Letter on Numurkah Football Club picnic exclusion
A reader laments the Numurkah Football Club picnic exclusion of some members due to religious obligations and questions club leadership. The writer urges inclusive future outings, notes church ministers’ cordial stance, and recalls local civic harmony while criticizing travel distance and provisions. A second letter mocks road conditions and suggests water-cart aid for a rough street route.
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Numurksah Football Club
Agpaan
Numurkah
Strathbogie
Debate over Country Football Union and Umpire Centres
A letter argues for decentralisation in football governance. It criticizes the V F L for favoring metropolitan clubs, notes the I V F L league questionnaire aimed at country leagues, and highlights the V C F U plan to create umpire centres to cut costs. The writer urges broader consultation through the journal.
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I .V.F
V.F.L
V.F
Saree Ceeiataane Si
V.C.F.U
Conversion loan offer urged before December twenty
Official reports show strong progress on the Federal 54 percent loan of six million pounds and its conversion loan on the same terms. The campaign is well advanced and the December 20 closing date looms. Cash loan subscription is expected to be full, with many Act and 6 Ye 1927 Commonwealth bonds likely converted at the higher 5.44 percent interest. Commonwealth bonds are widespread in Australia, and holders should check holdings to see if any mature in December 1927 to gain the higher rate. Action is urged before December 20 to avoid missing the conversion privilege and future complaint over unawareness.
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Australia
Treasury
District News and Local Updates in Bunbartha Region
Rain was the only live source of water in November with supplies running low while wells hold steady. Schools seek new desks and safer seating before term ends as district leader Bourchier is approached. The first Wunghou Tennis Association round completed with Natbhala leading. others tied for third. matches to resume after harvest.
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Schoor
Meimper
Bourchier
Aome
Toe
Wunghou Tennis Association
Natbala
Katunga
Bunbartha
Numurkab
Wunghou
Kaarimba
Nunuurkah Park
Saulkamaugh
Wunghnu Cricket Club Novelty and White Night Fundraiser
The Wunghnu Cricket Club hosted a novelty and white night on Tuesday to raise club funds. Ladies decorated the hall with orange blossoms, and a wedding bell ornament stood central. A large crowd attended in white. the floor and music were praised. Mr Geo Rourke led violin entertainment as various sporting bodies and the Church of England accepted no fee. Pat Carroll won the Charleston, prompting strong applause and plans for another dance soon.
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Wunghnu Cricket Club
Geo. Rourke
Church of England
Pat Carrol
Wheat traffic and railway cooperation urged for coming season
The document outlines that about 1.6 million tons of wheat traffic will strain rail capacity due to seasonality. It calls for cooperative action between the railway department and customers to maximize use of vehicles, load fully, and forward traffic early. Firewood merchants and non seasonal freight are asked to stock up, with councils urged to facilitate supplies in the next weeks.
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