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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1930
Page
4
The passage argues that weddings and stable doors do not boost sales. It urges wise planning, fair dealing, and advertising as keys to business success. Advertising informs the public, builds confidence and goodwill, and is a worthwhile investment, urging readers to learn from The Leader.
Published in Numurkah Victoria this weekly paper invites readers to submit district functions and social items for inclusion. Subscribers pay 10 shillings per year with free delivery to Australasia addresses, and Proprietors encourage reports of local events to keep the paper representative of the district.
Nathalia remained top of the premiership list by beating Shepparton Imperials, who drop to fourth. Nurmurkah and Tocumwal remain neck and neck for second and third, with next Saturday's draw favoring Nathalia. The Nurmurkah Imperials clash is anticipated as pivotal for the finals push, while Tocumwal must beat Cobram to stay in the four. Quarter scores favored Nathalia 3.6 to 0.2. Final: Nathalia 7.11 53 to 2.6 18. Nathalia goal-kickers were Ovens four, Pask two, Greenwood. Imperials scorers Chenery and M. Gaffey, with best players listed for both sides.
Numurkah beat Wanghau 8.6 to 4.3 Nathaolia defeated Shep part Imperials 7.11 to 2.5 Tojcumwal over Strathmerton 8.14 to 2.5 Cobram had a bye
Wanghau faces Nathalia while Shepparton Imperials meet Numurkah Cobram clash with Tocumwal at Strathmerton. Competition pairs teams and venues for the weekend fixtures with local interest.
Tocumwal had little trouble beating Strathmerton with a final score of 8.14 to 2.5. The match showcased Tocumwal dominance and secured a clear victory.
The Goulburn Valley Association spent over £40 on special trains this season, with Shepparton services proving unprofitable. A meeting on August 15 will discuss chartering trains for the semi final and final matches.
due to wet weather all matches in the Katandra association for Saturday last were postponed leaving club standings unchanged with Vubba Muckatah Drumanury Katamatite Katandra and Numurkith I ta ot ul showing no points progress.
Wet and sloppy ground conditions marked the Numurkah versus Wunghnu game with heavy mud and water pooling. Numurkah led early and dominated, finishing with multiple goals by Gregory Close and others, while Wunghnu struggled with an incomplete team midgame. Best players included Greig Lowe Gregory Dickson O Beirne Bourke Wright and Carlisle.
Katandra Association resolved to abandon last Saturday’s fixed matches. Semifinals begin next Saturday with Muckatah against Katamatite at Drumantire ground. Umpires to be engaged for the semi final and final games.
A bold boast from a local print shop declaring readiness to handle any order with quality. The note emphasizes broad capabilities and strong performance in all printing tasks.
Nathalia and Numurkah teams played at Nathalia with Nathalia sweeping both events. In the school match Nathalia won 16.7 to 1.3, while the basketball game saw Numurkah prevail by ten goals against the locals.
In Nathalia the fields were rain soaked and pools marked the playing areas as Nathalia met Shepparton in a match delayed by showers. The report notes two more goals and a couple of chances amid the soggy conditions.
Postal officials urge speed in correspondence by including the box number in addresses to private boxholders. Delays and extra handling arise when the box number is omitted, especially as private box services grow. Cooperation from the public is requested to insert the box number in every known address to ensure prompt delivery.
State Arbitration Court in Perth issues a ruling to limit lengthy council meetings and overtime for officers, aiming to curb excessive talk by shire officials. The decision, effective after three hours at a single meeting, targets local governing bodies across Western Australia and may influence other states.
The Shell Company and British Imperial Airways use a certified method to weigh air liners. Weighing involves placing the wheels on a large platform and the rear skid on a parallel rail system to determine maximum permissible takeoff weight. Crew, passengers, and freight are excluded during weight calculation to determine payload capacity and ensure strict accuracy in aviation safety.
An early 20th century remedy advertisement promotes Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a first aid for coughs and colds. It markets peppermint-based formula as a quick, soothing treatment, appealing to households seeking simple health relief.
A garbled listing of towns and places appears, interwoven with stray names and a note about a booking fee. The fragment ends with a suggestion to cut out a table and paste it near the phone for handy reference.
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