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Newspaper

Numurkah Leader

Location

Numurkah, Victoria, Australia

Date

Dec 05, 1928

Page

4

DANTHRONIA Grass Promises Value for Victoria Pastures

Sir This variety known in New Zealand and southern Australia shows strong pasture value. It yields two sheep per acre, palatable and fattening, perennial with fine leaves. It grows one to two feet high, feeds much of the year, drought tolerant, survives dry springs and summers, and adapts to poor soils where other grasses fail. B Harrison, Burringbar P.O., NSW, 24/11/28.

Victoria New Zealand Riverina

Salvation Army Christmas camp and parcels planned for Melbourne

Following last year’s plan the Salvation Army will run a ten day free holiday camp for 200 poor children in Melbourne at Parkdale with trained officers and tent life. They will also prepare 400 food parcels for Christmas dinners and provide treats to city and suburban institutions. Donations are requested to cover costs with no specific designation if donors prefer. Colonel Benj Orames Chief Secretary.

Salvation Army Melbourne Parkdale Donev Benj Orames

Federation a Miserable Failure Says Critic

R. H. Webster of Arish Park argues federation has failed, citing wage losses totaling £7,000,000 over six years due to strikes and arbitration and a surge in customs taxes from £28,000,000 to nearly £45,000,000. He criticizes debt, taxation, depopulation, and lack of unity in rail gauges and defence, warning that wool and wheat remain the only thriving Australian industries.

Australia South Africa Argentina Tasmania Western Australia Queensland Commonwealth Victoria N.S.W Henry Chauval Northern Territory G.P Sydney Melbourne Federation

Motors in Collision and Licensing Cases at Nathalia

In Nathalia Court on Thursday November 29 Senior Constable Fowles prosecuted J W Caird for careless driving after a collision with William Thomas Ross causing damage to Ross’s car. Caird claimed 15 mph. Ross said 15 mph and Caird 20 mph. The case was dismissed. Also Frank Knowles and Charles Hind faced Licensing Act charges for being on licensed premises after hours. charges of being bona fide travellers were dismissed and fines of £1 with costs imposed for after hours presence. A deserter from the navy and other youths faced further findings, including a fish and game case with fines totaling £2 2s and confiscation of a gun. Meera Navy Box pleaded guilty to selling Murray cod in close season and was fined £3.

Fowles J. W. Caird Deane Caird William Thomas Ross Blake Street Pearce Street Mr Deane Ross Tatchell Othe Frank Knowles Charles Hind Court House Nathalia Court House Hotel McLaod Barmah McLeod Strathmerton Picola P.M Wakiti Navy Constable Knowles Meera Navy Murray Dream

Shepparton Defeats Nathalia In Weekend Bowls

Nathalia club opened the season with a heavy loss at Shepparton where four rinks faced decisive defeat. Scores show Shepparton 157 to Nathalia 52 with notable lines including Heathcote Furze McInerney Tatchell and Johnston Hosken Ritch Shaw for Nathalia. Numurkah will send three rinks to Nathalia next Saturday. names listed for selection and requests to notify if unavailable.

Nathalia Club Shepparton Heathcote Furze McInerney Tatchell Sims Watson Robinson Furphy Thompson Cannacher Smith Tweddle Lincoln Purse Numurkah Vy. Nathalia Numurkah Nathalia Messrs Guenther Trengrove Brooks Ball Morris A. Cumming Rev. Sharpe J. and H. McKenzie C. Selleck Teare Bitcon Dudley Staggard Hyde Nelson Abidve

Church and Football View Inspires Parish Teamwork

In The Living Church Bishop Hart of Wangaratta compares VFL grand final play between Melbourne and Collingwood to church work. He urges parishioners to adopt team effort, common good, and flexible leadership, citing Melbournes decisive finish and the need to endure until the bell rings.

Living Church Wangaratta Hart Melbourne Collingwood St. Paul Corbett

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Danthronia the Leader B. Harrison Burringbar P.O R. H. Webster Arish Park Nathalia Court H. R. McDonald H. M. Munts A. McDonell S$. Pryor W. C. Schier J.s.p Bishop Hart George Street Vita Lick Limited Kent Street Soc Hiran P. Devine and CO Toe Pngeeyy Lees Ira Shinal T Tere Tyes H. Prideaux Voco Power Kerosene Mobilo IL Vacuum Oil *Company Pry
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