Horsham and Murton Lead Wimmera League Previews
Saturday matches feature Horsham vs Murton Dimboola v Nhill Rapanyup v Stawell Minyip v Warracknabeal with two newcomers Bailey and Campbell. Contenders seek final spots as Murton eye a win for a top four berth and Dimboola versus Nhill shapes the day’s marquee clash.
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Wood
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Light
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Plozza
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Shearwood
Netherway
Local Tennis Season Highlights From Natok and Horsham Round
News from Natok and Horsham details key matches and team lineups as the winter season nears its peak. Coaches announce strongest lineups and schedule a grand final between Crekets and Mm pinie with a delegates meeting opting to host the game on Saturday, August 10 at Piopinio.
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Theormo
Horsham
Penunems
Crekets
Mmpinie
Piopinio
Salt Lakes and Harrow Clash in Central Glenelg Match
Salt Lakes hosted Harrow in a key Central Glenelg Association game noting high interest at the meeting of the two teams. Harrow failed to secure a place, leaving Salt Lakes in contention after the first two rounds.
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Salt Lakes
Harrow
Lakes claim minor premiership with big win over Harrow
The Lakes thrashed Harrow by 46 points as goal kicking faltered for Harrow. Eckman led with three goals, Murray two, Giles and Hair one each. Umpire W Ough Corbett praised for fairness, running through the game. The Lakes, only one loss in twelve, look to finish strong as minor premiers.
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Horsham Show Trotting Plans Announced for October
Delegates from Wimmera and North Western District Trot ting Club and Horsham Agricultural Society outline trotting events for the Horsham show in October. Three classes with at least 25 pounds prize money each, with the show’s main events scheduled for the opening day and a gathering to follow. President Mer Porearmnoth pledges supper for the members, and a 25 penny stake is guaranteed for the show trot.
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Wimmera and North Western District Trotting Club
Horsham Agricultural Society
Horsham
Celia
Mer Porearmnoth
Nemenitqural Society
Horsham Cycling Club Opens Nominations for Officer Seats
Horsham Arion Club announces nominations for president and officers. The nominating committee will post a list by Saturday August 10, with ballot heads including the secretary and assistant secretary positions highlighted by Mr TLC King.
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Horsham Club Indies Championship Final Result
The Indies Championship final was played Tuesday afternoon with Mr W Olata defeating Mos. AL TD Stan street by dent 2. Mrs. Olata praised for a strong season, having won five previews opens in the district. The Ladies’ Section notes upcoming mixed foursomes for a trophy.
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Country golf championship leads with Purcell score 81
Melbourne, Wodonga region held the annual country golf championship. T Purcell led with 81 while rivals J McCarthy 82 G Ertwistle 84 K Coldham 84 and others posted scores in the 80s across 18 and 9 hole events.
Hackera b and High School Play Tomorrow
A match between Hackerab and High School will be played tomorrow. All members are expected to attend at 2 o clock so the game finishes in time for those desiring to attend the football match.
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Hackerab
Tick Infested Sheep Highlight Controversy at Farm Show
In the Legislative Assembly a minister cited the Dive ticks outbreak at Weretae Roser Farm and noted inspections by farm manager H Wilson and inspector Me Johnstone. Findings suggested hand dipping was effective, with recent samples showing live ticks but small numbers remaining on a few sheep before the show.
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Weil
Mig Wilson
Johnstone
Longeremong College reports term results and farm activity
The principal notes fifty two students started the term, three left for agricultural careers, leaving 49 in residence. The term saw steady study and farm work, with unusually light rainfall. wheat sowing progressed to 551 acres, crops germinated well, and stock conditions remained solid. Prize winners listed for exams and livestock work praised.
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Messrs Ebbott, Keblew & Co
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Ss Gia
Parm Marge
Oo Romaphell
EOE
Dawe
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R.A. Young
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Boll
Shel
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War Graves Work Highlighted By Imperial Officer Visit
Mr H F Coleman Imperial War Graves Commission area superintendent spoke to Ballarat RSLSIA members about graves care in France and Belgium. He outlined the evolution from a mobile ambulance unit to a national Graves Registration Unit later responsible for maintenance and memorials across France Belgium and Palestine with many missing and commemorative sites enshrined for the Empire.
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Ballarat cattle sale yields mixed results amid firm rates
At Ballarat sale yards 122 head were yarded with five truckloads of bullocks chiefly decent to prime, plus crows and heifers. Prices ranged from £9 to £24 for various categories, calves up to £14, and sheep pens sold steady with slight improvement over prior week as demand picked up for prime sheep.
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Ima
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1100 Feet Of Ensette Water Report Confirmed
Official confirmation that 1100 feet of flow from Neo Qowell has been released as the river level climbs. The report notes the river’s rise and related impact on the surrounding area. Local authorities monitor the situation closely.
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Emaeh) Corporation
Waa
Neo Qowell
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