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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
10
A Horsham Times reader urges the Borough Council to resume house numbering. The writer notes growth, cites past council rejection, and argues residents would pay for standard plates to improve address clarity and future development.
The Horsham Foothl Club expresses gratitude to vehicle owners who assisted and attended a recent event in North Melbourne. The author notes the visit provided valuable information and thanks the gentlemen who contributed to the fair through the stay and efforts.
The Presbyterian group will host a lecture series at LenChevron College with Rev. Ee and other speakers outlining religious education themes. A public meeting is planned for Wednesday to discuss arrangements and potential amending of the constitution.
Report from the Athl ethic club agenda outlines decisions on events, fees and future fixtures. President speaks on track plans, potential prizes and venue changes, with expectations for upcoming competitions and member participation.
Arapiles Shire officials discuss rate provisions at a Tuesday gathering of Aranites Lire Pogue secretary Mtr A F Powel swagitted the flvaneiat jwtition. Debate centers on total expenses and borrowing limits for works, with Walter moving to set the rate and an amendment proposed to adjust the rate to 1/8.
North western shires press Premier Mr Allan to regrade the line between Horsham and Portland. Ministry aims to open country near Yaupeet with an estimated cost of about £166,000. Proposals include lowering grades to ease wheat transport via Portland and Battery Point breakwater expansion.
A chaotic scene at the Walkangarra platform ends with the recovery of a valuable bull named Arica. Railway staff, a Queensland stock inspector, and a new junior porter search for the source of a confusing tale as the title Little Titeh appears and a trunk is moved to the cloakroom.
Dr Earle Page announced willingness to accept surrender of bonds maturing in 1928 for immediate cash payments plus 4 percent interest. For each £100 surrendered the holder would receive £100 plus interest, with stock handed to Commonwealth Bank and surrender accepted at any bank capital branch. The loan total was over £40,000,000, viewed as a major matter of policy.
Wanted butcher apply by letter box 122 Horsham. Two good machine shearers to start October 5th. Indirect notices offer boarders in central Horsham with good table furnished rooms. Also activity seeking old gold and platinum with high prices paid by Aldis 165 Boukke Street Selbourne.
An advertisement touts Mauret te Skin Food from Si Di Maurier Melbourne for whitening and smoothing the skin. It claims to prevent wind and sun damage, soften hollows, and impart a cool refreshed feel. Maurette is advertised as a perfumed toilet article priced at tenpence per bottle with retailers Swift's Pharmacy and 22 Collins Street Melbourne.
Despite poor weather a large crowd attended the Haven event at Hayes State School to raise funds for a children's cot. The school showcased color and songs, with many staff and parents praised for organization and support while students completed exercises and a temperance examination for credit.
A lengthy notice describes missing livestock including about 40 merino ewes and wethers branded A on the rump, last seen near Remlaw Saturday morning. A heavy draught mare dark bay and a half draught buggy mare with specific markings are also reported missing with a reward offered by T. Flsom in Watling.
James 1 Rwis F RVla announces tenders for the erection of two brick shops at Rainbow Pisns. Specifications available at Mr Tot Young's fire Firebrace Street Horsham. Tenders due October 10.
Reg Lucas Arey invites bids for erection of a Lutheran church at Green Lake. Mans and specifications available at Horsham office. Tenders close Friday night October 9 1925.
Tenders invited and due by 10 ny on Tuesday 1h October 1995 for Contract 12520 machine work in North West and South Ridings and Contract 225 26 B chaing of scoop work between Sanders and Prusa. Deposit of per cent included with each tender. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Shire Offices Horsham Gra y Shire Secretary. Tenders also invited for erection of timber residence in Wilson Street Horsham. Plans and specifications at Mr A B Mardonald's Office Wilson Street and may be inspected at noon on Monday September 28 and may be left with Mr A I Mardonald. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
Classified notices invite tenders for exterior painting at the Methodist Parsonage in Noratinha with separate bids for complete exterior woodwork and interior room painting. Other entries announce a for-sale of seeds and poultry, plant listings, a parish treasurer notice, and assorted nursery and plant catalog promotions with contact details and addresses in Clear Lake and Melbourne.
Applications invited from persons willing to undertake duties as weighbridge keeper at Vectis. Specifications at Shire Offices Horsham. Applications close Tuesday at 19 am October. Geo L Ray Shire Secretary.
A fragmented listing from LONGERENONG COLLEGE and HORSHAM appears with sermon titles and services. It notes "The Mace to the Tomb" and "The Last Things TL Judgment Present and Nature" along with various church times, speakers, and locations such as LOWER NORTON HAVEN BAL and VECTIS EAST, indicating a schedule of religious services and associated names across multiple parishes.
An afternoon gathering of the WCTU oral branch, hosted by Horsham’s Mrs. Pearce, featured Mr Wilson of Thorsham addressing children on living fruitfully. Readings by Miss M. Atler and others followed, with new League of Hope officers elected and a farewell gift to the retiring president. The Riverside ladies offered thanks to Mrs Pearce as Horsham guests departed. congratulations to Mr and Mrs HL Butler.
The Yeods Methodiat Church plans a Sunday October 1 service at 11 am led by Rev Ty IL Indiay and 7 pm by Rev T F Stanley BA. A tea and concert is set for Thursday October 13 with tea at 6 pm and a Horsbach artists concert later that evening.
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