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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
4
The message promises high quality stock and brand cartridges in a 4/3 box at a basic price. It notes no stockouts at 17/6 and offers quotes from £500 upward. The tone emphasizes courtesy and a fair spin for customers.
A. B. Jaffray Royal Stores lists locations Melville Street Numurkab Nathalia Dookie Shepparton and 4440 Little Collins Street. The notice references multiple outlets and a central address in Melbourne.
Mr J King a qualified Chinese herbalist announces monthly Friday visits to Nu murkah, next at Farmers Arms Hotel. Patients who failed to find relief elsewhere are urged to consult him there. He claims to treat all diseases including eye ear brain lung liver heart blood kidney bladder cancer bronchitis and appendicitis.
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Numurkah defeated Tallygaroopna 19.26 to 2.6 while Strathmerton beat Muckatah 9.7 to 7.11 and Nathalia defeated Wunghnu 11.13 to 10.9. Next week Cobram visits Strathmerton, Wunghnu hosts Tallygaroopna, Nathalia meets Numurkah, and Muckatah has a bye. Numurkah vs Tallygaroopna analysis notes Nicholls as top scorer with seven goals and praises marking by Bicon and Cussen despite weak opposition from Tallygaroopna.
Nathalia defeated Wunghnu by 11.13 to 10.9 in a closely contested game watched by a season high attendance. Collins led Nathalia with four goals supported by Bates Carland Limbrick and others. Waughnu’s Pinchbeck Bourke and Selwood starred for the visitors as the teams traded leads through three quarters.
The upcoming Saturday fixtures pair Dookie against Drumanure from Rowe, Katamatite faces Yabba from Russell, and Nu Murkah competes with Katandra led by Tate.
Yabba led 6.14 to 4.5 at full time, after a strong third quarter with five consecutive goals by Shiels Ford and Tate. Imperials rallied late only to fall short, best on ground Shies Ford Rutherford while Firman Manchester and H Sloley starred for the Imps.
Katamatite won 8.13 to 4.3 after leading early, with Payne Maher Rowlands Neal Tomlinson and Lalor the best for the visitors. Katamatite's A Anderson Mills Kilgour McKendrick and Flynn stood out for the home side.
Picola defeated Yalea North 5.6 to 3.4 while Cummera beat Moira by two goals. Next Saturday’s games feature Picola versus Barmah, Moira against Yalea, with Cummera on a bye.
A tall tweed clad man at the doorway at OnDi Junction Station acts as a stern gate guardian. He requires a letter of introduction or a card for entry to Union Master Studios. Staff stress that onlookers distract players and directors and raise tension behind the walls.
Roy Del Ruth uses innovative effects in Wolf's Clothing starring Monte Blue and Patsy Ruth Miller. A New Year's Eve cloud-walking sequence amid a revelrous crowd on the Great White Way showcases Arabian Nights ambiance. Barish Traline pursues Minnie Humphhes as danger and romance unfold toward a revolver-bound marriage.
A fragmentary piece discusses Lubitsch Charleston rehearsals and the film So This is Paris. It highlights Monte Mme Patsy Burh Miller and Jack Gavin in Bondi Junction studio, noting their star power and long careers from Melbourne to Hollywood and back to Australia.
Lemnos defeated Bunbartha 7.15 to 5.4 in a game described as low standard. Bunbartha led early on but faded, with many Lemnos scores coming from Bunbartha penalties. Mawson Baknley Williams and Young stood out for Lemnos, while Bunbartha’s best included Young Broughton Carnegie and Stevens. Bunbartha travels to Cosgrave next Saturday hoping for improvement.
A Cobram Courier correspondent lambasts Yarroweyah’s bare ground home of the Muckatah club describing unpainted goal posts of uneven heights and spectator intrusion causing visibility issues. He notes the crowd density forced umpires to circle the center while play halted for sightlines.
Yabba 6.14 defeated Numurkah Imperials 4.5 Drumantire 9.8 defeated Katandra 6.1 Dookie 8.13 defeated Katamatite 4.3.
The Numurkah Imperials traveled to Yabba on Saturday to test the home team, but were defeated by 21 points. The match, led by umpire Russell, was played in fine spirit from start to finish. The day was ideal except for the weather.
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