Battery Charging Service Promises Prompt Re-charge
Nine months in operation this battery charging service reports complete customer satisfaction. New clients may expect the same quality. Reverend Lonergan invites inquiries via phone 64 with Cobram Numarkeh Nathalie and National Mutual Buildings 395 Colline Street Melbourne. Mc Newman visits Cobram Saturdays from 2 pm to 3 pm.
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Lonergan
Cobram
Numarkeh
Nathalie
National Mutual
Colline Street
Melbourne
Mc/Newman
Sunday and Sunday Events Highlight Community Schedule
Sunday next services begin at 7 pm with plans for forthcoming events. Advertisers note the April golf charity, May meetings, and local sports updates. Postal rates for routes to Australia New Zealand the UK and the U.S. are listed with international options.
Opening Of Lalalty School Sports On Ground
Local and general news report stormy weather and the opening of a new Lalalty school with a sports program and evening euchre. A social note describes a hospital baby mix up witnessed by relatives, and a border patrol withdrawal announced by NSW Health amid low cases.
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Lalalty School
Berrigan Road
Medical officers Complaint at Rushworth Hospital
Medical officers complain about hospital equipment and delays risking patient lives. They cite inadequate splints and delayed instruments, proposing a list of requirements for House and Finance Committees and the honorary medical staff to consider. A Rushworth fundraising drive raised over £120 for the hospital.
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House
Rushworth
Obituary notices from Cobram and Sydney reflect two deaths
A Cobram resident, Jane Aitchinson Tuthill, died April 11 at Darlinghurst Private Hospital in Sydney. She was the elder daughter of Hugh and Mrs Dick of Cobram and long involved with Cobram activities and the Corram Tennis Club. She leaves husband A C Tuthill and a son, plus brothers J Dick of Cobram and others in Queensland. The second obituary records the death of a Cobram-area resident, aged 68, son of Sug and the late Fatrick Duffy, who spent early life in Wirks and played football locally. He farmed, lived in Cobram, and was buried in Cobram Cemetery with burial rites led by Rev Fr Silis.
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Darlinghurst
Sydney
Jane Aitchinson
A. C. Tuthill
Hugh Dick
Cobram
Corram
Hinn
J. Dick i Cobeam
Motte
Duk
Queensland
Ste. Ta
Ine Desidence
Buy
Weex
aLick & Wumy
Sug
Duffy
Tueculu
Sung
Wesrws
Guuebaie Ata
Foriy Ves
Oe WU MunIch
Falking Ae Duu Auere
Agriculure
Pwedlis
Silis
Engagements and local notices span Tungamah and Numuriah region
Engagement announced for Barbara Harland to Alexander Duff Gordon from Mulwala and Never Green England while Linda Sampson and Charles Roberts, both of Tungamah, are to wed. Rev A F H Smith, minister to Numuriah churches, expected to move to Garden Vere. other items note Steward ill, Mooreopna Hospital, and J G Tuckett representing the State Cabinet at a Shrine event.
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Othbr
Ka. Guenther
Numurkah
Waliam Gerald
G. J. Brennan
Gardenvere
Smith
Mee
Numuriah
Murder verdict at Narr Wuund over Vanlands shooting
Mansell, 47, laborer, was sentenced to death by eliday for the murder of Janes Uusins. He shot her at Vanlands near Berrigan on Dee sinper i si Lune. The case involved a dispute tied to a failed plan to destroy Wickina and his wife during drink. We await the executive Council decision at Long Bay.
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Stomas Mansell
Narr Wuund
Eliday
Janes Uusins
Vanlands
Berrigan
Eeveremoor
Mr McMinn
Wickina
Marcy
Long Bay
Executive Council
Craig's Wife shines in Cobham film bill
Rosalind Russell stars as Harriet Craig in Craig's Wife a tense dramatic vehicle with John Boles as her husband. The film presents a relentless pursuit of independence centered on a guarded home and a chilling portrait of possession. Supporting drama Slave Ship with Warner Baxter and Wallace Beery accompanies the feature.
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John Boles
Harriet Craig
Buke
Jane Darwell
Derviny Iison
Alma Kruger
Thomas Mitchell
Raymond Walburn
Miss Russell
Boles
Craig
Warner Baxter
Wallace Beary
The Kitchen Garden Advice For Early Spring Tasks
The rains of Easter week aid vegetables and seedlings. Clear debris to prevent slugs and beetles from lodging. Dig and prep uncropped ground for winter weather action. Sow green crops on vacant ground and enrich soil. Bruised plants help soil when dug. Check celery for leaf spots and treat early Bordeaux mixture. If disease spreads, lift affected parts and burn.
