Average rainfall figures for district and wheat period
The table shows the district average rainfall for 1988 to 1928 at 16.54 inches and the May to October growing period average at 1001 inches, indicating historical climate data across years.
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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1930
Page
4
The table shows the district average rainfall for 1988 to 1928 at 16.54 inches and the May to October growing period average at 1001 inches, indicating historical climate data across years.
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Cobram defeats Katunga Nu Murk ah defeats Naring Fire Brigade defeats Waasia Katamatite defeats Strathmerton Wanghnu defeats Yarroweyah drainage of spelling errors but preserves match outcomes for the local association fixtures.
Cobram and Numurksh lead with 25 points each as Fire Brigade scores 24 and Strathmer ton 20. Katumatite 16, Wanghau 13, Yarroweyah 9, while Katunga Waasina and Naring trail with 4 points each.
At Numurkah on Saturday the home side chased down 80 in the first innings. Naring opened and top scorers Tyres 14 Yarwood 14 Thomas 11 Lan dries 15 Scott 3/12 led bowling for the visitors. Numurkah reached 170 with Scott 47 retired McNamara 40 Wearne 34 retired Stringer 6 among scorers. Bowling highlights included Danckert 3/18 and Scott 3/12. Weathered by late stands, the home team secured the win.
In Wasia the visitors won on the first innings after a 141 by the Brigade with B Crozier 51 and others, J Fowler took the bulk of bowling with 6/27. Wasia replied 59 led by A Tweddle 19, O'Beirne 5/13 led the bowling. Later Numurkah beat Shepparton club by two points in a windy afternoon bowling clash.
Katunga scored 102 on their ground led by D Munro 26 C Bristol 13 not out and Rowe 11. Cobram replied 165 with Cleve 55 retired Wilton 32 retired Hurst 31 Scott 20 not out. Hess 4 46 was top bowling for Cobram. Final figures show balanced bowling and a strong Cobram total despite Katunga’s chase.
The scorecard lists bowlers P Heal 4/46 C Flack 0/40 H Heal 6/17 W Heal 0/22 J Adams 1/7 D Munro 11/12 W Rowe 1/13 with total figures across innings.
Yarroweyah, batting first, was dismissed for 46 largely due to E. Graham's superb 6 for 15 off 10 overs. Waughau struggled to 119 for 7 when play ended, D. Bowyer 64 not out. O'Brien led the bowling with 4 for 40, with Neale and Gray contributing key wickets as the innings closed at 119.
On Wednesday night Numurkah White visited Nathalia and suffered a heavy loss. Nathalia led all ends with scores at 13-7 21-17 42-32 60-42 79-54. Shaw led Nathalia 4-0 against Guenther. O'Brien trailed Morris 18-? Hooper trailed Pearson. Numarkah Whites totaled 54. Last Saturday Numarkah defeated Numarkah B 8-5 and Nathalia A beat Wangaratta 12-1. Shepparton beat Nathalia B 14-3. Katunga beat Strathmerton 10-4.
GEORGE A. JUDEVNS of the Methodist Social Service Department responds to a contributed piece urging liquor licence abolition. He argues licenses should end only with a three fifths vote, notes compensation funds funded by licensees, and cites potential revenue shifts, social costs, and lessons from America to claim Victoria cannot afford another liquor policy.
Nathalie A 6 points Numurkah A 28 points Katunga and Shepparton 24 points each Numurkah B 20 points Nathalia B points Wanghiay 4 points Strathmerton nil
Numurka B and Nathalia A face Won ghau in a Strathmerton venue clash with Katungs and Strathmerton hosting Numurksh A versus Nathalis B in another local fixture.
Katanga players win most sets with 10 to Strathmerton's 3 as total games run 114 to 57. Matches feature A Tweddle B Hansen and J Ryan J Ryan 9-3 Meiklejohn Brien 9-3 McLeod OBrien 9-4, M Hansen T Gunn 9-4 Meiklejohn O'Brien 9-3 McLeod O'Brien 9-6. Dreher Hansen lost to Ryan Ryan 8-9 then 9-1 Meiklejohn O'Brien McLeod O'Brien ot K Conacher Martin Nichol Howden Bullock Conacher Hunt. Mrs Dreher and Miss Carter lost to Misses Tuck and Stoneman 8-9. Mrs Heard and Miss Wignell lost to Tuck and Stoneman 8-9. Strathmerton forfeited two ladies sets. Remaining players listed: Carlisle Bowyer Sanger Gordon Stephani Map Harrison Fry Gilelspie O Barry Hunt Pilichbeck Lc.
Shepparton hosted Wungnu four rinks on Thursday evening and won by five points after a creditable performance. Final scores were close with Shepparton edging ahead in the later ends.
Shepparton faced Nathalia in a mixed set of women doubles matches with various results. Tress and Fairley defeated Swanell and Fairman 9-3, then other pairs split matches including Swannell and Fairman and Hamilton and Perery, with totals showing Shepparton 10 sets Nathalia 3 sets.
Two Numurkah teams ready for association match tonight Nathalia visits Won White will host Wun ghnu at home in a local sports schedule brief with names and venues.
An advert notes painting from £12 and paperbanging from £1 per reel with materials. ESTIMATES GIVEN.
Melville Street Numurkah residents ORRISSY and DEANE appear in a brief notice of a move from 440 Little Colline Street to a new address. The fragment confirms a street change involving two named individuals in a local notice.
The principal notes December rainfall at Dookie College at 1 inch with three heavy falls, yearly total 16.06 inches, below average. Unseasonable weather delayed harvesting. oat crops damaged by wind. current tallies show 942 oats, 579 barley, 2000 wheat bags harvested. With equipment, harvesting should finish in early January. Wheat yields look up but final data due next month. Seed wheat grading begins with 1000 bags ready for dispatch. hay on hand about 900 tons, over three years’ supply. Stock includes 4078 sheep, 11% cattle, 184 pigs. 12 pigs sold for £110 3s. Stud animals show good demand. Dairy herd tuberculin tested clear. 35 cows yielded 116 gallons on December 22. Continuous rainfall allows fresh feed, boosting milk. Wheat varieties yield noted. Cowhort wheat performed best, with 12.2 bushels per acre. other varieties recorded mixed results in local competitions.
A brief note condemns passing off as a dishonest tactic and urges stronger actions to curb it. It highlights the harm to fair dealing and calls for vigilant steps to prevent such improprieties.
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