Trotting Club Considers Profit From April Meeting
At a Nummuaiksh Trotting Club meeting chaired by Dr R C Gordon the April racing day was reported as yielding £10 profit after expenses. Nomination fees fell £5 as owners previously paid for all nominations and many nominees did not race. Members tickets sales were down £3, with about £2 outstanding this year. The club expects a £25 bank credit after collecting dues. Secretaries Jefferies and W Charlesworth were thanked for their hard work. plans included reconciling their out of pocket expenses via a fund. The meeting also noted a ladies teas profit of £38 and a hospital donation was proposed. An accident had sidelined Mr Waldren, and racing track adjustments were discussed ahead of the November 29 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nummuaiksh Trotting Club
R. C. Gordon
Jeffe
Norker
W. G Hooper
J. Smith
Mesare Jefferies
W. Charlesworth
Jefferies
C. Mooper
A. McPheeson
J. Waldren
Waldren
Wnrren
Hooper
Shaw
Biggar
Cy Hooper
Skeleton weed debate swells among Goulburn Valley graziers
Goulburn Valley landowners voice concerns over onion weed spread and Skeleton weed impact on stock. Junce Graziers Association discussion hints at potential eradication efforts, noting Skeleton weed as valueless yet a menace in dry areas. A Wilson cites 25 years of ring skeleton weed research and urges Victoria-wide verification of June results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn Vey
Junce Graziers’ Association
Victoria
A. Wilson
Turmoil and Tragedy in India and Other Tales
Excerpts discuss Britain's wartime continental efforts hindered by congress and confederates, with a general reflection on rebuilding the Turkish Empire. It also includes brief quoted lines from several stories and notes on a literary experiment of guiding country development by Europeans with native officers, highlighting a historical viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Congress
India
George Macmann
K.C.B
K.cs.l. D.S
Jarrolds
Jim
Valerie Fane
John Long
Hanns Heinrichs
Agnese
Norah Sloane Stanley
Hutchinson
George Goodchild
Bechhofer Roberts
Royal Blind Entertainers to Perform in Melbourne
The Royal Blind Entertainers from the Royal Institute for the Blind Melbourne will perform at Wumurkah Wednesday next week with Ern Pike Le Don Ted Kean Martin le Matt Jas Croker and supporting blind artists Charles Bennett Richard Suteliffe Alan Wood. The act known as the best company on the road, has box plans at Cohen's and local arrangements by A Stringer. They also appear at Tallygaroopha on Saturday June 15.
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Royal Blind Entertainers
Royal Institute For the Blind
St. Kilda Road
Melbourne
Ern Pike
le Don
Ted Kean
Iste J. C. Williamson
Martin le Matt
J. C. Williamson
Fuller
Jas
H. Croker
Enor
Charles Bennett
Richard Suteliffe
Alan Wood
Graham
Morris
W. Donald
Irwin
Christie
R. Teitz
South Road
Katumauseix
Bedoes
Markey and Sullivan
Cobram
Markey
Queen-street
Chenely
William Street
Key
Oats in Crop Rotation Highlighted in Agricultural Gazette
The Agricultural Gazette discusses the championshi p field wheat results in Riverina where Mesars Gemmell Bros and E Henry of Glenhope Beckom led on weed free scores after forty years of cropping. Oats used as fodder in rotation support grazing of sheep May to September, improving soil humus and wheat fertility while reducing weeds and flag smut, boosting carrying capacity to about five sheep per acre for five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Gazette
Riverina
Agrculture
Mesars Gemmell Bros Ard E. Henry
Glenhope” Beckom
Planting roses for shade-free, sunlit beds with proper spacing
Planting season begins late May and choose bush roses over standards for better flowers. Dig deep with manure, lime the topsoil away from manure, and avoid shade or trees. Space 3 ft apart, group strong varieties in the center or back. For uniform beds, plant a single variety like Shot Silk or dire W for a brimming effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dire W
C. Miller
Tungamah Council approves thank you note to President Smyth
Council members including Crs Wadeson Batey Teague Kelly Cowper Oliver Lawrence Mulquiney Ryan and Mills voted to send a letter of appreciation to President Smyth on his recovery from illness. Correspondence covered gravelling needs on roads at Ludeman Ludeman to Le Lievre and requests for co operation with Shepparton Shire. Engineering inspections on several roads were noted and works to be done when funds allow. A by law restricting winter road closures was confirmed and maintenance plans discussed. The article also includes garden guidance and local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadeson
Batey
Teague
Kelly
Cowper
Oliver
Lawrence
Mulquiney
Ryan
Christie
Mills
Cr Batey
Smyth
Sheppartonshire
Ludeman
le Lievre
Tungamah
Shepparton
W. Williams
Katandra West
C. A. McLaughlin
Wog
Garandall
E. Gawne
T. H. Ford
J. Herridge
A. Heal
Kenneth McIntosh
Kyne
A. Church
Yabba North
Council
Bourchier
T. P. Batey
Cormican Bres
W. Morey
Crs Mulquinney
Church Notices for Suatend and Surrounding Parishes
Church notices from Suatend list services at Cobram and nearby parishes with Rev. Bullough at Presbyterian, Rev. Sin Methodise and Rev. Taylor at Numorkat'tt and Waala, and remarks on other meetings at Tangled places such as Wanghau, Marung, Congupnu, Bunbartha, Wan es, and Katamatite Rox. Mr W. J. Hunkin cited among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suatend
Nunorkal
P.m. Cobramutes
Nu Weet
Wan Es
Hier
Sunderland
Dose of doubt and printing coats in instant ease
A fragmented line questions if a dose provides instant ease and mentions printing coats and a sense of doubt. The garbled text reads like a stray sentence about seeking quick relief and material goods, with no clear subject or event.
Fragmented reminiscence of pain and fear
A disjointed first person account describes back pain, a choking sensation, and fears of medical or emotional distress. The speaker mentions nonspecific injuries, sleep disruption, and a sense of danger, hinting at past illness and ongoing discomfort. The text recalls unnamed confrontations and uneasy visions, with no clear resolution.
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Hollywood
Ren
Numurkah
Bitcon
noaThe Savings
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Jas. Williams
Wycheproof
Spencer ST
Melb
Cent Fiat
Springvaie
Vie
R. F. Nesbit
Lee
Tewest
W. Bryceland
Undertaker
Melville Street
The
Richmond” House
Henry Bock
Numurkah Hotel
Richmond
Bear
Wenry T. Book
Hease
Morrissy and
Deane
Nunsurleah
Mathalis
Deakie
Trotting Club
Grazier
George Setton
Wumurkah
J. W. Robinson
Ormond Plant Farm, Pty. Ltd
Eng
Mr J. Daly
Frazer
E. and W
Caird
D. Gillespie
Youanmite
Barnes
Katandra
Holden and Neale
Rowan
Ron
Ludeman and
Creek
Waggarentall
J. Quinn
Koonoomoo- Jobram Road
W. C. Donald
Cata Neil
Eitterine
Pam
Eal
Sydney
Pieter TE Seitly
Bank OF (Clares
OFU
Timibes
Cha Ait
Amicus Certus
A.M
AMM Society
Ruane Indivtatiene
A.M.P. Socie
OFFIE
Collin Street
Tobias Field
Reweananager
Wittana Istrict Office
Voniharm
Derek Mane
Eee
Boontrook
Tocumwal
Palivens
Meiur Shepparton
Waites
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