Bakery Business Charles Stewart Bread Delivery
Charles Stewart operates a bakery delivering bread throughout Cob ram and surrounding districts. Phone 123.
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
1
Charles Stewart operates a bakery delivering bread throughout Cob ram and surrounding districts. Phone 123.
Poultry seller promotes early chick orders with high lay stock and show success across Cobram Finley Tajlangatta and other breeders. Cobram Golf Club to hold general meeting May 8 seeking higher membership fees. Thu event to fund a footballer’s injury relief. Also timber and joinery supplier ad and charity sale at Duffy's Barn with proceeds for injured player.
Under the Factories and Peers Acts the occupier of every Victoria factory must file a registration form with the annual fee to the Chief Inspector of Factories Melbourne by the 5th of May each year. A £1 penalty applies for default. Forms can be obtained from the Factory Office.
Local Cobram items report property sales by Henry Tuck at Cobram yards and a May 3 picture event at Methanies Institute. A bridge painter fell 60 feet into the Murray River. Lambing prospects are good in the Cubis district. Glen alvie Estate sales to McAllisters. Strathmerton stock sale announced. Cobram telephone services 357,070 with 4,740 added in March. Mechan ics Institute sewing lessons well attended. Golf club meeting and subscriptions increased. A Cobram Cycle Club 8 mile race, winners named. Cobram weather turning wintry with heavy fireplaces in use. Namurkab stock sale with 2,500 sheep and 250 cattle advised. A ball to aid Moo rooppa Hospital planned for July 4. Dr Harris advocates free road use for vehicles and taxed motor transport to fund roads. McNamara sale report notes over 1000 head and cattle at Cobram on April 24.
At a Mechanics Institute meeting the club weighs buying a mower to cut Juks grass for better golf. A £90 machine is discussed with six acres daily capacity, possible levy increases, and possible guarantors. Members mull funding options and an extra meeting is proposed. Invitations arrive from Berrigan and Nathalia clubs for openings next Saturday.
Open letter from C Hodkinson Cobram High Street announces the discontinuation of a free gift due to legal challenges and a police complaint by a business person. A substitute form of gift will be offered and gratitude extended to the complainant and to the Victorian Bootmakers Association for prior correspondence in August 1927.
The schedule lists Narandera and Wagga events in July and August with dates for Henry Ganmsin Lockhart Finley Cobram and Lovers of American Western Drama at Mechanics Pictures. Harry Curry stars as a two gun man in Tiger Thomson and McFadden’s Fiats features CJ Marray and Chester Conklin in a noted comedy. Sui ting items include Basotte and Comedy with potatoes equal to Ce ya.
Football notes discuss players expected to assemble at He Cob ram show grounds for a 4.15 practice ahead of the GVE Association opening on May 2. Secretaries remain optimistic about prospects, with mention of Mickatal trial of juniors and various administrative appointments for the association meeting at Nunwirka. Railway fare reductions announced include a general cut in second return and 11 mile fare changes, plus future details on routes and passengers.
A letter extols Abyssinian grass as a fast growing annual fodder. It yields up to four tons per acre, grows about three feet high, and suits dry soils. Three crops can be cut in warmer districts from one sowing. it provides hay and pasture and remains highly nutritious for stock.
At a New South Wales Busic Nursing Association meeting it was stated that courses in the past year served 5430 patients including 292 maternity cases and no maternal deaths recorded. The movement covered 47 000 miles.
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