Rainfall Averages For District 1888 1928 Report
The district’s average rainfall 1888 1928 is 16.54 inches. The May October wheat growing period average over the same years is 16.01 inches.
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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
4
The district’s average rainfall 1888 1928 is 16.54 inches. The May October wheat growing period average over the same years is 16.01 inches.
A regional apparel plant grapples with a surge in orders that strains delivery timelines. Management cites staffing gaps and supply chain hiccups as the primary hurdles to meeting production targets and customer commitments.
Numurkah slipped by Waunghnu to stay level with Cobram at the top as the race for minor premiership tightens. Waunghnu sits third, Nathalia and Strathmerton equal for fourth. With two rounds left before semi finals, Esch and Tal lygaroo na face Nathalia, while Cobram eyes a possible return in two weeks. Strathmerton expected to add points against Muckatah. Nathalia must beat both Wanghu and Numurkah, possibly forcing a playoff for fourth.
Waughan beat Numurkah 10.11 to 7.18 and Nathalia defeated Tallygaroopna 5.7 to 0.7. Cobram had a bye over Muckatah Strathmerton.
Strathmerton plays Muckatah while Nathalia faces Waughau Nub Loddon side Numurkah meets Tallgaroopna Cobram has a bye Local schedule shows pairings and an idle team record for the week.
Last Saturday marked the end of round two in Katandra and District Association. Katandra leads as minor premiers with eight straight wins, while Yabba sits second twelve points back. Numurkah Imperials are third, one game behind Yabba and one ahead of Drumamture, with Katamatite failing to win a game yet praised for effort. The first semi final will occur at Katamatite between Yabba and Drumamture, followed by Katandra and Numurksh Imperials at Drumanure.
The day’s key game at Wunghnu drew a strong crowd as fierce north west wind steered play to the southern end. Wunghnu, finishing with high energy, beat Numurkah who lost Lowe to a sprained ankle just before half time. Umpire Peters saw solid officiating as the match stayed tight with goals by Gregory Close and Wearne and a first quarter deficit that shifted with the wind and ground conditions.
In a tight match Numurkah Imperials defeated Katamuaure 4.14 to 4.12 while Yabba beat Drumanure and Katandra had a bye in the round.
Katandra and Yabba feature in a district league table with results showing Katandra posting 32 points from eight games, Yabba scoring 20 from eight games, Imperial tallying 16, Drumantire at 66 with 612 points, and Katamatite finishing with zero from eight games.
Katamatite led most of the match despite Boisterous wind and dust. Hurdle struck for three goals, McKenzie added six, and Flack found the only Imperial goal as Katamatite finished 4.6 to 1.7 with late pressure from the Imperials sparking minor scores before Crozier and McBride rallied.
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