Unequalled Display in Livestock at Numurkah Show
The Numurkah Agricultural Society held a successful exhibition on Thursday with ideal weather and large attendance. Draught stock, cattle led by Red Polls, sheep, and swine displayed strong gains while arena events and trotting drew keen interest. Ladies ran luncheon and tea booths, exhibitors benefited from new grounds improvements, and overall the show was faultless and accident free.
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Numurkah Agricultural Society
Numurkak Agricultural Society 42nd Annual Exhibition
Fine weather aided the Numurkak Agricultural Society as it held its 42nd annual exhibition on Thursday. A large crowd attended despite a national financial slowdown. cattle sheep and swine were fewer than last year while horses increased. The day featured a popular band and a noted modern song performance.
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Numurkak Agricultural Society
Australia
The Officials Chosen for Society's Leadership
The society congratulates itself on its new officers led by T. A. Morris as President. Vice-Presidents J. Mortimer and W. H. Hodge provide strong support and foremen roles in recent working-bees. The group projects continued stable leadership for at least the next two years, with J. E. noted in the closing remarks.
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T. A. Morris
J. Mortimer
W. H. Hodge
Mortimer
Hodge
J. E
Fragmentary Takings Note From Campaigners
Fragmented OCR snippet shows campaigners discussing sales and revisions with unclear phrasing and missing context. No clear names or dates to identify a full item.
Visitors fill Numurkah show crowd with notable guests
Hon R Kilpatrick M L C and Mrs Kilpatrick led a busy presence among visitors at the Numurkah show. Absentees included Colonel Bourchier and Mr Tuckett due to other duties. Local societies Cobram Nathalia Shepparton and Tatura were well represented, with Dr A McDowell and Mr W Walther drawing warmth and entries.
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R. Kilpatrick
M.L.C
Tuckett
Melbourne
Municipal Association
Rochester
W. C. Hill
M.H.R
George Fairman
J. W. Trewin
Nathalia Society
Cobram Society
Ralph Thompson
Shepparton
W. Walter
Tatura Society
A. McDowell
Numurkab
Parade Feature Highlights Satihe Reed Rising in Favor
A 3 o'clock parade drew attention as onlookers observed satihe a reed gaining popularity. The display left a lasting impression with broad interest in the unusual plant.
Draft Horse Show Yields Strong Entries and Notable Winners
Mr Dickens praised the quality of draft horses, noting fewer entries but high class. Winners included G. Tweddle's Sunniland Creag and J. C. Thornton's Gracedale, with Belmont Print and Nether Craig Ends lineage well represented among foals and mares. The event featured premium brood mares, young stock, and a group award won by G. Tweddie with F. Thornton and J. C. Thornton placing.
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Dickens
Ty Ding Thomas
Hetderson
Barry Belemont
la France
Cosean
J.C. Thornton
Bloomfield
Nether Craig
Heirese
Royal Douglas
D. Cowan
Nether Craig Enis
Lassie
King’s Own
G. Tweddle
Sunniland Creag
Widgiewa
W. Walter
J. K. Allen
F. Thornton
Belmont Print
Mwere
Golden Emblem
J. C. Thornton
Flashdale
W. J. Thornton
Widgiewa Marshall
P. T
Moray Chief
W. Cobbledick
Craig Willie
Lee Creek
J. €. Thornton
Nether Craig Ends
Fishwick
Fire Farm
Pethe
Ey Wand
G. Tweddie
F. ‘Thornton
J. C. ‘Thornton
Thornton
Arena committee chiefs listed for show duties and gates
Thursday's show relied on chairmen of committees for yards advertising finance social and ticket sections. The arena stewards led by Tyres Adams Hooper and Hilliard managed time sensitive events with Biggar as timekeeper. A new sheep shed and gate reconstruction improved grounds with help from many volunteers and partners, including the football club and secretary relocation.
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R. Adams
W. G. Hooper
C. Hilliard
T. A. Morris
J. Harper
W. L. Moss
W. Hooper
E. A. Patrick
R. H. Galt
Jas. Tyres
Geo. Fowler
J. 8. Mackenzie
J. Tyres
B. Biggar
Hilliard
Jim Tyres
Jack
Reg. Bryceland
Story
Bigelor
Thornton Gates
Messie F. Pinnock
L. Mrn
Imara
J. D. Hendy
Melton
E. P. Holmes
A.C
J. Mortimer
J. Murray
C. Dudley
Messrs
D. Rendell
Jack Tyres
W. Murray
E. Morin
W. Pavey R
C. Fowler
E. Trewin
B.cohan
G. Nicholson
H. McKenzie
Jl. Tyres
A. Watters
W. Pond
J.hay
E. T. Watters
W. Hay
T. Gainey
The Ladies' Committee Earns Praise for Society Support
The Numurkah society owes its sound finances to the ladies committee led by Mrs T A Morris. Their efforts produced yearly incomes around £100, funding debentures and adding assets like pavilions and sheds. Members provided lavish luncheons and teas, with Mrs Setcis and Mrs Millie Moos noted for securing details and steady administration.
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Numurkah
T. A. Morris
Setceis
Millie Moos
Promi ‘Nent
Day Free of Accident at Track Meet Report
The report notes a safe day with minor frills in the High Jump as Beckeley mispowered and Duguiss, an older participant, fell but remained unharmed. Tommy Coonerty and mount Gordon had a couple of hiccups in the same event but landed on their feet, with no spills during hunting events.
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Beckeley
Duguiss
Tommy Coonerty
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