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The Horsham Times
Published Every Tuesday and Friday. 40th Year. TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1913. Men and Women Clerks
The economists of the present day—and it is surprising in these of strenuous, industrious and political warfare how many profess to be sound ...
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The business places of Horsham will be closed on Food Friday and the Saturday and Monday following. They will be open, however, on the ...
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In connection with the Easter sports at Jeparit and Stawell on Easter Monday a special train for Jeparit will leave Horsham (9.30 a.m.), ...
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At the invitation of Mrs. F. J. Sanders, and at her residence, the members of the Horsham Ladies' Benevolent Society and a few friends met on ...
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Dr. and Mrs. Block have gone to Melbourne in consequence of the serious illness of Dr. Black's father. Word was received last night stating that ...
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At a largely-attended meeting of the committee of the Horsham Agricultural Society on Saturday the question of show dates was again discussed. The ...
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The Horsham St. Patrick's Day races will be held to-morrow, and they should pass off successfully if present conditions count for anything. There ...
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The box plan for the concert to be given in the Town Hall to-morrow (Wednesday) night, under the auspices of the St. Patrick's day committee, is ...
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Harvest thanksgiving services were held on Sunday in both the Presbyterian and Methodist churches. At the former the Rev. Thos. Gray officiated. ...
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Part IV. of the Electoral Act 1910, providing for voting by post cit municipal elections, has been gazetted as applying to Horsham. The Borough of ...
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The Christian Endeavor Convention is to be held in Horsham on Good Friday and Easter Saturday. Mr. A. W. Roberts, the Australian Junior ...
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The combines political picnic held at Polkemmet on Wednesday under the auspices of the local branch of the People's Party and Women's'. National ...
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The following schedules in insolvency; have been filed at Horsham with the chief clerk, Mr. F. J. Saul :—William Brazier, of Nypo; farmer. Debts, ...
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At, the Horsham Court on Friday, before Messrs S. G. Knight and W. C. Bolton, J.'sP., verdicts for debt were given as follow :—Tootell and Baum v. ...
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The Review of Reviews for Australasia, which has been taken over by Mr. Henry Stead, son of the late Mr. W. T. Stead, has undergone a marked improvement. ...
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The parents of children attending the Horsham State school are requested to meet at the school at 3.45 p.m. to-day when addresses will be given by the ...
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Death has clamed another well-known pioneer in the person of Mr. W. S. Ward. The deceased, who was in his 83rd year, bad not enjoyed good health for the past ...
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A correspondent writes:—Although the weather was not altogether the best for tennis, quite a large number of members and friends assembled at the Wall Tennis ...
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The trophy presented for competition by the vice-presidents of the Horsham Bowling Club (Messrs J. Davey and J. Petrio) was won by R. J. ...
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CRICKET.
HORSHAM V. QUANTONG.
An interesting match took place on the recreation ground on Saturday afternoon last between the above teams, and was won by the locals by a dozen runs. ...
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Following are the results of the St. Patrick's races hold at Rainbow on Friday:—Brush Hurdles.—Finette 1, Fernley 2. ...
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The following handicaps have been declared in connection with the Stawell races, to be held on the 25th inst:—Handicap, Hurdle Race, two Miles,— ...
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Nominations for the Hurdle, Cup, Trial and Flying, to be run at the above races on 23rd April, close on 29th March, and these for the Trot and Pony Race on ...
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Owners should not overlook the fact that nominations for the Kewell Handicap. Trot, Yarriambiac Plate. Pony Race, Flying and Brush Hurdles, in connection ...
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The Minyip St. Patrick's races were held yesterday with the following results:—Trial Stakes.—Kidman, 8.5, 1; ...
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Mrs. Dr. Black will NOT be "At Home" during this week. WINDERLICH-WOHLERS. A Jung Jung correspondent writes:— ...
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Direct Cables.
(Per Reuter.) EUROPE'S UNEASINESS. FRANCE CHECKMATING ITALY. Paris, Monday.
It is definitely stated that the preparations being made by the French army are due to the Italian Parliament having revealed that Germany ...
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The Budget Committee has reduced the French army credit by 80,000,000 francs, an amount which it is estimated will be saved in the new method ...
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At the Romanoff tercentenary celebration recently the members of the Duma were allotted the back seats in Kazan Cathedral. Notwithstanding A[?] ...
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As an outcome of the Trevanion case veronal and other hypnotic drugs have been placed on the poison schedule. ...
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MINERS ENTOMBED.
FED THROUGH A BOREHOLE. London, Monday.
Au mrush of water in the head of a mine in Cumberland has caused two men to be entombed. They are being fed through a borehole. The water has ...
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An audience of 5000, including many English and American visitors, attended a lecture by the French Antarctic explorer, Dr. Jean Charcot, at the ...
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THE BELGIAN ARMY.
SCANDAL IN HIGH PLACES. Brussels, Monday.
The Champer of Deputies has voted an additional sum, equal to £10,000, for army recruits in 1913. The recent inquiry into army ...
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After some stormy scenes the Diet, by a majority of live, adopted the Budget. ...
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Rio de Janeiro, Monday. The steamer Turakina is still afire. ...
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AN OLD RECALL.
INSTIGATED BY GREAT BRITAIN. London, Monday.
The newspapers are surprised at the revelation that Sir Edward Grey initiated Russia's demand for the departure from Persia in November, 1911, of ...
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THE INSURANCE ACT.
WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS. London, Monday.
Princess Christian, a member of the Insurance Act Advisory Committee, asked the Government for a good deal of information concerning the working ...
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BRITISH AIR SERVICE.
PETITION TO PRIME MINISTER. London. Monday.
A memorial signed by the Duke of Argyle, Field-Marshal Lord Methuen, Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, and other influential people has been ...
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A STRANGE STORY.
DR. INGRAM'S NARRATIVE. London, Monday.
The Bishop of London, Dr. Ingram, states that, at her request, he visited a girl, aged 15, at knight's Bridge, who was raving and shrieking as the ...
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The Primate of all England confirmed Princess Mary in the Royal Chapel at Buckingham Palace in the presence of the King, Queen, the Queen-Mother, the ...
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SUFFRAGETTES UPSET.
DISORDER IN HYDE PARK. London, Monday.
Ten thousand people broke up the suffragettes' demonstration at Hyde Park. Many of the women were severely hustled and their clothes torn. ...
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TAXI-CAB STRIKE.
THE TROUBLE SETTLED. London, Monday.
By 4754 votes to the taxi-cab strikers have rejected the offer of the British Motor Company to provide a cheaper petrol mixture. The chief reason is that ...
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A Sydnicalist-Socialist demonttration is being held just outside Paris as a protest against the three years' service proposals. When returning to the city by ...
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Latest News.
(Wire.—From Our Correspondent.) Melbourne, Monday.
The hearing has been commenced in the Arbitration Court of the gas employees' plaint. The men are asking for a minimum wage of 12/, with ...
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The Balkans.
VICTORIES BY BULGARIANS. (Per Reuter.) Sofia, Monday.
It is officially announced that the Bulgarians, after a bayonet charge, captured Eastakalan, eight miles north of Tehataldja. The Turks, who ...
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The first count of votes for the Kara Kara by-election has been completed with the following results: Postal votes—Glencross. 42; Pennington, 100; Ritchie, ...
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The evangelical synod of Australia, eastern district, has held its annual conference at Tabor. There were 14 clergymen, 10 teachers and 40 delegates ...
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The following amounts have been elected by Mr. Wm. Holmes, of Connangorach:—William Holmes, 5/; F. Rook, 5/; A.M.P., 2/6; William Holmes, 2/6; ...
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