Transfer of Penalty to Open Space Initiated
In a case labeled R v Pen, the court initiated transfer of the penalty to open space. Allen Peed and Manan are involved in the proceedings with unconfirmed outcomes.
09 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
1
In a case labeled R v Pen, the court initiated transfer of the penalty to open space. Allen Peed and Manan are involved in the proceedings with unconfirmed outcomes.
Campbell and Co acting under National Trustees Co and Thomas O'Dwyer executors of the late Thomas O’Brien estate announce a public sale of three lots near Cobram East. Lot 1 is 448 acres with arable land and paddocks. Lot 2 14 acres near Ketama tite. Lot 3 vacant allotment facing Murray Street. Terms and inspection arranged by Hargraves and Hargraves Yarrawonga.
March meeting in connection with Barooge at Hayter Sports. United Cees Sommer Party at Spm. Tratitate. Ligceerin d Se Sef fue mae 17-Dasce at Bercogs in ald Tenele Clad. April 12 Anness Cobrain East Gymkhana.
Public notices from The Bobram Courier dated Thursday March 8, 1933. Includes local items and legal notices typical of a rural paper.
The report lists L. C. Abbott of Berrigan as a tentative supervisor under the Farmers Relief Act. It notes a planned Easter trip to Corne and a statement on fare and beauty spots. Cling peach picking has begun at Puller and Co. with an expected record crop of 41,000 cases, though rust affects some fruit. Heavy rain followed a dust storm, aiding stock but not Brass growth. A CRB grant of £3000 funds road gravelling in Tongamah Shire and Cobram to Katamatite. The Yarrawonga weir construction will be state run. Health certificates now required for stock crossing into Victoria, with 24 hours notice. A Cobram Boxing Tournament fundraiser saw several bouts fall through. K. Markey defeated O Weatherill in a close four-round match.
The caretaker Mr J Wilson reports 140 590 lags of wheat passed the Cobram weighbridge this season, compared with 6 448 bags last season. Contractor Robertson commenced work on the Yatrowegal Road, and motorists are advised to take the track through the tee on the left hand side.
Reports from Katamatite Lilydale and Deniliquin detail deaths of Mr Taft 8a years, Mr M W Clements 73, Mr H T Wheeldon 63, with condolences offered. Engagement announced for Miss Doris Teaber Ambler to Mr Errol James Davies. Monsignor Treacy leaves for holiday. Bishop Fox covers priest duties at Broken Hill. health expected to improve.
Barooga visited Mr Gwynne on Saturday and bowled well to dismiss a weak side. Notable omissions were Barnett Brentnall and Pemberton while several Barooga players stood in. The match served as practice ahead of next Saturday’s final, with detailed bowling figures for Job Meriton Russell Bellis and others and several players retired or out.
District news reports grape picking to start next Monday after beneficial rains. Easter Sports committee to meet in Batonga Friday night. Farewell event for Mr and Mrs Lynch noted with tributes from local sporting groups. Cobram East Gymkhana set for April 12 on Mr A Gemmell’s property. Social fundraiser at Cobrawunga Cobram Rast raised funds for school with euchre and dancing. Local incidents include a brown snake killed and a grass fire on Ackerley and Nicholas properties damaging land and fencing.
Mr Tuckett MLC urged bridged gaps between production costs and returns at the Numurkah Agricultural Society show. He blamed high marketing costs and interest, urged government action or policy adjustment, warned farmers not to renew expiring mortgages under Moratorium Act rates, and predicted interest may fall below 5 percent by year end. He called for higher home wheat prices via pools or sales tax reform and urged statewide cooperation for possible government aid.
An unreadable block details various racing, golf, and league notes with scattered references to Deniliquin Leeton and Cootamundry. It mentions plans for a provincial league and forthcoming races and trials, but the text is fragmentary and many names are unclear.
At the Hatooga county meet, Cobras led by Seaver and Se Strathmerton teammates posted strong showing with multiple singles and junior results. The event featured numerous matches across schools like Nesdlawer and Callea, with standout performances from Misses C Tuck and Dassen and players listed from Mie cu TN 1 to Mulsey 93.
Article describes a special sale at Numuriureas on March 16 offering cattle and sheep, 448 acres of land, and other properties in the Cobham district. It notes preparations, drainage improvements, and investors’ interest, with references to deposits, state savings, and regional wealth.
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