Local football previews shine on young players across clubs
Spurling notes season opens May 14 with little team variation but growth expected from youth. Numurrah, Nathalia, Dikalmert on watch for improvements. Berrigan, Finley, Muckatah, Cobram, Tocumwal plan strong showings. Draw lists Berrigan v Numurkah and Finley v Nathalia on opening day.
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Ie Caubs
Nathalia
Numurrah
Blues
Piper
Campbell
McCaskill
Jack Tyres
Roy Eddy
Mearnes
Message
Wear
Willams
Katandra
Dudley
Numurkah
Pridmore
Hendy Bros
Len Christie
O'Brien
Berrigan
Bernie Miller
Geelong
Lalaly
Finley
Ollie Holt
Ringo
Ryan
Cockayne
Buzza
Taylor
Muckatab
Muckatah
Cobram
Yam
Tocumwal
Red
Matches Set For Grounds Of First Named Clubs
Considerable interest has Geer so calised among football ree hausat a result of circuitre Tory deelol Nathalia Agneuiturs Aer 4 connection with a cambole. S00 wall competition to be held by the King's Birthday week end. June 13. The competition will be decided on the knock out basis.
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Geer
Tory Deelol
Nathalia Agneuiturs
Bourke’s Stellar Runs for Wangau, Weir and Numurkah-Cobram
Jack Bourke, a renowned Wangaratta cricketer now with the Yarra.? Weir team, has been the standout batsman. Notable scores include 105 not out and 146 not out in successive matches, contributing to a 243 total in the final against Burram. Earlier, with Wulgahn in Numurkah Cobram rounds, he totaled 343 runs.
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Jack Bourke
Ysrrawonge Weir
Weir
Burramne
Numurkah-Cobram Association
Wlughan
Jack
Wunghnu and Strathmerton clash in high tempo match
In a hard fought Australian cricket contest, Wunghnu defeated Strathmerton with strong batting from Bourke and Green and steady bowling by Hutchins. Strathmerton scored 284, the highest in the Association, as the two teams displayed Test match temperament and sportsmanship amid praise from officials and captains.
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S. Scott
Asotation
Wanganu
Strathmerton
Shaw
Association
Wilcox
Waughan
C. Coxon
G. Bourke
Prin Strathmeriun
Wunghnu
Opening of Coats 4m golinks set for Saturday event
The official opening of the Coats 4m golinks for the 1935 season is scheduled for Saturday next at 2 pm. Mixed participation is noted.
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Martel
Dong V. Campbfl
Va Om
Eivers
Marlene Frock Shop
Gossard Corsets
the Beautiful Foundation Garment
Livesa
Willie and
Cideprear
Bank Street, Cobram
Dalcety & Company Limited
England
Victoria
States
Wool & Stock
Newmarket
Supee Wyaw
Eyal Core
Stewie
Ivvaritee and General Agents
Dalgety and Company Ltd
Bourke Street
A. McGauchie
Masonic Hall
Whone
Colram
Tocumwal White Granite
Frank Hubeb
Propriewi
ME R. Pocenee
Grand Central Hotel
R. Pocknee
MecArdies
Punt Road
W. Adams & Son Pty. Ltd
Noni
Bam
Gam
HC Athens
Nearing
I Am
Forthcomins
Alalty
Anupni
Australia
New Zealand
United Kingdom
France
Ea All Ara
U.S A
Anil Fovign Coumite
Fire Cairea
M Courier
Yarrawunga Catholic Ball
Shepparton
Border Patrol
Fitz~ Simon
New South Wales
Couner
Seadeuilig
Gaucer
Seouwuen
Lowe
Patrick E. Duffy
Dar
Bre J. Coulter
Vale Street
Nagambia
Cele
Berrigen
Tine Talkies
Spurling, Notes
Oail
Numukaht
Nethalia ‘Tocumwal ‘Cobram_v
Muckatah Ame
Jack Bourex
IND
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Num
Green
Neynedee
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Baissseas
Wanghau Gray
Tom
Samual
Mearnes G. Waughan
Fahey
C. Howard
Reynoldson
Lorenz
T. Bourke
Bourke
Ion
Neynoudson J. Gray
Hutchiins
W. Mearnes
Uae
Conan
Gut Sundries
Hutchins
Guthne
Mannes
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