Cobram notices invite tenders for hotel renovations
Local notices invite tenders for renovating the Grand Central Hotel with painting coloring and papering, to be viewed at the hotel and bids close on July 31. Also calls for applications for a caretaker at Coblin Mechanics Institute with bids to the Vice President by 2 p.m. Saturday July 2.
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Coblin Mechanics’ Institute
Yice
Bert Knowles
Cobrant
Grand Central Hotel
Silr
Cobrem Waterworks Trust
Maatcopue Hospital
Board of Management
Cedric H. Ballentyne and Associates
Collins Street
Melbourne
Cobram
Plains
P. R. Pudlar
Mc Hocking
Stewart
Root Ball
U.G.P
Corawe
Creed
United Country Party
Ball
Te Albury
Alderwax Waugh
Reading
Goulburn Valley Agricultural Societies' Association
R. Kilpatrick
Wall Bros
A. J. Blog
Victorian Wheat Growers’ Corporation Limited
Sinounced
Baskel
Tess
Growers’ Bank
Wangerdua
Bealls
Marriage Announcement and Death of Sir John Quick
Personal notice announces the engagement of Esua May, daughter of Mr and Mrs R Haley of Barooga, to James, son of Mrs and the late Mr W J Clements of Berri. The Crown Law Depart ment marked the retirement of Police Magistrate Wr Ho Ri McDonald after 43 years. Sir John Quick, Australian federation father and former federal minister, died suddenly at East Camberwell aged 81. state funeral to Bendigo Cemetery on Monday.
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Whie Cagemeuicut
Esua
R. Haley
Barooga
James
W. J. Clements
Berrigane
Crown Law Department
Ho Ri McDonald
John Quick
Fathers of
Australian Federatian
Luerly
Commonwealth Court of Consolation and Arbitration
East Camberwell
Bendigo
Shepparton Freezing Works Seek Government Aid
Parliament to decide on Commonwealth Bank guarantees for Bendigo and Ballarat freezing operations. Shepparton works, privately owned by a woman, last used as fruit cool stores, require repairs before meat freezing. Minister Allan to send inspectors, with a report to consider opening under Ballarat and Bendigo terms.
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Commonwealth Bank
Bendigo
Ballarat
Shepparton
Meesrs Tackett
Mlc
Cleary and Bourchier
M L.A
Mr Allan
Bel
Womae
Allen
Board of Cirectors
Tas Awalgamaled
Notes from Everywhere and Oddities in NSW Politics
A collage of brief items: Echuca tobacco to Melbourne marks the district’s first consignment. a new safety razor with built in battery and tip design. court disclosures reveal New Guard plots to seize Parliament and disrupt government. NSW premier swarmed by a black cat atop and beside him at multiple events, a superstition moment. Australia’s wool industry set to shear over 106 million sheep, with Barriera district sheds and Riverina to lead production. workers face unemployment as sheds close, and some pursue other skills.
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Echuca
Melbourne
Barly Yisers Way
Sydney
New Guard
Alford
Parliament House
N.S.W
Stevens
West Ashfield
Waverley
Maroubra
Australia
New South Wales
District News From Barooga and Mulwala Gossip
Reports from Barooga and surrounding towns outline a packed week with hospital ball plans, outdoor film showings featuring Gene Stratton Porter’s Freckles, and a July old time dance to boost Mooroona Hospital funds. Local shops report a burglary, accidents injuring two youths, and council grants totaling £1 300 plus society elections and plans for fairs and shows.
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Barooga
Gene Stratton Porter
Hobart Bosworth
Jack Fox
Skeet Gallagher
Alex the Great
Noar Prices
Bsroogs
W. McLellan
M.C
Mc Laffy
Clu
Robbery attempt at Brown Corke and Coy store
Thieves cut through the back gate and storeroom doors, stealing tins of petrol from Ieon’s General Store earlier Thursday. The furniture room at Brown Corke and Coy’s was entered but nothing was taken. Other departments were attempted but steel lined doors resisted entry.
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Najoren
Ieon
Brown, Corke and Coy
Fire destroys tobacco shed housing workers in Shepparton
A fire at a shed in Shepparton caused the loss of a large amount of cured tobacco and personal belongings for workers using the shed as living quarters. Losses are estimated around £1600, with both shed and tobacco insured. A separate report notes thieves attempting to blow open a door at Yarrawonga Railway Station, forcing a window and stealing wheat and other items, to muffle an explosion.
