Cobram notices and events in a busy district week
Nominations close for Cobram annual sports events. Cobram Turf Club to meet December 21 at the racecourse rooms. Barooga Barooga public meeting on 17 inst at 8 p.m. Barooga State School hosts a motor gypsy caravan and sports gathering. Local trades advertise gifts and farming innovations. Waterworks trust notices demand payments by December 31 or legal action. Choir, church, school picnic reports and governor visit planned for Sturt memorial cairn unveiling. Cobram water quality warn and agricultural awards announced. Local council urges wheat carters to use side tracks to protect roads. Snake bite incident at Mullengandra celebrated as Rotary luncheon tale.
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Barooga State School
BE. Green
Punt Road
Cochraw
St. Joseph's School
Murray
Thursay
Lord Sowers
Cobraui
Sturt
Station Street
Yarrawonga Road
Bettigan Shire
Boyd and Davies
Barooga High Road
Cobram Tennis Club Opens New Grass Courts
Cobram enthusiasts are invited to a Saturday opening of the new grass courts. Metropolitan players, including P O Hara, will attend. A box plan is at Mr Rice's news agency. The club denies rumors the courts are too short and confirms they exceed standard length. The S T A V tournament runs December 25 to 27 with entries closing December 16.
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S.T.A.V
R. A. Adama
Tac. Jackson
Cobram Defeated by Yarrawonga in Four-Run Cricket Thriller
On Saturday Cobram lost to Yarrawonga by four runs on the latter’s ground. Yarrawonga batted first for 96 while Cobram were 50 up before a wicket. Watson took seven for 25 and Cleave stood out with catches and stumpings. Poor fielding cost Cobram with 4 missed chances as the turf wicket and strong outfield kept play lively. The M C Club plans two Christmas matches at Yarrawonga to showcase the upgraded ground.
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Cobram
Yarrawonga
Ting
Cobra
G. Grant
Cleave
Hirst
Watson
M.C
Jack Reuuic
Warsi
Bey Leumts Group Committee Elects Officers at Cobram
Meeting at Mechanics Institute on the 4th established President C Radford and Treasurer J G Grant among new office-bearers. Scoutmaster C Clarke praised for service to Cobram youth, with T Harris supporting the movement's value. The Grove Committee role outlined, stressing finance, public interest, and property trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey Leumts
Mechanics’ Institute
J. G. Grant
T. Garris
C. Radford
C. Clarke
Mesdames D. Jackson
A. Gilmour
J. G. Gram
Clarke
Han
T. Harris
D. Jackson
O. Weatherill
A. Wade- Strachan
C Radford
J. Macfarlan
W. Forth
M’ Clarke
Cobram
Ape
Ibe
Court of Honor
Sis Group
Church of England Bazaar Brightens Community Fund Drive
A Saturday bazaar at the Mechanics Institute to aid the Church of England drew strong attendance. Numerous stalls offered produce, sweets, refreshments, and games under the supervision of named stallholders and volunteers. evening dancing featured local musicians and a lively younger crowd. Prizes included a tea set, jelly, silk set, and other items won by community members.
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Church of England
Mechanics Institute
Medames Markie
Morehouse Std Levings
Clarke
Nixon
Mesdames
S. O. Gregory
Calman
W. R. Denson
Mesdames Clark
Hawilton
Eldridge
Dum
Vaillips
Weatherall
Robner
Gedrge
Kathleen Markie
Athol Morehouse
Sally
H. Clarke
R. Pearson
Palais
O. Dibus
Edwards and Weatherall
Wool Sales Across Victoria and NSW Report Varied Demand
Valgety owt Co Lob reports an 86 percent clearance from a 420 bale catalogue in the Ut series. Northern Victorian and Riverina wools, though dry, showed good demand with strong clips from Albury, Stawell and St Arnand districts. NZ Loan and Mercantile Agency notes irregular prices, local and international buyers active, top price 17d for certain sunvue clips, next sales date undecided. Younghusband Ltd wrapped up a 5600 bale year sale with Riverina and Gippsland wools, crossbreds and merino fleece selling well. top price 174 for leading fines. Continuous regional buyers include Yorkshire, Japan, Continent, and local mills.
