Watt and Ferry's Bankrupt Stock Sale
Watt and Ferry offer bankrupt stock at prices to clear room for new season goods. We pass savings to customers and will absorb freight on all country orders. Limited time opportunity to buy under cost.
24 Apr 1924
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1924
Page
1
Watt and Ferry offer bankrupt stock at prices to clear room for new season goods. We pass savings to customers and will absorb freight on all country orders. Limited time opportunity to buy under cost.
Local and general news from Cobram and district notes Anzac Day memorial services for St Margaret's Church Cobram A creditors meeting for Hugh Hart at Numurkah A Numurkah horse sale by Campbell Co with 200 horses needed Barooga Progress Association post office matters and a disputed Cobram Cobram Reverend Campbell Lahore report clarified J McNamara Co sale at Numurkah April 30 with 4000 sheep 250 cattle A larceny case at Sandmount Cobram Leaving Certificate results Cobram church building fund socials and Easter events in Mechanics Hall Yarra wonga solicitor Permezel sale to H C Luth Cobram O Donnell and Ray pantomime at Cobram A large fish with false teeth tale Death of Francis Sleep at Numurka Mooroopna hospital thanks to M P O Dwyer Lucerne manuring studies by Water Commission irrigation storage reports and Torumbarr y weir progress in Victoria.
A.M. Winchester thanks Cobram and surrounding district for 26 years of support as 1 820 000 loaves have been delivered. The firm will dispose of bread delivery rounds from January 1 1924 but will continue to supply Peerless Full-weight Pure Bread at Pant-read Cobrat premises.
Large Easter Monday gathering at Barooga recreation reserve watched numerous events overseen by Mr President B Quinine and Secretary T Dunsher with many committee members assisting. Tocumwal Bays aided entertainment as funds from a raffle will support church efforts. event results include various racing and athletic tests won by named locals.
On Tuesday March 4 at Barooga R C Church Rev Father Reilly united James B A Hicks and Kathleen A Lally in marriage. Hicks is the second son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hicks of Pine View Mulwala. Lally is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J Latty of Boomanoomana. The ceremony was followed by Nuptial Mass and a large gathering of relatives and friends. The bride wore a blue robe of ivory crepe de chine with georgette sleeves, a satin char gown, orange blossom coronet, and white bridal bouquet. Bridesmaids were Miss Alice Hicks and Miss Vera Hicks, with Miss Dorothy Nolam as flower bearer. Best man was Mr R A Latty and groomsman Mr Thos J Hicks.
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