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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
1
Investors in Apevia, Jeret, and nearby markets face rising rates as new maturities approach. The Asia-Pacific bloc signals steadier yields, while local bonds show heightened volatility. Authorities urge caution as six to twelve month horizons weigh on portfolios and confidence.
The Thigemal Shire Council will meet on Mainlay next in Melbournne. Cobram hosts visitors and local events include church services at Katansatite and Seats' Church. A fire alarm at W. Mathers’ Main street home prompted quick brigade response. chimney blaze was subdued. Also noted are a Christmas fair in Cobraur and the opening of the 1926-27 fishing season with few notable catches.
Robert McIntyre died November 24 at Oakleigh Victoria aged 34 formerly of Cobram. He farmed at Cobram East before moving to Melbourne with his family for advancement. A Cobram Agricultural Society member he was honored with a large send off and mourned by Masonic colleagues. He leaves a wife and seven children.
Brown Corke Ltd reports steady progress since taking over the Pant read and Sydney wts location. The firm emphasizes a modern, comprehensive stock, with a large butter of perishable goods kept fresh in cool cellars and a broadened boot and shoe range. A new policy promises smaller profits for broader turnover, inviting early Christmas orders and showcasing gifts and continental novelties. Father Christians will visit for a younger folk reception, with further details to come in a later issue. The firm assures customers of guaranteed quality and reliable service.
Ketamatite hosted Ketanga on their ground on a Saturday and won outright. Sinclair's bowling crippled Ketanga, dismissing them for 35, while Ketamatite reached 116. In the second innings Ketanga fared better but still fell short, 78 all out, giving Katamatite victory by innings and runs.
The judged report notes sixteem crops, with Myr rallnca first scoring 94, J F Cullen second with 85 and B Dansher third with 4, as federations and waratah varieties show dense straw, early ripening, and issues from take all, loose smut, flag smut, and wild oats. Many entries suffer from premature ripening and soil and seed problems, with several growers blamed for take all and smut. The piece closes thanking exhibitors and officials for fair treatment.
A meeting at the Mechanics Institute discussed club administration including minutes approval, outward and inward correspondence, booth management, ticketing, and advertising. A committee was formed to inspect the race course and set up a half mile track, with cycle races noted afterward at the Cycle Depot.
A reader comments on a prior letter about admission charges and committee conduct. The writer argues the increase was voluntary, notes perceived public interest aims, and questions roles of guarantors and local councilors. The piece contrasts private enterprise with public utilities and stresses moral principles in local finance.
The readable fragment shows supporters of a committee and concerns about the eviction of officers. It references a meeting and the fate of a theater show, with praise for committee efforts and warnings about potential political implications.
A large steamer from Cayenne visited and was praised for its cleanliness as crews and officials inspected the ship. The ceremony featured remarks praising Mr J Carrothers and mentor Carruthers for their interest and conduct. The event occurred amid a curious mix of anecdotal notes and oblique references to maritime activity and local figures.
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