Empire Day Observed at Nu murkah School in Narratives
Empire Day events at Nu murkah School featured singing and readings under Mr F A Guenther chairing the school committee. Students recited Loyally, True Greatness in the Nations, British Freedom, Secrets of Britain's Success, and God Bless Our Native Land, with the Union Jack saluted and the pledge recited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numurkah
F. A. Guenther
Brittania
Britain
Bruce Simpson
Guenther
Brisin
Empire Day Seeding Speech Urges Deep Roots and Duty
Dr R C Gordon as shire President speaks on Empire Day stressing duty to youth and enduring rootedness of the Empire. He cites Anmie Day address, calls for deeper wheat rooting with superphosphate, and urges boys and girls to act with kindness, sacrifice, and loyalty to Britain and its Dominions.
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R. C. Gordon
Cocing
Honan
Australia
Great Britain
State Farm
New South Wales
Acre
Florence
Farming Notes On Seeding And Fallow Practices
The passage discusses plans for next Sunday services and agricultural guidance on sowing the same day with uniform soil treatment. It stresses starting fallow as early as possible after seeding and notes crop welfare nine months later hinges on June and July work, citing exact tests conducted.
Prompt Return of Undeliverable Mail Under Consideration
Postmaster General considers a system for prompt return of undeliverable mail. Envelopes lacking a return superscription go to dead letter office after delays, with costs rising. Senders may add a directed superscription to trigger return after a set period, enabling early notification to the addressee. Replies require full sender name and address on the left lower corner.
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Postmaster-General’s Department
Metropolitan Postal District Scheme explained to use district symbols
Since the Postal District Scheme began on 1 February 1928 the department has urged free use of the district symbols in addresses. Many country letters omit them but some centres understand the need, aiding Melbourne mail flow. The system aims to speed distribution of Melbourne and suburban correspondence through correct district symbols.
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Melbourne
T'bourne
Mrs L Hyde Takes Over Victoria Hotel Katunga
Mrs L Hyde has taken over the Victoria Hotel at Katunga and expects to receive a full share of public patronage.
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L. Hyde
Victoria
Katunga
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O.S
Bitcon
Star Numurkah
T. P. McMahon
Melville Street
Telegraph
Lynette
Joan Mansfield
High Street
Shepparton
Fle
Chevrolet
Kilpatrick, Malellen
Lert
Numurkah School
Laie
Beyond
J. AH Yow
Hich-Street
Bendico
Shamrock Hotel
Sennitt
Kia-Ora
Mesdames Pozzi
O’brien
Court House
Victoria Hotel
Morrissy and
Deane
Nathalia
Cookie
Little Collins Street
J. & J. Ingram
Freeman
James T. W. Ingram
M.V.O.A
F.lo
Lond
A. A. Abotomey
England
John Allan Ingram
Freeman City of London
M.C
London
Farmers’ Alma
Appoir
Tments
Gus
Fairless Chemist
St. Kilds Road
M. Fite
Farmers’ Arms
Numurkay
Ndurance
Ford
E. Coxon & Sons, Pty. Ltd
Numurkai
Cobram
Katamatite
Strathmerton
Oliver and
Stevens
Wonder
Anne the Pennant
Eb.c. Cox
Repe Niles
Ory
April Peice
Cors Bie
Mlvelle
Numurkas
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