Peaied Mov 1981 Peony Champion with Royal Show wins
Peaied Mov, bred by J. Canshle 4 Boon of Bane, is a British imported sire line Littl em from Minnie Cuhanler stock. The champion peony trained by See Gee has earned six firsts and a reserve at the Royal Melbourne Show, with notable awards at local chews.
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Peaied Mov
J. Canshle
Boon
Bane
Jim
Littlem
Topay
Ee Tae
Tad
Minnie Cuhanler
Built-in Shelves Rea Duets at Weerkeops
Built in shelves advertised with built in features at the Weerkeops location. Ste. Hts. addressed for customer inquiries and selections for home library installations.
Contant Our Buyer HUF Contact Details
Readable fragments instruct readers to contact their buyer for HUF at Bonalia 427 or Bhapparten 114. The text provides two phone contacts and a prompt to reach the buyer. It presents no event or location beyond the contact numbers.
Writs or call to Td Benalla Pires Becalia
Writs or calls to Td Benalla Pires Becalia, of others may be left This Offs.
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Benalla Pires Becalia
Watkins Quality Products and the Home Supply Trade
The notice lists Watkins Quality Products and several brands including fipless and Cosmeten. It describes a home supply business offering a wide range of essential goods and services with renewed operations, highlighting an income above average and a wholesale or retail model. Contact: The J. R. Watering Company, Webilition Mt. Malorne.
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Erie
J. R. Watering Company
Webilition
Mt. Malorne
Welcome Home to Goomalibee Couple After Marriage
Recipients of Goomaliben and district gave Mr and Mrs Goch a warm royal welcome on their return from marriage on November 17. Mr Goch purchased Mrs Her Hall property at Goomalibee, and the couple, formerly Miss Miew Paten of Tintaldra, settled to reside. The tin kettlers, led by Mr P. Emery, hosted a rattling presentation trip to Inaikee and a welcome home. Emery spoke of Mr Goch’s excellent qualities and wartime service, noting they were prisoners of war in Germany for four years. He spoke of Charlie’s purchase in Geomalilbes district and praised the community and neighbors. Emery and Mrs Gmery were glad to join the welcome, presenting a valuable kettle with best wishes. Musical honors followed, and Mr Gork thanked them for the gift. The toast of Geomalibts was echoed, with hopes to contribute and reciprocate the warm reception. The evening closed with Auld Lang Syne.
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Goomaliben
Chae
Gooch
Goch
Goomalibee
Miew Paten
Tintaldra
P. Emery
Or. Emery
Gosh
Germany
Chartle
Goeomalibre
Charlie
Mrs Gosh
Resl Dentsa
Noch
Mra Gmery
Cloomallbes
Mre Goch
Gork
Geomalibts
Second Amateur Hour judges praise efficient show and crowd response
The Second Amateur Hour featured thirteen competitors with strong acts. Juvenile act The winner is praised along with many performers including Lily Dizon Fred Dison Joan Dennis John Putt and Barry Mathieson as schoolchildren in Minding the Heby. Voting totals show 103 for the winner and 10 to 94 for others, with supper dancing and generous thanks to volunteers Allott Matthews Cheeland and Laur ie Allott as accompaniments. The committee reports takings over a amount and thanks participants for the effort.
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Lily Dizon
Fred Dison
Joan Dennis
John Putt
Barry Mathieson
Wan
Henjo Dere Oby GA
Mansion
Laurie Allott
Patricia
Drian Putt
Mra J. Heywood
Miss M. Tolliday
Voor
EK. Cheeland
A. Marston
Laurie Aliott
Paasnio Amie
Potato Subsidy Changes for Growers and Deputy Potato Controller
New subsidy arrangements set by the Prices Commission affect potato payments. See grade potatoes stay at 14/ig per ton, while higher market grades drop to 8/16 per ton under early season terms. Growers’ payments depend on market delivery performance. the maximum price remains 6/8 per ton, with actual earnings tied to realized market value.
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J Ri. Chirkeen
Clarkson
Prices Commission
Annual tea for scholars at Parente Auritary
The event hosted by Mr EF. Vaughan brought together the Sunday School teachers and scholars for an afternoon of baking, fruit drinks, and stories. About 16 youngsters enjoyed cake, jellies, and a projector show after a brief social program, with thanks to supporters from various social events.
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Vaughan
Parente Auritary
Bunday School
K. Brown
Ben
Oh. Ftol
Hia Marie
Percete
Wing Tway Party Tendered To Harris Couple
A wedding after party was held at the bride's parents home hosted by Mr and Mrs B Grant with guests gathered on the Mondic lawn. Lively games, humorous feats by Mr Fidgeret, and Tommy Trindie contests lively entertainment. A presentation of a handsome gift by Mr Doherty concluded the evening before the Harris couple left for The Why Sydney on November 24.
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Colin Harris
B. Grant
Mee Pickering
Doherty
Mr. Harris
The
Why
Sydney
Tateng Endowment Plantation Efforts Progress Update
The Tateng endowment plantation committee reports progress in clearing land for next year’s planting. Female and experienced workers aim to extend cleared fields to five acres, removing intergrowth and trimming older trees. Seasonal work shows difficulty clearing the area in time to burn rubbish in autumn.
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Tateng Whoo! Endowment
Popular S E C Staffer Farewelled in Maw
The Morth Kasseth branch of the State Electricity Commission Maw held a farewell for Ian Archibald Jatt who moves to the Gipple land branch at Traralgon. Managers Crivelli and Mayers praised his service in the North East / North-East branch with good humour and best wishes for his next posting.
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Morth-Kasseth
State Electricity Commission
Imaomi
Lna
Ian Archibald Jatt
Cippeland
Commission
Traralgon
Hreich
Mc Criyell
Jan Turin
Gippeland
Tan
Crivelli
Mayers
Irwin
Thompson
Archer
Om Rebolf
Stort
Ian
Berwin
Interming Cricket Match Highlights Low Scoring Yet Thrilling
An interming cricket match at Thenilla featured tight bowling from Doherty and Watkins for the West while Alen Mocking starred with the bat. Harding and J Watkins impressed with 2 for 7 and 2 for 9 respectively as fielding and bowling kept the scoring close in a dense, erratic text filled with player names and figures.
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Thenilla Wil
Hobbes
Howler
Alan
Harding
J. Watkins
Doherty
Posting of Christmas Gifts and Greetings
Public notice outlines posting of Christmas gifts and greetings via the Post Office. It notes preparation by December and delivery before Christmas, with focus on proper addressing, form, and timely distribution. The document mentions postal authorities and dates in a historical context.
Storm disrupts sports, livestock and wool trade in district
A severe thunderstorm swept over the district causing postponements in tennis and cricket matches after harvest. Local grain samples were described as fair though rainfall limited yields. Wool trade remained steady with just over 1000 bales consigned to woolbroking firms. A Christmas tree was planned for December 15 at the school committee meeting.
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Keyy Palm
Trent
New Reason
Fi Petty
Second Meware
Amery
A. Frotwell
Eranon
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