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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1895
Page
2
A brief mention notes Baldwin and Patons wools and the celebrated CB Corsets, alongside references to regulation of all related regimens and materials.
A lengthy council discussion centers on retrenchment in public spending and how to handle large expenditures. Critics question the honesty of officials while proposing cautious steps, with a vote postponed until the annual election to let ratepayers direct future spending via ballot.
The Minister of Public Works and Melbourne representative push to speed Cobram bridge work. A public meeting is slated for Wednesday evening at the Mechanics Institute to discuss the project and potential vigilance committee revival amid ongoing delays and questions about funding and planning.
The article profiles Mr Jobim Helley Metige, a Melbourne youth with distinguished training in Dublin and Melbourne. It notes his medical degrees, medals, and licenses, including a Diploma in Midwifery and a Clinical Surgery credential, and his readiness to pursue a brilliant career in Melbourne.
The Croneil council discusses cutting Shire officers salaries with a focus on the Secretary and rate collector roles. Proposals aim to save at least £200 by combining duties or reducing pay, while opponents warn against harming essential staff and question the timing of retrenchment.
An obituary honors John Schobert born 1818 who left Germany for the Murray district to become a prosperous farmer in Kilmore and later a respected settler in Mooroopna. It notes his work to improve lands, charity, and strong ties with community leaders, his wife and descendants, and the late lamented father.
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