Methodist Church Notices in Koonoomoo and Strathmerton
A fragment lists Methodist church items in Koonoomoo and Strathmerton with numeric codes 7 acm 24 30 ppm and names A C Boquest.
16 Jun 1932
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
1
A fragment lists Methodist church items in Koonoomoo and Strathmerton with numeric codes 7 acm 24 30 ppm and names A C Boquest.
Cobram community updates include Motor Car Act headlight rules effective after sunset, a Melbourne Royal Show prize for agricultural machinery, possible installment payments, and a Cobram Agricultural Society meeting rescheduled for June 17. Canberra hosts a cigarette research phase at Commonwealth plant, while social events feature the Church of Ragland Carni Ball on June 22 and a rural weather chat among farmers.
Authorities warn shops to register under the Factories and Shops Act before May 14 with penalties up to ten pounds for noncompliance. A heavy rain in the period caused rainfall totals reaching 97 points by Tuesday, with weather cited as improving cropping prospects and potential seed mould risk, impacting farming operations in several centres.
Friends report progress of Mr W Mathers after a stroke and a number of local incidents. James Jones of Katamatite named Justice of the Peace. A Hocking sustains a broken rib in Barcogs Cobram match. Ward injured leg from bicycle fall near Muckatab foundry. J Howells sustains eight stitches from a broad axe cut at Cobram. Norman Reilly to contest Tungamah Shire council vacancy. Mr J H Scott suffers severe facial burns from carbide lantern incident. eyesight reportedly unaffected.
Campbell and Co announce a Cobram sale on Thursday June 28 featuring about 800 sheep and 30 mixed cattle ready for yarding. The sale notes strong yarding of both sheep and cattle at Numurkah yards and lists varied fat cattle, fat vealers, crossbreds, and ewes with lambs in the offerings.
Weather delays screenings at Barooga Hall planned for Monday night and postponed to Thursday. A Macroooma Hospital appeal committee meeting in Parish Hall decided to host a ball in September with date to be set later. A ball committee was appointed including Mera J Toobey B Stillard A Breninall W Nicholson T Nolin and L Quinece.
Tocitden in cargo consigned to Melbourne by the Bida Funnel steamer Autolycus arrived from the United Kingdom on Monday. The valuable bay three-year-old colt Giendowen is for Messrs McClusky and Jackson of Strathmériou and is by Agent from the Montrose Mac mare Jewel of Petty.
Supplementary lists for the A B and C sidings of the Shire of Berrigan are being compiled for 1932. Electors re qualifying by change of residence or other reason must apply to shire clerk R. J. Barrett by July 12. Katamatite Golf Club opens a series of tournaments with mixed foursomes won by Miss Myra McLean and J Jones.
Canon Williamson announced he will donate all proceeds from his pictures to charitable institutions. He urged continued audience patronage to aid the town and benefit deserving funds.
Mr C. McPherson, acting as arbitrator, heard about fifty appeals against Yarrawonga Shire valuations. Substantial reductions were ordered in all cases, totaling roughly 15 percent. The process is praised as a cheaper, more satisfactory alternative to court actions, potentially to be adopted by other shires.
In NSW on Saturday the general election produced a crushing loss for former Premier J T Lang and his party, losing 31 seats including four ministers. Lang held Auburn by a small margin, and Corowa voters chose between Ball Creed and Quilty with Ball leading by about 1200 votes. The result, plus a beneficial rain, signals a hopeful rural mood and endorsement of Governor Sir Phillip Game’s dismissal of Lang. Corowa results and Tocumwal subdivision votes are noted.
A Wa district court heard a dispute between Alexander Gormley and Rheinhold Bartel over a farm related assault. Gormley testified Bartel bit off the top joint of his left little finger after an argument at Mrs Lindner’s property. The jury awarded Gormley 250 pounds in damages. Bartel’s counter claim was dismissed.
Revenue at Cobram railway station for the past month fell by 4393 compared with the same period last year. The report details the monthly totals and compares them to the prior year, indicating a notable decline in receipts.
Dalgety and Co Limited report the final sale of 1931 94 season with 150 bale offering. Crutchings dominate the mixed catalogue and meet strong demand for length and style while fleece descriptions are easier compared with April’s sale. No more centre sales this season with 1932 53 expected to open in late September.
Victorian Refreshment and Contec meet as Alonery Shopkeepers Association backs a turnover tax. W F Greenwood says Gifford Pettigrove of the Taxpayers' Association will visit Canberra to discuss proposed federal taxation changes with the Prime Minister and the Federal Taxation Commission. The aim is to replace federal sales taxes with a turnover levy, reducing overall sales taxes and easing community burden.
The Tuugamah Shire Council reports a monthly briefing detailing lands department items, road and levee work, grants, and inspections. It lists contractors, proposed repairs, and budget considerations across wards including East West North South and specific street and river work with responsible officers and tenders.
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