Local and General News Cobram and Cobram Golf Club items
Local and general notes from Cobram report the annual meetings of the Cobram Golf Club Mackatah Football Club and Cobram Show Grounds grazing lease for 12 months with renewal option A major Cobram Agricultural Society ball is planned for April 1 with McKenzie's orchestra Tickets priced 106 with extras A poultry breeder invites bookings for next season Local heavy rain and post office registration figures are noted Other items include the Cobra Football Club final meeting and a large Cobram sale of 1500 sheep and 100 cattle Mrs Sexton of Cobram has died Sympathy extended A wireless microphone system and broadcasting of Easter tournament results are announced at Yarrawonga Lawn Tennis Club Barooga sports on Easter Monday feature a purse 40 pounds and events A Panatrope demonstration is planned for the Cobram Media Institute with special pictures Behind the Front Wallace Beery screened Easter night proceeds to a local fund
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Cobram Golf Club
Mackatah Football Club
Mackatah
Rouns Ot
Spm
Enders
Cobram
Cobram Agricultural Society
McKenzie
Yarrawooga
W. R. Denson
Cobra
Mechanes' Institute
Sexton
John Joseph Sexton
Kieta
Footscray
Yarrawonga Lawn Tennis Club
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Melbourne
Barooga Sports
Media Institute
Wallace Beery
Cobram Agricultural Society Annual Meeting Report
The Cobram Agricultural Society held its annual meeting in the Mechanics Institute with Harris presiding. A profit of £20 was reported from the last show, with subscriptions and donations outstanding. officers were thanked, and T N Harris was re elected president.
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Cobra Agricultural Seelay
Mechanics
Harris
N. Thomas
B. Whitty
Messrs
Adawa
P. McCormack
Messrs Adams
Ritchie
T. N. Harris
Messrs Adams and McCormack
A. Collie
S. Gregory
Collie
Eastern Show Grounds Space Sought for Draught Stallion Class
A historical note records J Lonergan urging more space on the eastern side of the show grounds for the draught stallion class due to cramped conditions. After motions by Ritchie and Adama, monthly fret Monday committee meetings were halted. McCormack and G Ritchie praised secretary M D O Dwyer, urging a formal minute of thanks and continued support, as funds were sought for building repairs.
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Gregory
L. G. Hamilton
O'Dwyer
Messrs Adams
W. Tuck
Hamilton
P. McCormack
Messrs Adams and Millerick
McCormack
G. Ritchie
Ube
J. Lonergan
M. D. O'Dwyer
O' Dwyer
Ritche
Cobram State School Committee Meeting Proceedings
A Cobram parent meeting at the Mechanics Institute last week elected a new committee led by J Millerick and J McFarlane. They discussed a proposed river swimming pool for physical training, a tank excavated near the Waterworks Trust, and possible shire grant negotiations. The group also considered crown land planting projects with Forestry Department support and purchasing a map of Australian exploration or a high quality encyclopedia for older students.
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Cobram State School
Mechanics’ Institute
Messrs J. Millerick
D. 3Ickson
F. Marke
J. McFarlane
Harris
L. Edwards
W. Mitchell
Mesdames Jackson
Jordan
Sheppard
Fomm Nations
Messrs
J. McFard
J. Millerick
Y. Harris
S Zwards
J. G. Grant
C. Radford
D. Jackson
Swomtine
Cobram Waterworks ‘Trust
Trust
Messrs Jackson, McFarlane
Water Trust
Forestry Department
L. F. Edwards
Australia
Goulburn Valley Schools Support Mooroopna Hospital
During 1927 teachers and pupils in Shepperton district responded to a district inspector’s suggestion to help Mooroopna Hospital. They raised £209 2s 6d to the hospital secretary, initially aiming for an operating table but expanding the goal per medical staff input to obtain additional equipment.
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Shepperton S Orate
Mooroopna Hospital
Hovovery
Tungamah Shire Council Meeting Notes and Deliberations
The Tungamah Shire Council met Monday with Dr Woods chairing in the president’s absence. Reports covered Yabba North road expenditure, development of the E and W road, condolences for the late chairman Mr Calder, and various letters and notices from State authorities, other shires, and the public works department. A long engineer's return discussed road works, proposed portable quarrying plant, and financial items including arrears and bank balance.
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Drs. Woods
Oliver
Ford
Sampson
Warleson
Whitty
Jones
O'Connor
Barry
Corresron Pence
Country Roads Board
Yabba North Road
Angle Road
Council
Calder
Abbott
Endo
State Insurance Office
Benalla Sire
Cameron
Royal Automobile Club
Public Works Department
Thomas
Yerroweyah
Kerang Shire
Redgum
Koondrook
Numurkah Shire
Howser
Dooks
Colbinabbin
Goornong
Railways Department
Rodney Shire
Bendigo
Oxley Shire
Tungamah Council
Dookie
Rutherglen
Wangaratta Shire
Mildura Town
North
Victoria
W. McLelland
Waggarendall
Lanes Road
Metal Et Glen
Cil
Coumeil
Big Sf Ual
Tungemahiby
Wallace
J. Daly
St. James
Tharatth
Jake Rowan
McQualter
E. and
W. Toad
Youarang
Wallden
O'Kane
G. Nunn
Shire
Oni
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