Conversion Offer For Commonwealth Loan Options
Cash subscriptions invited for a new loan converting the maturing Commonwealth Loan due December 15. Options include a 6 percent loan maturing 15 December 1932, a 53 4 percent loan due 15 December 1940, or a 514 percent loan due 15 December 1950. Interest paid semiannually on June 5 and December 15, tax free. Applications at banks post offices or stock exchange offices. J A Lyons acting treasurer.
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Commonwealth
Joan
Ioan
Money Oiler Post Office
Stock Exchange
J. AO Lyons
Local and General News Briefs from Numurkah
Tenders invited for annual Canstw tournament. auctioneers J McNamara & Co. list 1000 sheep and 50 cattle for Numurkah sale tomorrow. A hospital committee meeting at Soldiers Memorial Hospital to wind up affairs. Week of prayer coordinated by Council of Churches with services at Lamy Presbyterian and local Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Campbell & Co. Blacker & Co. report Numurkah horse sale results with over 60 horses sold. top price £10 10s. University of Melbourne music exams produced a record set of results locally. Commonwealth stock holders urged to convert maturing bonds on December 15 with options up to twenty years at set rates. tax-free interest noted and loan seen as restoring Australia’s credit.
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Coh- Tom
Mechanics’ Institute
Council of Churches
Lamy
Campbell & Co
Blacker & Co
Numurkah
University of Melbourne
Waldemer Seidel
H. L. Watzham
Convent of Mercy
Gwen T. Crawley
Emily Keamy
Mary M. Langan
Monica Parnell
Sheila Parnell
Vincent Parcell
Doreen Stillard
Sheila Thornell
Geraldine M. Walah
Joyce Willcox
Commonwealth
Australia
Cobram Bowling Club opens season with strong greens
The Cobram Bowling Club officially opened the 1930 31 season with the green reported in capital order and high expectations for a successful year. Several mergers are anticipated as new members join the club this season. In billiards, Walter Lindinn, noted for brilliant play in England, values his cue at more than £20,000, describing it as a priceless ash piece rescued from a Melbourne shop. The cue, kept in a fireproof case between sessions, is highlighted as a remarkable artifact.
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Cobram Bowling Club
Walter Lindinn
England
Casualty
Melbourne
Inland waters fishing ban and Goulburn Valley season report
A Victorian Gazette notice prohibits more than two hives on any inland waters for fishing. A Numkah meeting of the Goulburn Valley Football Association reports a season loss of £47,710, with £453 loss on special trains. The association received £0 in guarantees and £47 in refunds. clubs bore costs for players and officials, with £33 lost from gate proceeds. The pennant was awarded to N Ubalia amid praise for the champions.
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Victoria
Goulburn Valley Football Association
Numkah
N Ubalia
The Turf and International Gaps in 1930s Racing
The article blends turf gossip with international racing talk. It notes Phar Lap drawing British interest after Don Bradman, a World Challenge proposal for races in Australia, and a London Express cable about comparisons to Carbine. It also covers government mail notices, harvest-linked sports postponements, Cobram leading Northern Division cricket, and a Nottinghamshire cricketer Why sall's death with Australia tour context.
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Don Bradman
Phar Lap
Australia
Great Britain
London
Daily Express
D. J. Davis
Paar
Carbine
Ascot
Mer Davis
Government ‘Gazette
Tattersall
George Adams
Hobart
Teamania
Launceston
Strathmerton and Barooga Cricket Matches Report
Local cricket reports detail Strathmerton’s narrow first-innings total and Barooga’s win by 15 runs. Batting highlights include Guthrie and Rige for Strathmerton and Barnett’s bowling for Barooga, with Wild's 3 catches aiding the home side. The Cobram Tennis Club match adds to the day’s sport notes.
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Jie Grant
G. Grant
Strathmerton
Wild
Stratemerton B. v. Barooga
Barnett
E.L. Russell
Wilton
J. J. Russell
Barooga
Russell
J.A. Russell
Strathmertes
J. Tuck
E. L. Russell
Texwis Cuva
Costan Sxconns
Cobram
Cobrem
Pallar
Wwick
Miami
Watson
Chum
Babidge
Pallar Chies
Seraeet Minos
Warters
San Lahore
Cobram History and Early Stations on the Murray
The Cobram history details the Thiry Paddock site known as Hume's dairy, the first Murray River station, with trading and exploration notes. It records names like Hamilton Hume, Governor MacDonnell, Philpot, and Clarke, plus landholdings, cattle and sheep numbers, and early boundary lines and outstations guiding settlement in the Cobram region.
