Shire Council January 9 1933 Minutes Objections and Health Report
The Numurkah shire council met on Monday January 9 1933 with present Cr Dudley presiding and councillors from across wards. Objections were raised to closing Read road with talks from Numurkah race course trustees opposing Agricultural Society road closure. minor matters included rate of wages under unemployment relief and a crossing request granted for Jas Young Wanghau. The bank overdraft stood at £216 15s 3d against prior £556 17s 10d. Health notes covered butter quality, diphtheria cases, and immunisation drives with depots proposed for Nathalia and Barmah. An engineer’s update noted the Broken Creek bridge completed and road contracts progressing, with a potential cancellation if February 3 not met. Ordinary business covered infant welfare discussion delayed, drain cleaning needs at Picola, and debates over irrigation drainage funding tied to unemployment relief funds and ratepayer protests. The meeting considered rate arrears strategy, with a plan to interview ratepayers and pursue collections, while repairs to the Yambuns punt were authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Association
Arbitration Court
Jas. Young
Wanghau
Fowles
COM. P. Galway
Numurkah
Meikiesohn
Mackenzie
Sarried
le Krush
Bennetts
Numurkid Imfaye
Nathalia
Strathmerton
Tr Parker
Mastern and
Central Ridings
Harbison
Western
Mora
McDowell
Cr Turkett
Salyien
Cr Geyinne
Xathalia
Barmah
Tackett
Numurkah Committee
Picola
O'Hanlon
Moira
Handa
Geronae
Cr Ball
Kotte
Dr Gorden
Horseld
Water Supply Commission
Shepparton
Namarkah
Hornfield
Namarkal
P McDonell
Aaneil Wes
Hooper
Hyak
Royee
Sermaui
McPowil
Howper
McVonell
Getonne
Cr McDonell
O'Hanion
Ross
Fat-Health's Greatest Enemy in Local Council Debates
A fragmented report details Fat-Health's Greatest Enemy, a debate spanning health myths, road upkeep, and council actions. It notes calls for road maintenance, grading projects between Flanner and Filliponi, and re-sheeting roads near Wanghau. The piece mentions bridge openings, timber procurement for repairs, and concerns about saffron thistles and inspector powers, with multiple motions and votes recorded.
Kilpatrick Praised by Property Owners Journal
The Sydney Property-Owners' Review lauds Matthew Kilpatrick MLA for Wagex as a country mediator between city and country. It notes his reformist influence on water, sewerage rates, and moratorium bill provisions, highlighting his dedication and knowledge beyond many urban members.
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M-L.c
Kilpatrick
Wagga
Property Owners’ Association
Waggs
Festive Yuletide Fun in Numurkah Lights up Holidays
Numurkah enjoyed ideal weather as electric decorations lit the town for Christmas and New Year. A Punch and Judy show by G LeAmson entertained crowds, prizes from local shops drew attention, and the Numurkah Town Band plus Mechanics' Pictures added to the celebrations. Boxing Day featured a swimming event and a concert, with cricket and boxing displays by Scouts. New Year’s Eve closed with Auld Lang Syne, while the Numurkah Tennis Club wrapped its annual tournament and anticipated a better year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numurkah
Fshing
G. LeAmson
Cobram
Progress Association
LeAmson
Messrs
Bitcon
N. Firmani
Mr Nesbit
Jean Girdler
Mr Cohen
W. Pond
Brown, Corke, and Co
Mr Simpson
Lady
Me Collins
Numurkieh
J. His
Numurkab Swimming Club
Mechanics
Hel. H
Messra W. A. Charlesworth Aml
Mortis
J. Bitcen
P.M Jefferies
C. Re Gray
C. Martin
Ro Stewart
Jack Martin
Heinor
AL McPherson
Sm.lc
Draper
Boxing Day Swimming Carnival Highlights and Results
The Boxing Day Swimming Carnival drew strong crowds as the Swimming Club sold advance buttons and collected about £1 at the gate. Notable events included boys and girls races, diving, handcaps, and the club team race, with Ken Jeffery, Bob Jeffery, and Graham Heard among winners. President Mr J H Bacon and Secretary Miss J Blackley led preparations, with strong support from club members despite some events lacking entries.
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J. H. Bacon
Gerald Heard
Ray Daly
Val. Clayton
A. Staggard
R. Daly
Val Clayton
W. Poxsi
Joyce Girdler
Jean McPherson
Mies D. Channings
Miss M. Peddle
Carnival Gift
Lloyds
T. Gribben
Bruce Simpson
Graham Heard
W. Possi
Ken Jeffery
Bob Jeffery
G.V. Dackstroke
A. Steele
Clube
A. ‘Steele
G. Hasrdl
G. Eaton
J. Bacon
J. Black-ley
Dewl
Intertate
Sinurlee
Watt
W. Carnie
R. Eddy
Anes
Miss Fairless
Miss Greig
Mt Howe
Froomes
Dr Hurhinan
Howe
Shaw
Crosskell
Rom de Warbison
Mise Mugent
Railways Farms Reduced for JW Excursions and TeX Project
A fragmented OCR entry describes railway and farm reductions tied to excursions and a project at SNUB area. It mentions payments, customers, and various individuals, with references to March and January events, and notes about fertilizers and pyrene usage. The text is largely garbled but indicates efforts, testing, and preparation by multiple entities.
Bisurated Magnesia Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A health ad claims excess stomach acidity causes indigestion and fermentation. It promotes Bisurated Magnesia as a immediate neutralizer of acid, stopping fermentation and easing pain, swathing and healing the stomach.
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Victoria
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Henry T, Bock
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Gordon
Garonne
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Meiklejohn
Pinnock
Numurkah Racecourse
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