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Efe
Yarrawonga
Obituary notices for S McAlister and Henry Kohfahl in Cobram area
Sudden death of 72 year old S McAlister in Surrey Hills Melbourne noted with family ties to Davenport of Yarroweyah North Ma. Henry Kohfahl dies at 20 after heart stoppage. long-time Ketematite Cobram area farmer and tobacco pioneer remembered as fair and generous. Remains buried at Katematite Cemetery with Rev Boquest officiating.
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S. McAlister
LA Drewett Street
Surrey Hills
Melbourne
Benry Koheabl
Henry Eshfahl
Mc Kohfahl
Ketema— Tite
Cobram
Formper
South Australia
Ketematite
Katematite
Boquest
Methodist Church
Snaves
Kohfell
Arthur
Mynee
Racing notes and cricket feats spark Melbourne sports buzz
Carravolor, bred in this district by A. D. McKenzie, won 8.6 in the Mentone Novice Handicap and is entered for Woodend. Melbourne racing authorities refuse to explain why paddock bookmakers were denied licenses. Arthur Malley’s Australians defeated Cowichan in Vancouver with 503 for eight. Bradman top scored and took seven wickets. Cyril Brand, a 22 year old without forearms, bowls solidly for Queen's Park, claiming 57 wickets this season. Melbourne markets show vegetable and tobacco price swings with cauliflowers and cabbages selling low and growers earning profits in Texas district sales.
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Carravolor
A. D. McKenzie
Mentone
Melbourne
V.R.C
Vancouver
Arthur Malley
Cowichan
McCabe
Richardson
Bradman
Klppax
Malley
Vancouver Island
Don Bradman
Australis
Cyril Brand
Queen's Park
W.A. Bread
Texax
Queensland
Royal Mall Hotel Door Check Incident Saturday Night
A brief report notes an event at Royal Mall Hotel on Saturday night involving someone checking a door. Details are sparse in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Mall Hotel
Cobram Agricultural Society Meeting Debates Showground Improvements
A Cobram Agricultural Society public meeting discussed raising funds to improve the showgrounds and the grounds area. The council proposed a series of fundraisers including gymkhana events, sales, and social functions to reach the target, with commitments to repairs and new facilities and the appointment of a general committee to organize events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobran Agruisi
BP. Mccormack
Openining
W. Ada
C. White
Igymkbava
Cassidy
Cishmay Committee
White Thousar Bing
Gemmell
Kuppies
Jeymkbella
McTaggst
W. Adams
Rai
Sric
Weyeh
Cobra
Mrn
Adams
Knowles
T. Harris
White
Messie Uarmt
Harrie
Society Committee
Montag
General Counels
Appie
Tuna Gymikhana
Tewen
W. Riteble
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Ryediey
Meilieansng
Bane
Avsiavhe
Perth
Azeul
Ihou
L. A. Kennedy Lds
BIS
bin Rome
Streey
Bervizat
Jevildorie Uvery
Secu
Feiday
Cobram Bakery
L. J. Rose
M. Lynch
Baronga
Babooga P.O
ST. Margaret's
Comram
Colin
Prasesthrian Church
Narrog
UNE
Cobram Football Club
Agricultural Society
Barooge Parish
Barooge Footballers
The
Cebrary Courier
Barastraundy
Fenn and Bolton Opticians
Collins St
Cobram Hotel
Iséa
Nelson Densims
SOL. Joel & CO
Drapers
Punt Road
Shepparton Freezing Works
District News
Yvarroweyvah
Yarrowegal Hall
Moorooona Hospital
O'Kane
Narrangdera District Hospital
Australian Trained Nurses' Registration Board
Ketamatite
Mulwala
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Holdy
Bob) Blanigan
Ether Galvin
Tocumwal
Mr. Gwynne
Mir Nell Willett
Gwynne
Corowa
Ronnie
Everist
Gywnie
Ele
Gather
Corowa Hospital
Berrigan
A.sod H. Society
Cruickenhenk Wee
Messrs
H. B. Webb
G. Rinsoule
W. Thornton
R. Wardrop
J. W. Michelas
Wardrop
Finley
A. and
FP. Society
C. G. Scouliar
J. T. Close
A. Donaldson
J. Howe
P. Wells
W. G. Gordon
Numureag
Phe Rembler
Cobram Agricultural Society
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