District Council Annual Meeting Focuses on Tuckett Victory
The Victorian Harms' Union district council held its annual meeting at Somarkah Shire Hall with officers elected. President Cuthbert praised the retiring leader as members debated finances and the organiser’s overdue £32 payment, while Mr Tuckett spoke on election support and future duties alongside discussions on funds, branches, and branch-secretary duties.
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Victorian
Harms’ Union
Somarkah
A. Meiklejohn
T) Kyun
J. Bourchier
Strathmerton
J. Cuthbert
R.katunga
D. James
Shepparton
R. Me J
Moller
Billingham
Uliveureopna
B.C. Gordon Iyeisordon
Ihe
Legislative Council
Jamen
Nathalia
Cuthbert
Hanks
Ann Hevson
Suver
James
Rerhe
Gall
Council
Messrs
James and Meiklejohn
Parkell
Tuckett
Neuse
Mr. Tuckett
V.F.U
Hay
Jones
Secretare
Letto Stone
Haviins
Nic Presa
Hooper
Amittee
James Ae
C.ty
Gordon
Hill
M.esr
Central Council
Town and Country Union
Newmarket
Ards
How to Make Money the Loan Authorities by Me W Finigan
An instructional piece urging thrift through government war loans. It explains children can invest £10 bonds with parent assistance, earning annual interest and growing to £17 by age 21, or £24 for a sibling scenario, and notes conversion to cash at a post office. It appeals to patriotism and saving.
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Grdinary
Steathmerton
Meiklejohn
Cuckett
Roumania
Rouania
Ryan
Tuckett
James
Meiktejotin
Neal
Tyan
Aek
Yan
Heenzo Promises Cough and Flu Relief Across Many Ailments
Advertises Heenzo as a family medicine for coughs colds croup flu whooping cough and bronchitis with mold water and sweetening to eight bottles of mixture valued at £1 Meenzo priced at 2/-. Claims convenience to take directly from bottle with availability at chemists and stores.
Holdenston and Neilson Fresh Food Ad Campaign
An advertisement urges readers to send their cream to Holdenston and Neilson Fresh Food Pty at depots in MMURKAH WUNGHNU and KATUNGA. The note promotes correct testing weights and results for cream deliveries to the depots.
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Holdenson and Neilson Fresh Food Pty
Mmurkah
Wunghnu
Katunga
Numurkah Triumph Over Nathalia In Heavy Ground Game
Numurkah defeated Nathalia 9.8 to 7.43 on a rain-softened Numurkah ground. Strathmerton beat Cobram 6.6 to 4.12 and Muckatah toppled Tailysaroopny 9.42 to 1.12. Next Saturday Numurkah hosts Cobram at Strathmerton. Nathalia led early with goals from Sizer and Tippett but Numurkah fought back with multiple scores, applying pressure in the final quarter to clinch the win as Elliott officiated.
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Numurkah
Nathalia
Strathmerton
Cobram
Muckatah
Tailysaroopny
Ioool
Natlia
Elliott
Sumurkah
Sizer
Tippett
Nugent
Scott
Wiffenlis
McKenzie
Barclam
Ho Skley
Holmes
Numurkeh
Christie Hut
Hamels
Tresadie
Cunming
H. Sloley
Freeman
Numurkahel
Briggs
Hawker
Barlamb
Mollison
Tn Gal
Numurkat
Sloley
Numuorkal
Nathalin
Muckatail and Nathalia clash in high scoring match
Nathalia faced Numurkah in a fast game with multiple goal exchanges and late efforts. Key players included McKenzie and A Sloley for Nathalia and Hawker for Numurkah, as the final score read Numurkah 9.8 Nathalia 7.4 with intense rallies and standout marks from Holmes and Cuthbertson.
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Hawker
Nugent
McKenzie
A. Sloley
H. Sloley
Maliny
Shalia
Christin
Heard
Nathalia
Numurkah
Jackson
Christie
Briggs Ee
Heart
McKensie
Rarelaml
Numurkal
Tippett
Cuthbertson
H. Stoley
Kahn
Scott
Barelaml
Sutcliffe
Tyres
Nimurkah
Holmes
Freeman
MelKenzie
Shil
Grinjer
Molusen
Sizer
Dudley
Cow Arenll
Buck Men
Leard Chritie
Jim
Cummins
EO Staley
Tippatt
Bone
Malles
Grinter Grane
Twekett
Hadley
Mathsen
Freemar
Bottle Dealers and Others Kept to Return Bottles
Notice from a bottling company restricting use of bottles to single use and requiring return to authorized agents after use. Bottles branded with the company name may not be reused or damaged and must be destroyed or surrendered. Printed by Wood Printing of Reasonable Wites.
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Wotige
Moreivalle
Sntteranees
Wigtoria Pao-Rievary Limite
Phepherd
Mansour
Hue Nomurkat Genter
Commonwealth War Loan bonds offer conversion options
The Commonwealth Treasury in Melbourne announces a national service security plus regular war loan bonds with a 54 percent annual interest rate and six year or eleven year or six year options. Investors may convert bonds and subscribe new cash through banks or savings banks or any recognized stock exchange member. Posts and notices dated 22 July 1925.
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