Numurkah School Campaign Seeks £1500 for Higher Elementary
After a Friday meeting, Numurkah residents agreed to raise £1500 to fund a Higher Elementary school, hire teachers, and build a suitable block. Leaders stressed local support, property value benefits, and keeping education within the district, with installments planned and parishes appointing collectors.
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Watters
Numurkab
Sehont
Teliey Elementars
Chaans
Ashelhdeen
Summerkah
Phere
Etna
Shepparton
Carl Person
J . Martin
Schoot Committee
de— Wirtoent
Foetiowith
R. J. Barton
Martin
J. Findlay
J. Barton
R. J. Watters
C. Cornett
Culleer Torn
Waughau
Yarroweyah
Meeting of the executive discusses poultry show use of grounds
The monthly executive meeting, chaired by Mr C Hilliareh, covered Numurkah Poultry and Ting Society's request to use show grounds for an August 13 14 poultry show. Debates over whether the Poultry Society should run trials, parade stallions, and bringing horses for inspection were noted, with decisions planned after consulting the department and society members. Delegates' reports and a social to thank ladies were discussed, with funding and arrangements debated and a public social approved.
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Numurkah Poultry and Ting Society
Christie
Snr
Poultry Society
The
Agricultural Society
Hooper
Adams
Morris
Jos. Christie
Harareias
Tie
Nsw
Campelt- Hom
Dalin
Cartten
Fr Howe
Messrs Morris and
Hendy
Mesara Hooper
Messra Harper
Rowe
Messrs Moses, Allen, Hilliard
Harper
Last Weekend Results In Regional Australian Rules
Numuriah defeated Nathalis 0.9 to 8.18, Muckatah beat Strathmerion 10.15 to 6.3, and Drumanure-Wanghau triumphed over Tal lygarcopua 12.6 to 9.9 in Saturday action. South Melbourne beat Richmond 9.7 to 5.36, Easendun defeated Collingwagg 8.12 to 4.10, and Carlton beat Kataroy 15.14 to 8.8. The Nathalia Numurkah match on Nathalia ground drew keen interest, with Nathalia holding late pressure but Numurkah prevailing by two points after a tense final period amid war-time disruption.
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Numuriah
Nathalis
Muckatah
Strathmerion
Drumanure-Wanghau
Tallygarcopua
South Melbourne
Richmond
Easendun
Collingwagg
Carlton
Kataroy
Numurkah
Nathalia
Tallygaroopia
Numurkab
Numuckah
Tose
Anit i
Numurkal Tollowers
Leeson
Westery
Aimee
Samurkah
Kime
Doherty
Doherty the Ball Was Brought Weshward
Betes
Tanher
Nathalie
Namurkal
Sentt
Nanthalia
Namiekale Liek
McKensi
Seoul
Eyaen
Namuaphil
Barkhent
Te King
Athe Tidley
Mollison
Halle
Nihalia
Tippett
Barklamb
Nunurkah
Butern
Tor
Malia
McGowan
Pacht
Fawker
Bicon
King
Bacon
Ferenen
Tewan
Atphody
Mway
Jackson
Rathatio
Dudierey
Saas
Muckatah Meets Strati Merton in Tight Saturday Clash
The Strathy side showed plucky form against Muckatah on Saturday, though the Red and Blacks pressed hard with strong defense. The match finished with a hard fought balance as both teams chased scoring chances and resilience.
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Strathy
Muckatah
Local meeting discusses Nathalia drumayur league protest
At a Friday Ata meeting W E Harper presided as Numuri Nathalia and Drumayur Wunghnu represented. A protest by Holling-Dromanure-Wur ehnu against Nathalia for Bond’s week eligibility was dismissed. Drum-anure-Waughan plans to appeal. Premiershin round results put Cobram and Numurkah ahead. Nathalia trails by one, with Drumanure-Wunhnu close behind after a win over Tairga ronona.
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Drum
Nathalia Dominates Numurkah in Tight Football Clash
Nathalia and Numurkah battled a high scoring contest with Nathalia leading at times and Numurkah replying hard. Key forwards Nathalia and Timberlake-like players troubled defences, while E Sloley and Robertson stood out for Nathalia and Numurkah endured with pushes from Barklamb and Gowan. The final play featured strong marks and late goals sealing Nathalia’s narrow edge.
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Numurkah
Bicon
Nathalia
Hawker
Smilar
Sumurkah
Prive
Wutvither Johnson
Guthbeelson
E.sloley
Anasht
Frowckickid
Aixer
Gowan
Cm'ming
Dts
Nathalie
Rene
Paney
Jackson
Sol Elie
E. Staley
Coxon
Suthertana
Ehelstte
Tharkbank Holmes
Bitcon
Walt
Robertson
Marie Malley
Motligon
Ghudles
Garanne
Taf eTimran
Hinwel
Promghnu and Vatllygа Roopna Upset in Premiers Picture
A quirky match report notes Promghnu losing to Numurkaly while Vatllygа Roopna and Drumehnu pull off wins. Nathalia scores twice as Numurkaly edge Promghnu, and Deumahnu wins on shooting accuracy, placing them four points clear in the premiership.
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Tallsqueonpia
Natali
Nathalia
Numurkaly
Numurkah
Promginu
Drumehnu
Deumahnu
Local Hostal Sunday demonstration honors board chair and staff
The Hostal Sunday demonstration concludes with thanks to chair Mr Hughes and Witte’s board of management for three more years. Secretary reports attendance and wheat value collected, noting losses at Atherton and movements of staff. Remarks praise Mr Wear and ward officials, while medical and hospital mentions echo community concerns. preparations for future events and transportation updates follow.
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1 Hughes
Witte
Atte Vee Ratamatite
Aspined
Healy
Atherton
D. Wear
WoTek
W. Mead
Fragmented OCR notes record racing and legal phrases
A garbled page fragment lists scattered names, places, and terms. It mentions racing, courts, and dates in a rough collage, with no coherent event or clear parties identified. The readable items include names like Newt and Wyl but lack context or structure.
Victorian Wheat Pool Payment Promised to Farmers
Directors of the Victorian Wheat Pool announce a payment per rush, with wheat pool funds to be allocated after the next harvest. By July 8 an advance distributable sum of about £589,000 will be paid to wheat growers who joined the voluntary pool as it winds down.
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Dineetars
Givanien
Advaniae
Local matches yield narrow wins for Bedwell and Minaawi
In a Wednesday night program the Bedwell section saw wins by Miss Worth, Miss Seltnek, Miss Williams, and Mr Tymms in a 68 56 62 score spread while BR section features Mrs McNamara, Mr Troy, Mrs Lang, and Mrs Williams posting varied tallies. A regional winter tournament is slated for the sixth and seventh with clubs practicing solidly ahead. The secretary notes a forthcoming season start and confirms event dates.
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the Indies
Mias Bedwell
Mra J. MiNawi
Mins Seltnek
Miss Williams
Mr ‘Tymms
Mike Meberi
Mrs McNamara
Troy
Grove
Mra Lang
Mian Fairless
Mra Williams
Tuland
Aeireuar
Herywan
Eta
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Little Collins Street
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Victoria
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the Royal Stores
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