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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1935
Page
4
Fragmentary text lists Melville Street Nusourkah Ara at Nathalia Danhie and Shepparton with an address 440 Little Cullins atrens suggesting a local notice or listing. Reads as a damaged OCR fragment from a regional newspaper item without a clear event or action.
A town hall gathering in Numurkah paid heartfelt tribute to Senior-Constable A J Moylan who leaves after nearly eight years as police station chief. Attendees included Rama parson and Constable Phelan with several apologies. speakers praised his tact, fairness, and efforts to maintain public order. Moylan departs for Albert Park, with a wallet of notes presented as a token of appreciation and best wishes for his well earned promotion.
Chief thanks Moysen family and local residents for loyalty and support during his eight-year tenure. He praises the cooperation with police and people, notes trust from the public, and expresses regret at leaving Nu murkah. He wishes success for his successor and fond memories of the district. The gathering ends with a chorus of For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow.
On Saturday afternoon semi final matches at Nuniekah courts determined the premiership contenders. Numurkah St. John's defeated Bunbartha A by 14 steps to 3 sets and 57 games. Tallygaroopa defeated Baulkamaugh in a narrow match with Baulkamaugh earning 1 game to 77, while Tallygaroopna held 9 sets to Baulkamaugh's 8. The final will feature St. John's against Tallygaroopna for the premiership.
In a convoluted match reports show St Johns defeating Bunbartha A with totals of 92 games to 57 across three sets. Numerous doubles pairs including Crozier Pinchbeck Montgomery Leversha Hooper and others compete with wins and losses recorded in a dense, error-prone narrative.
Tallygaroopna results list F Burns and J Tremellan defeating A Blackley and Hi Barrey 6 4 and losing to J Hyde and W Gunn 0 6. F Fowler and Rev Taylor 6 2. Deverall Montgomery vs Hyde Gunn 4 6. Fowler Taylor 6 4. Blackley Barrey 3 6. Larsen Dudley and Fowler Taylor 5 6. Blackley Barrey 2 6. Hyde Gunn 6 4. C Young Montgomery beat B Fowler I Mons 6 1. Deverall Poppins beat Tweddie Gunn 6 4. Deverall Montgomery lost to Gunn Fowler 3 6. Montgomery Young 4 6. Timelian Poppins beat Blackley Gunn 6 5. Burns Deverall beat Hyde Twed. Tallygaroopna 9 sets 77. Boulkamsugh 81. Silence is sometimes golden and sometimes guilt.
Hints on prolonging summer flowers into autumn and preparing beds for winter display. Recommends clearing overgrown beds, liming, digging, and manuring, then detailed planting lists for nemesias, anemones, violas, ranunculus, wallflowers, antirrhinums, Canterbury bells, cineramas, and primulas. Also advises autumn kitchen garden work with cabbage, savoy, cauliflowers, and Brussels sprouts and notes pruning, root care, and feeding guidance.
A fragmented historical note by Kretchen describes an ailing case and stubborn rheumatism, with garbled medical and caregiver references. The text hints at dietary or treatment attempts, mentioning Hacyptian measures, a mother’s role, and shifting conditions impacting the patient’s stamina.
The excerpt advises sowing seed in open rise for crops like celery and cauliflower quality, with transplanting into rich prepared beds for August harvests. For small gardens, stagger plantings every 2 to 3 weeks to maintain supply, with earth up for celery, weed control, and steady moisture. It also lists crops to plant: beet, mushroom spawn rot, turnip, taraley, lettuce, cabbage East Ham, peas English Wonder, swede.
Church notices list service times and leaders for multiple parishes including Ikah, Drumanure, Numurkah, Naring, Wasia, Bautkamaugh, Wunghnu, Marun gi, Congupna West, Kaarimba, Bunbartha, Dunbulbalane, Katamatite, Youanmite and My Vale with assigned ministers such as Rev. Smith, Rev. Taylor, Rev. Sunderland and Rev. Hemingway, plus local coordinators.
The ninth sale of the season, March 20, 1925, offered 243 bales from Western Northern Central and Gippsland firstnets. Competition was strong with top prices for stylish wool, and demand from Bradford Continent Japan plus local buyers kept values firm for coarse crossbreds. Notable lots included Ind Caveat and many Corriedale, Coleraine, and Mansfield entries selling well with good clearance at auction.
The article explains how faulty shedding in young horses and worn sharp teeth in older ones impair chewing, risking colic. It notes signs like quidding, bolting food, and misused bolting prevention, and advises dental checks, mixed feeds, and avoid boiled foods to protect stomach safety.
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