Local notices and events headline Numurkah area page
Community ads list agricultural concert at Numurkah Mechanics’ Hall and multiple dances and dances at Nathalia and Wangaratta districts. Beehive fair, church anniversaries, raffles, and social events recur with times and venues. Items include sales ads, hiring notices, eggs for setting, and theatre or minstrel entertainments backed by local clubs and firms.
Numurkah notices highlight court, clubs and frosts
The Numurkah Police Court recorded a £5 1/8 verdict with costs against James Walsh. Local groups report on the Sporting Club carnival, welcome Mr Banner’s honorarium, and announce the next annual meeting. Frosts and fogs en route harvest concern locals while juvenile dance festival and infant welfare attendances feature in community notes.
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Numurkah
W. J. Thornton
W. Rowe
J'S.p
D. C. Cumming
Trade in Your Own Town Adopts Local Ledger Savings
A Leader editor receives a letter from a local client praising published loose leaf ledger accounts. The writer notes the price was 10 shillings cheaper than Melbourne and expresses pleasure at supporting trade in their own town.
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Melbourne
Agricultural Society review meeting in Numurkah
An almost full turnout at the Numurkah A. and P. Society executive meeting discussed agenda items. Officers and committees reviewed drought relief, show spaces, show-day tent costs, and upcoming events, with plans to finalize arrangements and accept offers for grounds use and facilities.
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Mont
Numurkah A
P. Society
Prysi
L Dent
F. Thornton
le Corresponerace
G.V.A.S.A
Gagne
H. Johns
D. Marehall
Wyers A
Royal Agricultural Society
Mer WC Moss
C Hilliard
City of
Foctson
Torsine
Newmarket Saleysids
F. Pinnayk
R Adams
Dapple grey pony to be sold for expenses August 16, 1929
By S Chapman a dapple grey pony gelding about Aa Ranta Ellew In back and ovine if not claimed and expenses will be sold August 16 1929 J TREWIN Poundkeeper
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S. Chapman
Ranta
Ellew
Bck
Ovine
J. Trewin
Poundkeeper
Tenders invited for waterworks main relaying in Pearce Street
Shire of Numurkah Waterworks Trust invites tenders to take up an existing WI main and relay 64 chains of CI main in Pearce Street Nathalia. Inspections at Herald office August 7 to 9 and Numorksh on the following Saturday. Cash deposit 50 percent with each tender. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. A Stringer Trust Secretary.
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Treacy's
Nomurkah
Brown & Corke's
Mywee
Ratungs
Namor
Mourkah
Ont. No. 169
W.I
C.I. Main
Pearce-street
Nathalia
Nee
Herald
Offic
Numorksh
TENDERS FOR OUTHOUSES AT NUMURKAH SHOW GROUNDS
Tenders returnable on or before Friday August 9 will be received for the erection of outhouses at the Numurkah Show Grounds. Specifications may be seen on tender lodgement at McPherson Cal lander and Co.
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Numurkah Show Grounds
McPherson, Callander and Co's
Complete stock of electrical and radio goods sale
A local shop advertises a complete stock clearance of electrical and radio items along with sporting goods, Gramo phonographs, and records. A staged sale highlights all categories at reduced prices, inviting buyers to preview the inventory and take advantage of the bargain event.
Farewell social for local workers at Presbyterians Hall
A Friday farewell dance at Presbyterians Hall honored Mr and Mrs E Rowe and other retiring workers. H Lee praised their service to the ranch, gifts were presented including a travelling rug and pipes, and Auld Lang Syne closed the evening. Constable J H Grant began duty in Numurkah after transfer delays. Mr and Mrs T Ford returned from Bendigo to TalIygaroopna to say farewell. The Ford family received a handsome eight day clock and stainless cutlery. the VC P gifted Mrs Ford a stainless table set.
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Presbyterian Hall
E. Rowe
H. Lee
J. B. Linton-Smith
W. Crayard
Lee
Jose
Mr Rose
Rose
Mrs Rose
Indies’ Committee
J. H. Grant
Numurkah
Grant
St. Kilda Road
Numurkah J
T. Ford
Bendigo
Tallygaroopna
Public letter on removing horse troughs in Melville Street
The Forum prints a reader letter criticizing the Numurkah Progress Association for proposing removal of the horse trough in front of the post office. The writer argues the trough provides shelter for night-howlers and a receptacle for sputum and cigarette butts, and urges replacing it near the police station while noting the old trough is an outdated convenience in the era of motor cars. The letter defends the trough as part of local history and laments its removal, urging action to allow the street to shed this encumbrance quickly.
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Numurkah Progress Association
Melville Street
Progress
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H. J. Pearson
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Raulkamaugh Methodist
Yarroweyah Presbyterian
Percy Hawker
Blink
Bonnie
Dockery
B.C
Rick Orpington
B. Cohen
Mechanics’ Hall
Christie
Walker
Dookie College
W. Clarkson
Wanghau
R.C. Ball
G_ Davidson
Dr. Brunskill
Newby
B. Cohen's
Brown and Corke
Wunshni
Tallygaroopna Girls
Nathis Football Club
Wunshna Brass Band
Minstrel Jesus
Ines
Nathalia Wheel Club
Nathalia Public Hall
Gerocconi
Monte Ts Carlo
Gente
Gillette and Valet Razor Iblades
Ben. Cohen
Wanghau Hall
Gervasoni
Brown & Corke
Hillman
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Hawker
Fede
JH. Miller
Leek
Ghosiery
Acard
RSA
Returned Soldiers’ League
L. Belt
Arthur Stringer
Messrs
Ernest Kruth
George Tymms
Miss Wen
Hadz
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Petty Sessions
G. S. Catlow
H.R. McDonald
A. Stringer
J. S. MacKenzie
A- E. Morris
W. G. Hooper
W. G. Rowe
G. Bacon
G. Fowler
Mechanics’ Pictures
Neil Hamilton
Evelyn Brent
George Bancroft
Namerkah Leader
Ford
England
Agricultural Society
Countoy Doys
Herrea
T. Morris Thiughy
Wychr Wien
Hooper
Jaime
Meshoes Hodge
Gi. Ywlert
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Jinker
Shearimsary
Siti Vu
Dagenham
Engand
Europe
Great Britain
R. C. Gordon Anid
America
Messis
Moss
C. Hilliard
Hall
Ford Motor Company
Numurksh
Pord
Neer
Tre Clarkson
Shire OF
Trust
Hodgson
Numurkah Electric, Radio, and Sports Stores
Commercial Bank
Gromopha
the Forum