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Cobram Courier

Location

Cobram, Victoria, Australia

Date

Oct 10, 1929

Page

1

Victorian Elections See Uncontested Seats In Several Divisions

Nominations closed on Tuesday with nine seats uncontested and twelve in 192 election. Denison sees the largest contest with five candidates against Colley. Printing of 21000 ballot papers began in Victoria as three constituencies stayed unopposed. Melbourne and Melbourne Ports elected Dr Maloney and Mr Matthews, while Mr Scullin stood for Yerra. The Labor Party endorsed candidates elsewhere and surprised by W K Bolton opposing Mr Gullett in Hepty. Echuca nominees were Hill and Caldwell. Voting is compulsory with penalties for nonattendance.

Pusu House of Representatives Denison .T Colley Lab Culley Victoria Victorian Dr Maloney Melbourne Matthews Scullin Yerra Labor Party Maxwell Fawkner Stewart Willmera W. K. Bolton Trade and Customs Gullett Hepty J. B. Ronald Fawkter Ronald

Cobram and district stock and land sales announced

Local notices announce J McNamara and Co selling stock at Cobram on October 22. H Tuck will auction a land sale at 5 pm next Saturday. Cobram Agricultural Society's 35th show was well received yesterday with a full report to follow next week. Upcoming Berrigan Agricultural Society show promises hunting trotting prize events open and sheep dog trials. A telegram from the Railway Department notes the cancellation of the Reso train tour visit. A social gathering at Mechanics Institute next Wednesday will raise funds for Cobram East State School and the Lawn Tennis Club with admission set at 2/5.

The Cobram Agricultural Society Berrigan Agricultural Society F. Tricks Tungamah 5 Council Railway Department Reso Cobram Mechanics’ Institute Cuons Tc Cotram East State School Lawn Tennis Club

Tungamah Shire Council Muting and Correspondence

The monthly muting covered expenditure statements from the Country Roads Board, gravel permission from Moylan's pit, and a potential curtailment of loan funds by the Australian Road Council. Reports on Dairy Supervision duties, holiday showing for Newarkah Show Day, health and dog inspections, rate collections, arrears, lighting charges, and maintenance matters were discussed. The council considered street lighting contracts, a completed Tungamah bridge wearing surface, and pending Road Board allocations for 1929 1930 with work plans to follow.

Country Roads Board Moylan Drakle Re- Victorian Railwayas Australian Toad Council Tubgamah Wilby Newarksh Sawe Yarrawonga P. Commell Egrina NEK Municipal Association Council Nuwarkah Agricultural Society N.W S.W P. Ryan J. Summers Central Southern Tuvgamab Cobram Katamatite St. James Votal Genghal Cr. Whitty Sampson's Bridge Roads Board L. G. Hamilton

Cobram Cricket Club Holds Annual Meeting and Plans

The Cobram Cricket Club held its annual meeting at Mexars Grant and Stewart's office with Mr J M Taylor reelected president and a full slate of officers named. Subscriptions set at 1 shilling 0d or 10s for off day matting fees. The Cobram Numurkat Association met in Katanga with eighteen delegates. first matches set for October 4 featuring Cobram Katunga Strathmerton and Waaia vs Katamatite in the opening draw.

Cobraw Cricket Club Mexars Grant and Stewart Joe Taylor Ooice Orriey-Bearruks J. M. Taylor Messrs W. Wilton J. Grant G. Graut R. Wataom 3. H. Scott V Cleave 5. H. Scott G. Gram A. Gibson S.A. Scott Riverview H. Levit Gophiyer BR. Watton J M. Taylor R. Watson G. Grant S. H. Scott *T Clu Uods Mechanics’ Institute Cobham Numurksh Cricket Asso Katang Waaia S. H. Sot Shaw Katamatite Sinclair Simpson Nuuurkat Nariogy Numurkah Nuughwavy Yarroweyah Cobram Katunga Strathmerton Vy

Community social and film program in Cobram region

A smoke social is planned in I sug Mechanics supper room next Friday evening to celebrate the Cobram Fastball Team Premier visit. All players and supporters invited to attend with songs and harmony. Saturday night at Mechanics Pictures features Tue Main Event a punchy fight story and Vera Reynolds and others. Also Just Married with Rust Taylor and James Hall. Weldon patterns and the Octob er issue patterns featured. J. McNamara and Co report brisk cattle sales at Numurkat yards with large local turnout and varied prices among towns.

I Sug Mechanics Cobram the Mechanics’ Pictures Vera Reynolds Rudolph Szuila Raul Charles Delaney Robert Armstrong Ruch Taylor James Hall

Finley Wins Premier Final in Southern Riverina

Finley defeated Coree in the Southern Riverina District Football Association grand final on Coree’s ground. A late Finley rally overturned a ten minute surge from Coree, finishing 11 goals 1 behind to 11? 15 9 behinds, amid protest over goal umpire calls and a one point margin for Coree.

Southern Riverina District Football Association Finley Coree Winley Ceree I U-hinds Cores

Valedictory for Mr R Pocknee at Cobram Mechanics Institute

A social evening and presentation honored Mr R Pocknee, resident of the town for eighteen years. J Grant chaired a gathering of about nine representatives from local clubs and firms. A wallet of notes was presented to Mr Pocknee as he prepares to move to Shepparton to manage the Cobram firm’s Cobram establishment.

R. Pocknee Mechanics’ Institue J. Grant Dick Pockmee Messry W Shadforth J. Martindale Fire Brigade N. Thomas Pat Parnell Mackatah Ra Club W. Cassidy Fisher Elis C. Weiss Smith J. Dunleavy Pocknee Father Ellis A. McPherson Cobra Shepparton Beneft

Katamatite Hall To Host Katandra Players In Charity Night

On Wednesday October 16 the Katandra company will perform Lalawala at Katamatite Hall a declared entertainment "something out of the orchery" with proceeds for Katamatite Hospital. Sunday services at Scots' Church marked its anniversary with Rev W N Patterson preaching both sermons five hymns sung by the choir Miss Williams sang and accompanied on the auto harp. Monday night Cobram residents visited Kulmarnock for a welcome party featuring singing dancing and recitations by locals including Miss Jacks Ads and Messrs J Elen G Grant A W Edwards D Clark F J and Mr Geoumell. Mr Grant offered thanks after supper.

Katandra Company Katamatite Hall Katamatite Hospital W. N Patterson Cobram Kulmarnock Mises Jacks Adants J. Elen G. Grant A.W. Edwards D. Clark F. J A. Geoumell

Labor Candidate Hill Speaks at Mechanics Institute

Mr E C Hill endorsed for Hebuca leads a Labor rally at Mechanics Institute with Dr A R Wadeson as chair. He defends Labor record from Commonwealth Bank to Navy and notes past and present government finance, urging voters to back sane finance and opposition to arbitration court abolition.

E. C Hill Hebuca Mechanics’ Institute A. R. Wadeson H Hill Democratic People's Party of Australia Wai Australian Labor Party Lala Vang Midrew Fisher Labor Salar Cottomwerlth Bank Commonwesth Bruce Faye Daty Bruce Page Prime Minster Bruce Australia W. Hughes Bower Arbitration Court Guances Commonwealth Country Party Earl Page Federal Treasury Dr. Page Bruce-Page Rebuca

Arbitration debate shapes Australian political scene

The discussions center on arbitration policy and government control of Commonwealth affairs. Key figures like the Prime Minister argue over measures to eradicate labor unrest, with references to arbitration courts, ministerial actions, and the impact on states such as Victoria and Western Australia. The July report notes electoral maneuvers and the balance of power among supporters and opponents.

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