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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1927
Page
2
A notice states a sufficient inducement offer to visit Numurksh each Thursday and provide singing instruction. The inquiry appears directed to Smith c/o The Leader Office for further contact or arrangement.
A fragment mentions J. Sutherland Mim C Spargo and the trust to attend to the needs of the public, aiming to earn and share the public’s pat. It suggests a focus on serving citizens and fair distribution of benefits through trust.
Fragmented OCR text with unclear names and items. Readable parts indicate a sale notice or ad with references to Paris and new installation but many garbled words obscure specifics. Summary captures the sale context and probable items without inventing details.
Notice of election for Central Eastern Western and Moira Ridings of Shire of Numurkah to fill retiring councillors Harry Dudley Alexander Meiklejohn George Joseph Tuckett and James Ross. Nomination day August 15 1927 bids to be delivered to council office Numurkah between 10 am and 4 pm. H Dudley signs appeal for votes and F George Moss pledges to serve riding and shire interests.
The friends of the late James Devine are invited to follow his remains to Numurkah Cemetery. The cortege leaves the Methodist Church, Numurkah, this day Wednesday at 2 p.m. R. J. Miller, Undertaker.
Western riding council candidate G J Tuckett declares he will contest the August 25 election. The Leader notes Miss Mabel Smith may teach singing in Numurkah upon sufficient incentive. A Catholic ball in Mechanics Hall with Mueller’s Edhuen orchestra and Shire Hall supper attracts expected attendance. A US official urges Australia to advertise wool sales in the United States.
A phrase notes that the council seats of the Shire have expired by effluxion, indicating vacancies or nonconcurrent terms among the assembly. It records the formal end of tenure for certain representatives.
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