black Orpington, White Leghorns, White Runners, and Brown Leghorns. Pricing listed as 8/8 for White Runners, 20/0 for Black Orpingtons and Brown Leghorns, plus mentions of young White Runner Braken and other stock. Public notice style ad for breeding stock and freight arrangements.
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