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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1932
Page
4
The update states a comprehensive NDA covering spirits and wines is now in effect, outlining confidentiality, permitted disclosures, and enforcement. It defines scope, duration, and remedies for breaches, noting applicability to suppliers, retailers, and affiliates.
Katandra District Hospital Committee and Katamatite Football Club staged a charity match at Rataatite last Saturday to aid the hospital. Despite heavy rain and poor roads, a large local turnout supported the event, with tea, a sheep donation and auctions helping raise funds. Total takings reached about £117, including envelopes and a ball sale, with profits estimated around £14 after expenses.
Jas Ali spoke in support and added to prior remarks that people were always ready to assist the hospital by every means in their power. Alex McPherson apologised for the absence of P Deane and H Scott who could not attend, voicing sentiments already expressed.
An unevenly balanced Murray League and Katandra Association clash saw O'Brien and Lease score for the League while Batey and O'Brien replied for the Association. Final scores read Murray League 11.11 Katandra Association 1.5 with Kennedy Paterson Lee and Lawlor among League standouts. Various players from both sides displayed solid defense and goal threat throughout the match.
Kotumatite hosted a charity football event with Mel Carroll and local supporters helping raise funds for Mooroonah Hospital. The Numurkah result cleared £34, Umpire Mr B Crozier praised officiating as teams from Kata Matite and Murray League supported the cause despite poor weather. The match featured 36 players and finished in good spirit with both sides urged to continue community support. Mr J Jeffery, President of the Kata Matite Association, spoke on the effort.
At a Shepparton Shire Council meeting a dispute arose over publishing names of defendants in police court cases. The secretary noted a local teacher had attended with legal matters and a hospital visit, but no permission for name publication was granted. The issue centered on privacy versus public record, with election and local garden notices taking priority in the August issue.
Archdeacon Hancock recalls a 45 year old Nathalia barbering tale from the backblocks. He waited in an unseen shop until a tall robust woman entered with a razor and began shaving him with professional nonchalance. The shave, though rough by today’s standards, reflected the era’s blunt tools and hardy expectations.
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a public sale action with readable terms and local official references. The text is incomplete but indicates a scheduled sale and authorities involved.
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