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Valgety Owt
Drd Lnst
Albury
Stawel
St Arnand
Riverica
Vinelea Stawell
Avoca Forest
Logan
GG Reeves
Paynes
Nille
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company Limited
Melbourne
North Eastern
Central
Gipps
Vitoria
Riverina
New South Wales
Japan
Continent
Jay
Baddaginuie
Vic
Younghusband Limited
Victoria
Gippsland
Queensland
Arrabury/ Pastoral Co. Q
Yorkshire
Heathcote
ML. Cous
Longford
Highly Successful Cattle Sale at Cobram
Cobram hosts a large cattle sale by McNamara and Co Ingeld at feete Cobram rre westley, the biggest crowd in the district. Records show 126 head offered with 114 pens mostly prime heifers and heavy bullocks. Prices ranged high with strong demand for stock. overall results described as very satisfactory for exhibitors and buyers alike.
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Messrs J. McNamara and Co
Berrigan Shire Council Correspondence Highlights
The Berrigan Shire Council reviews correspondence from the Main Roads Board South Wales on road works and development programs, railway and water supply matters, land and public road notices, and requests for articles for Main Roads, with various officials and departments forwarding replies, approvals, and administrative actions. Highlights include road projects, land resumption, water supply, tax and duty discussions, and staff appointments.
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Presett
Crs
Aiken
Pyle
Way
Mowe
Luvius
Hapuck
Boyd
Wagg
Collie
Main Roads Board
South Wales
Developmes
Fhru
Dberrigan
Makands
Frow
Department of Tolls
Government of Nsw
Mentia
Ile Ratleas
Sec
Viwurian Railway
Tucumwal
Furwerdon
The
South Wales Railways
Shoes Associaies
Nsw
Tyr
Hee
Simmon
Lauds
Jetter Council
Department of the Canmonwealth
Custom’s Department
Minister For Custom
Department of Lands, Money
Main Roads
N. M. Keamy
Finley Books
Wave
Berrigan
N.S. W
Australian Red Cross Association
Beath Rabbit
C.P.P.B
Ae G. Craig
C. Dunn
Ackerly
Sebastian
Withers Rus
West Kiloyana
Coun
Victorian Central Litres Iustitie in Forbes town notice
Fragmentary OCR notes reference local matters in Forbes including weather effects, grade observations, fruit sales, and bushranger mentions. Names such as McArrogs and a Past Deniliquin imply regional context and a local committee discussing yard conditions and safety, with unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArrogs
Forbes
Deniliquin
Public Note Fragment Obscured by OCR Errors
Fragmentary OCR text references names and terms like Conner and Veloce but is garbled leaving unclear event details. No coherent action or outcome is retrievable. the item appears to be a damaged public notice with unreadable segments.
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Sports Apparel
McPherson, Callander Pty. Ltd
Wet Dove
Loya Voys
Ali Veaseal With
Jit Lim
Tna
Sud
Commonwealth
Bank of Australia
Ually Saateaiog
BUIC
Gordon Anderson
Gebran Courier
Reraminuan
Puauisesy Tavasssr Mosman
Macketeb Turf Club
Racecourse Rooms
Monaro Vale
H. Roe
Cobram Agriculural Socials
Cobram Waterworks Trust
Cobra Turf Club
Scots’ Church
Patternon
John Allan
M.L.A
Dieury Tuck
C. C. Hodkinson
Cob
Australian Natives’ Association
D. Mulcahy
Mr. Hocking
L. A. Wyatt
L.G. Hamlen
T. Byrne
L. Baldwin
W. O. McGowan
R. Ross
A. Ratcliffe
C. Smith
J. Berry
Messrs
D. C. Mulcahy
Hume Weir
Thra
McCluskey
K. Stewart
Mesara
T. N. Harris
H. Ros
Lukies Bros
Ene
Creeens
H. Young
Yarroweyah North
L. Richardson
Wangarsits
Thal
M.D. O'Dwyer
Victoria Wheatgrowers’ Corporation Ltd
Ubis Semtom
DS Belton
Opticians
Collins Ae
Colima Hum
Tocumwal
Picola
Tocumwal St Sam
Cobra Bowling Club
P. Parnell
I. Uaonher
Mulcahy
Cobram Club
Mullengendra
Sonnie
Taskis
Douglas
Laurie
Lonnie
Rotary Club
Cobram Tennis Club
Eeesawonga
Mathieson
Meade
N. Maher
St Cleave
Watson Browning
Watson Walker
Scott Ome
J. Grant Ome
Church OF England Bazaar
W. Wilson
Luipo
Tony
Gedget
Stella ‘Thompson
Clarice Markey
Lila James
Bell
Elaine Stewart
G. Christie
Strathmeron
J. Grant
Una Knight
Gregory
G. Ritchie
Lucky Admission Lkat
J. Scott
Wool Sales
Berrigan Shire Council
Muntay Vecemedkary
Aitken
Mtu, T
WSL
Miri
Victorian Central Litres Iustitie
Tate
Jower
Claus
Womdnigns
Polltad Svare
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