Ordination of A P H Smith at Numurkah Church
The Numurkah Presbyterian Church ordained and inducted A P H Smith of Trafalgar as minister, with Rev W H Patterson and local clerics leading the service. Smith pledged to preach Christ’s gospel, praised the church’s unity, and asked parishioners to support him financially and loyally in his pastoral work.
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A. P. H. Smith
Trafalgar
Numurkah
Smith
Reva. W. H
Patterson
Cobram
Goulburn Valley
George Paul
Shepparton
Howland
Nathalia
John Shaw
Tatura
Wss
W. Mellroy
Mooroopna
Presbyterian Hall
G. McClure
Messrs
C. K, Gray
W. E. Boyl-Pherson
Board of Management
Dew
Church of England
F.R. C. Gordon
Drumantire Church
W. Taylor
Methodist
Waain South Church
F. W. Taylor
Sided
Paul
Christ
Face Church
J. G. Sharpe
JA. F. H. Smith
Shaw
Harper
Jesus Christ
Sagenda
Henry Ford
Mrs Smith
Melbourne Wool Sales Report a Strong Export Catalogue
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co reports the latest sale catalogue contained about 46 2 sales. The section was the best submitted this year with many choice high class wools across a wide quality range. The recent improvement was fully maintained.
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New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co
Fragmentary Scribble Notes From Unclear Page
Brief unreadable lines mention walking with someone named Bill and a phrase about Kruschen. The fragment lacks coherent context, actions, or clear entities to form a proper news summary.
Nu Merkah Progress Association meeting on decorating town
The Nu merkah Progress Association called a meeting for Thursday night to plan Christmas Eve decorations and water meter removals. Eight attended, with many businesspeople absent, raising concern that the town should share the workload and support efforts to attract Christmas crowds. A follow up meeting is likely if residents show interest. otherwise the association may refrain from seeking relief.
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Numerkah Progress Association
Numurkah
Water Trust
Melbourne wool sale sets new interlining records
Keen competition secured a satisfactory clearance with top merino price 294d for Mooramong clip from Skipton, lambs up to 282d. Continent and Japan led buying, Yorkshire and local manufacturers supportive. About 3000 bales interlotted, creating large even lots that attracted strong bidding. comeback wools sold up to 23rd for comeback lots and 2244 for merinos interlotted, marking Melbourne records.
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Skipton
Melbourne
Continent
Japan
Yorkshire
Nathalis Cookie and Shepparton Arrest at 440 Little Collins
Nathalis and Cookie were involved in an incident leading to an arrest at 440 Little Collins. Police reported reach of authorities and custody following the event near the address. Shepparton was not specified as a separate location in the record.
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Nathalis
Cookie
Shepparton
Little Collins
Unclear fragment hints at local meeting and notices
Fragmentary OCR text references an event or meeting with names and places, mentioning a venue and date in vague terms, plus scattered names. The readable parts provide no clear event, outcome, or action beyond a generic public notice tone.
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