Holiday Apparel Sale Promises Wide Selection
Local shop advertises a broad holiday collection including suits hats and shirts. Consumers are urged to visit for seasonal styles and special discounts.
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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1926
Page
2
Local shop advertises a broad holiday collection including suits hats and shirts. Consumers are urged to visit for seasonal styles and special discounts.
A plant announces a planned installation of a bay oil facility to meet rising demand. The project emphasizes extensive stock and moderate prices, promising materials customers may need.
Picnic race meeting in aid of Malt Pande with officials listed including President Mr B Biggar and Vice Presidents Messrs F Cox and Martin. Names and roles cover judge, assistant judge, starter, handicapper, steward, clerk of course and numerous staff. Registration with VRC and NEDRA affiliations noted.
A brief item highlights McPherson and Callander with SUPPUMIDON and KYATIEAA in a compact nod to performers or teams. The note reads like a fleeting mention in a regional page, naming persons and entities without additional context or events.
A vintage racing card lists start times from 2:00 pm to 5:30 pm for several races at Valley Track. Maiden Plate, Novelty Pony Mace, and multiple Handicap and Flying events feature prizes in pounds, 5 furlongs to 1 mile, with nominations and acceptances, plus a breath of wagering rules and amateur riders. Also advertised are luncheon offerings, cups, tumblers, and grocery items for sale at the event.
A dense rows of classified line items from Numurkah region items include trading prices for carts, disc plates, and chains, auction and sale notes, car repairs, sealing outfits, furniture, farm equipment, and local services. Mentions Glenny Heard, Fowler's bottling outfits, Coxon's foundry, Brown Corke and Co, and local venues with dates and prices. many entries list phone numbers and local trades.
Public meeting announced at Youanmite Pub TG Wall Friday January 22 at 3 pm to oppose increased valuations. Attendees urged. program includes vaudeville acts and film notices featuring Alice Calhoun Elaine Hammerstein and several Gazette titles.
Seven brick fire proof garages with cement floor are now available to the motoring public at Moora. The new facility offers secure vehicle storage and protection from flames, catering to local motorists seeking safe, durable garages.
The Telegraph Hotel Numurkah is the favoured hostelry of the district with all services available in the bar dining room and house. Proprietress Mrs A Eddy welcomes patrons and ensures convenience and care in every area.
The Star Bakery promotes itself as the best shop in the district offering fresh daily bread and a range of catering services for picnics balls and wedding parties. Afternoon tea is a speciality with a fresh pot for each customer and country orders promptly attended to.
An energetic canvasser is sought by Fenn and Bolton Orn Timans for Numar kah Nathatla and Gohram districts. Prior experience is essential. Apply at DISTRICT SUPT Shepparton Pell. Also an obituary notice for James Allan Pell aged 4? and Allan Pell drowned, with family insertions from Picola Pell.
A long readable village column describes a fundraising push for Nomurkay plus a note on a public protest opposing salvations in Tungamah. It lists a cow and sheep stock sale at Numurkah, a protest meeting at Youanmite Hall, circulars to berry owners, and local garage story with rental terms. Personal item mentions Mr FS Grove’s accident involving a vehicle in Nimurken.
A garbled OCR note describes Nat halia races to be held Saturday January 20 and public notices for Nathalia events. It mentions Namurkat and Namurkat Reds, Cobram, and Blues with references to sheep and cattle, a yarding event, and a local agricultural show. Details are fragmented but indicate a community sports and agricultural update with dates and organizers.
Bitten by a brown snake while picking up a stir cup in grass, Mr Tom Hutchinson of Nathalia received prompt medical aid and recovered with only inflammation. The duck shooting season will close on February 13, two days earlier than usual. A dangerous pepper tree at Knox street near Melville-Greet intersection blocks drivers’ view. On December 29 at Shepparton Presbyterian Church, Alfred E. Ringer married Florence Macgregor, daughter of the late councillor and Mrs James Macgregor, with the ceremony at the bride’s brother in law’s home and a honeymoon to Tallangatta. Presentations and well-wishes followed. District notes mention local governance and course updates, with several names and places including Nathalia, Flaster Vick, Baulkamauen, Numurkah, and Rookie Road.
An OCR fragment notes acknowledgment of receipt by bank for subscriptions through December 34 1928 with a list of names including Mr White Brown Corke Je Strathemerton Jos Conien J Southon Melees A Gatthrie Scott Antony Sheet Thompson AE Darling TR Gracey and others, plus references to paper waste and a reader named Lander.
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