Shamrock Hotel under personal management of licensee
The Shamrock Hotel operates under the personal management of D. P. Simpson as the Licenses official notes.
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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1923
Page
4
The Shamrock Hotel operates under the personal management of D. P. Simpson as the Licenses official notes.
Numurkah beat Wunghou 6.8 to 0.1 while Nathalia toppled Tallygaroopna 14.11 to 4.0 and Cobram defeated Stra 7.8 to 44. Strathmerton edged Cobram for a narrow margin as rain and flu season kept attendance very low. The first round concludes with Cobram, Nathalia, Muckatah, and Tallygaroopna among contenders entering the second round.
A fragment lists Anglican Presbyterian Salvation Army and other services for Numurkah Invergordon Cobram and surrounding towns with times including 11 and 7, and 3 and 7.30. Names such as Rev A H Falconer Rev Lahore Rev Webb Mr Fowler Mr W Fowler Mr Caldwell Mr Bar rington Rev Coltman and others appear. A stray verse about beer advertisements and health claims ends the fragment.
A bizarre chain of accidents occurred in Elong near Mudgee on a Wednesday morning involving a frightened horse attached to a sulky. The sulky collided with a tree in the railway yard, the rider was knocked unconscious, and J Kelly’s team suffered a sequence of panics and crashes. Several bystanders and helpers were injured as horses bolted, one climbed a tree, and others became bogged or tangled. A racehorse Natalite fled toward Mudgee, while George Hindfresh and Kennedy were injured aiding horses, with multiple people knocked down or damaged in the mishap.
Karl Jankins of Coolac NSW shoots at a fox, wounding his chest and killing his dog during the hunt. The incident leaves Jankins and a companion seeking medical aid at St Vincent Hospital. The report attributes the cause to a bronchial cough and recommends Wands Great Peppermint Cure for relief.
Readable fragment mentions a person named Robert and location unclear. no clear event or outcome available. text is highly garbled with missing context.
Defence department sets tender for supply and erection of 327 gravestones in Victoria for fallen sailors and soldiers. Winners are G F Atyeo and Sons of Bell-street Preston. Stones stand 3 ft 3 in high, 1 ft 8 in wide with rising sun badge and grave details to three lines. Later plans call for about 2000 roadway stones nationwide.
A damaged OCR passes fragmentary notes on rabbits and price ideas. It references street stalls, wild rabbits hunted, and debates about public taxation, roadways, and a discussion of unifying trade routes.
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