Natralia in the Final Real Day But But a Good Game
The Owl comments on Natralia’s final day, noting a spirited performance and a lighthearted miscue. The piece preserves a playful tone while praising effort and sportsmanship during a tense contest.
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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
4
The Owl comments on Natralia’s final day, noting a spirited performance and a lighthearted miscue. The piece preserves a playful tone while praising effort and sportsmanship during a tense contest.
Nathalia defeated Cobram in a rain drenched match to seize the lead in the premiership race. Cobram led at half time but Nathalia surged after the break as Petrie umpired and Canet, McGowan, Grant, and Pike contributed scoring pushes amid slippery turf and strong defending by Nathalia’s back line.
A verse declares the Worthy Citizen thrives when crowds fade and grit shows. It praises steady supporters who toil unseen and sing their part as friends depart. The narrator looks ahead to the Numurkah show with anticipation and pride, inviting the crowd to join.
Myers Bendigo announces a fall winter fashion display at the Shamrock Hotel Numurkah on Thursday October 5 and Friday October 6 featuring silk stockings terantulles and damasks with special values. The rep will showcase up to date fabrics Bleached damask and Tarantulles in three grades with prices in 2/3 2/9 and 9/3 per yard. The event invites all Numurkah residents to inspect the showroom and enjoy the displays and promotions.
Cobram dominated by players including Thomson Howe and Babb while Numurkah faces Muckatah in the semi final next Saturday at Cobram. A special train will depart Nathalia at 1.23 pm to link with Numurkah at 1.55 pm, with Tallygaroopna trains at 1.15 pm and Cobram returning at 6.15 pm.
Jos Check offers landscape, marine, and animal paintings from nature and enlargements from photos. Prices for portraits and cards are listed with discounts, framed and unframed options, and quick completion times from 2 to 6 days. he claims the largest collection in a country town and undercuts Sydney rates. He invites inspections and offers a £10 reward for finding a non own-production piece in the collection. He will travel districts with notice and no extra charge, but transport is on the customer.
Victorian producers operatives advertise a highly bred trotting stallion offered for limited mares at Nu Murkah. The listing details lineage from The Irish Horse and The Cure, showing Dam lines to Grandmaster and Red and Black, with Green as notable progeny and past show wins. Terms require 5 single mare and 30 paid at season end. grass-free grazing until December, limited mare intake, and inquiries directed to R. Biggar.
Zolocke a dark bay standing about 15.2 hands, sired by Hal Zolock and tracing to Belle Pointer and Princess Zork. The horse achieved mile times around 2.29 and won Richmond £100 events in 1918 and 1919, with multiple trot and show successes. Sire Hal Zolocko won a £400 two mile trot in New Zealand in 1915.
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