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Home
Hamilton Hume
Hume's
Murray
Sybury
Victoria
Pepatytet
New South Wales
Cohrayy
Macdonnell
South Australia
Albury
Lady August
Fran Cade
Wm. Joyner
Cobram
Hughes
Campbell
Webster
Ja Ishi
Hugh Dick Whate
Gee
Hume
Octavius Phylpat Ys
Ielaw Ath
Ovens River
Cohram
Philpot
Rowan's
Peechelbar
James H
George C Rowan
W. M. Bell
Wesl Ey Dently
Granite Hill
Clarke
Wm. Clarke
Ovens Crossing Place
Benjamin Warby
Tawmwick Plems Station
Roviards Island
Grime
Grimes
Hille
Back Creek
So's
Sherbouran
H. A. Smith
Chaiog
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the State Savings Bank OF Victoria
THE
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Huvermuent Wt
State Savings Bank
Womb
Bank For Sale
Helly
House of Quality
McPherson, Callander Pty. Ltd
COBRA
Shepparton
Tatura
Kyabram
Brown, Corke and Co. Pty. Ltd
Commonwealth Savings Bank Hides of
Chrysler Motor Gcars
Sidear Badan
Geylieder
aHinder
Dine Merle
Henry Tuck
Koonoomes Strathmerton
Methodist Church
Patterson
Church OF England
Obram S)rathmerton
Obram
Bam
Waiche
Yrysovterian Church
Gribble
Commonwealth Conversion
Redemption Loan
Ebram
Baranciment, Vemtienno
Taruapae Moumiean
the Reimbler
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Christains
Teaders
Yarrawooga
Cara
Whysall
Nottinghamshire
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Pavia
County Bs
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Cubrom
Jims Grant
Wattos
Cupnam
Grant
Ryan J. Wald
Lorena GG
Orast
Guthrie
Tote
J. Ryan
J. Lorenn
W. Buntine
Mr. Gutchilie
J. Patterson
J. Reynoldson
Rigg
Strathmerton A
Reynoldson
Dickenson
Hi. Guthrie
Dambayy
ML Ryan
Ryan
C Wild
G. Grant J. Lorenz
J. Grant L. Rigg
Senc
J. Grant Baustine
Tuck
Pearson
H'J. Grant
Sundri
Rowlinng
J. Grant
H. Dickenson
RK. Waton
McNamara
Ruane
FE. McLeod
J. A. Russell
Darde Tilton
Rosmt
J. Cator
Russell W.conolly
Russell J. Tock
Barnett ¥. Ryan
Urquhart
Barnett J. O'Brien
J. Russell
Barnett Farrell
McLeod
Barnett Sandries
G. Barnett
Baxcoga
W. Wilton
I J. Russell
Cator Haley
E. L. Russel
McNewara
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Cator L. G. Barnett
McNamara J. A. Rosell
Cator B. Faulkner
W. McGowan
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Tilton
Costam Sxcoxus
Mys
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Ty Unilar
Addanin
Fettick
Winnots
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Levi
Quick Clarke
C Leve
Pullar V. Minna
HW Watson
Quick
Gregory
Weather
Gregory R. Strachan
Pullar V. Parnell
Batidge D. Linehan
Tetah
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Wick
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Uulugs
Pullar Thong
Pullat & Adnan
Pieheie W
Keele
Box
Serach Hai
Wataon
Gunk
Belaz
Parnell
Oat
Sundries
Hive
Vakrowevan
Yarroweyals
Ratamatity
C. Ward
Suith
C. Neale
R. Crawley
Varnownvan
Collie
Neale
Currie M. Thomson
Curne ‘T. Houlihan
Sidebotte
P. Stokes
Garrett (. Ward
Humphrey
Garrett R. Crawies
Kilgour
Garrett
Smith
Sidebottom Thiaison
Stokes
Thomson
Jones
H. Currie
H. Side~bottom
P. Garrett
A. Humphrey, Jr
Meeting of Farmers
Berrigan Fom
W. Pyle
Oaklands
Tocumwal
Finley
J. T. Lang
M.L.A
Parliament House
Sydney
Riverina
Avery
History of
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Bray
Conran
Fustru
St Ems
Aber
Presider Waterworks
Actiuelly
Elamead
Nuin
Incer
Eod Pallar
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