Murray Valley road route debate at Nathalia conference
Echuca delegates argued over the best route for the Murray Valley road from Nathalia to Echuca. Cr O Hanlon urged a main high ground route via McCoy’s Bridge with board support, while other plans including the Stewart’s Bridge route faced flood and cost concerns. The conference weighed three routes and discussed costs, bridge sites, and regional impact.
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W. G. G. Short
Cr O'Hanion
Echuca
Gr G. Teckett
Hooper
Cr Simmie
Dudley
Nuzourkahshire
Advan Ce
Murray Valley
Shepparton
Cr O'Hanlon
Country Roads Board
Cornell
O'Hanlon
Campbell
Rosda Roads Board
Numurkah Board
Tose
Strathmerton-Cobram
Nathalia
Albury
Echu
I Ca
Ue Best
Thutin
Stewart
Stewart's Bridge
McCoy’s Bridge
Numurkah Council
Numurkah
Chile
Deakin
Murray Valley Road
Goulburn
Murray High Road
McCoy’s Valley
Countey Roads Board
Cros Lie
Sed
Garonne
Pass
Apot
Graham
Boperay
Graham's
J. H. Tuckett
Delegates Plan United Deputation to Roads Board
The group held a conference after which the motion was unanimously carried. Ball, supported by Campbell and O' Hanlon, urged the formation of a united deputation to present their delegates reports to the Country Roads Board. After touring the power house and pumping station, the visitors were hosted to dinner at Nathalia Hotel by Cr Ball, with thanks offered for hospitality.
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Country Roads Board
Ball
Cra Campbell
O' Hanlon
Police Court at Numurkah hears debt, fishing net fine
At Numurkah Police Court on Wednesday bench members Campbell Callander and Ball presiding. Debtors include George Bitcen v George Bartlett for 113 pounds 1s plus costs. Sloley and McCoy v Edward Kennedy for 4 pounds 15s plus costs. Four men, William George Landry Michael Crispin and others, pleaded guilty to netting fish at Broken Creek Wanghu. Net confiscated. defendants fined 10 pounds each plus 12s 6d costs. Landry claimed intent to gather bait and ignorance of the law.
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Numurkah
W. A. Campbell
S. Callander
T. H. Ball
George Bitcen
George Bartlett
Teare
Sloley and McCoy
Edwast Kennedy
Mr Teare
Megally
William George
Robert McCrabb
George Crispin
Michael C. Landry
Lang
Broken Creek
Wungh‘mu
Crispin
States
H. Williams
Wanghau
Landry
Campbell
Pinant Matches Whites Defeat Reds By 18 In Numurkah
Whites beat Reds 80 to 62 in a close pennant match. Whites led 41 to 24 at ten ends, Reds rallied to 52-41 by sixteen, but Whites finished strong 28 to 21. Guenther’s rink led 31-21. Pearson beat McHutchison 80-13?. Greig beat McKenzie 36-11 with Selick, Hick, Hatheriy, Barton in Whites lineup.
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Numurkah
Guenther
Benson
McHutchison
Pearson
Greig
McKenzie
Numurkah Rede
Bicon
Rev
Sharpe
Dudley Benson
Martin
Ball
T. Morris
Comte
Graham
Political Notes Attack on Labor in Rural Electorates
A political note denounces Labor for backing a value one vote system and a policy of socialisation, arguing it harms country interests. It cites the Labor Call and Bruce Page Government positions on Commonwealth state payments, tariff effects, and proposed conference plans, urging rural electors to distrust Labor and support reform proposals.
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Labor
Excellent Hint to Stomach Sufferers
An old advertise ment touts Magnasena or magnesia as a quick simple remedy for stomach disorders. It claims easy relief with little effort, promising fast comfort and a soothing effect on the stomach and digestive upset.
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Newbie
Promplasas de Cir Shamik Moret Rete Pez Mab Sere Pea
Unable to derive a coherent summary from the provided fragment. The text appears garbled and contains no identifiable persons or organizations to ground a factual card.
Federal Country Party Proposes Amendments on State Payments
The final parliamentary session opened with Bruce-Pare government amendments to end per capita payments to states on June 30 this year. For year ending June 30, 1928, payments continue subject to any federal-state agreement. If no agreement by the deadline, the Commonwealth will legislate to arrange funding. The plan to evacuate land tax and other duties to state hands aims to offset these payments, a move born from states’ refusal to cooperate with federal conferences.
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Commonwealth
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