Seasonal Knitwear and Hosiery at Keen Prices
A storefront advertises Shetland wool vests tubular Jersey straps and wool and silk pantettes in multiple colors. It highlights cashmere bloomers for children and school wear, knitted pullovers, cardigans, and a wide range of Paton wools. Hosiery, scarves, gloves, belts, trimming, evening bags, and radio items complete the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
W. A. LA
Childeen
Donegal
W. Crom
Paton
Wiscotts
Manjer
Jons
Jy Meaghar
Local Society Elects Chairs and Sets Secretary Terms
The society held elections choosing chairs for Yards and Publicity Finance Ball Social Concert Gatekeepers Side-shows and more. A new annual secretary was debated with applications invited by May 25 and salary proposals of 50 to 60 pounds plus commission discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
P. Tweddle
J. A. Tweddle
Jefferies
Cowan
T. A. Morris
J. E. Harper
W. H. Hodge
W. L. Mose
G. Fowler
E. A. Patrick
R. Adams
D. Galt
J. McArthur
R. Fowler
F. Pinnock
J. 5
M. White
Meesra J. D. Hendy
F. M. Jefferies
C. Hilliard
E. Ratcliffe
Hilliard
Sutcliffe
Bealth
Guttliffe
Canin
Drives to Work at 2 EnIGeERs Abbe and Nenthia
Two engineers, Abbe and Nenthia, are noted for their drive to work at the same location. The report highlights their commuting routine and the shared workplace.
Prunus Varieties for Garden Trees and Flowering Appeal
The article surveys Prunus species for gardens, noting plum trees for jam, flowering peaches in white to pink shades, the early blooming Flowering Almond with deep pink single blooms, and Flowering Cherries in colors from white to deep pink. It compares flowering times and growth rates, highlighting ornamental value and size differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKernan
Benalla
Butter Factory
Water Trust Conference backs traffic limits and road repairs
A regional water trust conference in Shepparton discussed regulating earth road traffic for petrol wood and merchandise to ease damage. Participants from Numurkah Rodney Violet Town and Tungamah reviewed meters values and proposed owner liability for by law breaches while urging action on overdue rates and road-friendly plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coma
Mackensie
Pinnock
Prentice
Dudrey
Hooper
Gordon
Pearce
O Hanton
Lancaster
McDowell
Tuc- Neett
E Water Commission
Numurkah
Trust
Rodney
Shepparton
Euros
Violet
Town
Benalls
Tungamah
Drs Dudley
Davies
Ayan
McKernan
Area
Devlin
Violet Town
J. Cook
Benalla
Smyth
Tunny
Ryan
J. H. Varcoe
Go Cr
vernor-in-Council
Cr Smyth
T Tangamah
Buroashire
Shire of
J. B. Brooks
Holdenson
Neilson
Deakin
Brooks
Endall
Shepparton Butter Factory
Brooka
Dudley
Cough Remedy Bottles and Motor Damage Claim Discussed
Mrs A Firman raised a £20 claim for motor damage during use of a pumping cough remedy. Engineer deemed motor damaged but claim excessive. Committeemen Gordon and Hooper urged fair treatment. Rates collected: Aura l £20 1/4, Numurkah £220 9/1, Nathalia Urban £53 19/-, Strathmerton Urban £11 10/9, Wunghnu Urban £19 19/4. Total £325 19/5. Finance accounts £105 11/2 approved. Pumps at Numurkah Nathalia and Wunghnu advertised for sale with no offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Firman
Maron
Coms
Gordon
Hooper
Nathalia Urban
Strathmerton Urban
Wunghnu Urban
Numurkah
Nathalig
Wunghnu
Tungamah Council Monthly Meeting Proceedings
The Tungamah Council met with present directors including Wadeson Christie Ashton Cowper Diver Smyth Teague Batey Lawrence Ryan and Mulquiney. Reports covered electricity mains expansion potential along the Benalis Tunramah line and correspondence on weeds along the Dookie Katamatite line and hospital loam extraction. Other items included unemployment relief grants for bridges and racecourse works, an infectious diseases unit conference, a yard valuation discussion, and engineer reports on road and bridge projects with Cobram-Tocumwal work in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs Wadeson
Christie
Ashton
Cowper
Diver
Smyth
Teague
Batey
Lawrence
Ryan
Mulquiney
State Electricity Commission
Benalis-Tunramah
Railways Department
Council
Katamatite Cottage Hospital
Employment Council
Public Works Department
Counc
Cobram-Tocumwal
Unemployment Council
Cobramt
Fragmented OCR: bridge unnamed with unclear details
The readable text shows a damaged fragment mentioning a bridge, a location, and stray phrases but no clear action or dates. Entities and numbers are unreadable, leaving only partial references to a structure and people.
Unreadable OCR Fragment Summarized
An unreadable OCR fragment provides no clear events or names. The text shows garbled phrases, scattered letters, and broken words making it impossible to identify persons places organizations dates or outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
BICON
Brown Carke & Co
R. Stewart
Weston
Aspennor
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Commonwealth
GE Radio Associated
General Electric Industries
Kia A
F. B. Amor Shamrock Hotel
Dennys Lascelles Ltd
Geelong
Melbourne
William Street
Dennys Lascelles
Newmarket
Arthur Stringer
Mational Mutual
Collins-street
Malbourns, Shepperton and
Nathalia
W. Bryceland
Undertaker
Melville Street
Ania
Little
Farmers’ Arms
J. F. Fortey
Milly
Higuers Bn ‘Beech
Seowy Shum
Reurkah
W. Prentice
J. Mordent
W. L. Moss
J. D. Hendy
J. Henderson
Te Ees
Engiseer
United Action
Shires
Jmhara Tha Tenet
Varcoe
Cir Company
Tungamah Council
Cra Christie
Wadeson
E. and
Dick's
de Smyth
Wiluys
Mat Warren
Oliver
Lawser
Hakimie Ith
Nied Atoll
Victuril
Uney
eMesent Ajan
Elvek
Spomker
Elie Sayerty
Wbeek
Minal
Vlealth
Abbas
Engmwus
Offien
Fequlaola
Bindsteet Toy
Watime Crossing
Sul
Suadim
Hes
Bradstreet
Cobram
Umber Bridge
Tintin
Ancay
Milan
Pemieine
Darby Bros
Phene
Povenencca
Hun
Hare
Ila
Beecham’s Pills
the Commonwealth Wool and Produce CO. Ltd
Dr. Bourke
Willam
Grant. Hegge
Aith
Sydney
N.S.W
Stone
Bales
Sreee
Cetin
Ory
Wales
North Melbourne
Campbell & Co
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