Numurkah Premieres For Second Year In Succession In Final
Numurkah repeated as premiers in a close final against Finley. Analysis shows Numurkah led by G Bourke and Coxon with key marks from Walsh and Taylor while Finley fought back through McKinley and Dudley. Final score noted as 5-10 to 4-8 with late pressure and defensive stands shaping the outcome.
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Yurkan
Finley
Hamilton
Snuickah
Walsh
Aowly
Mo Pedley
Numuckah
Job
Taylor
Werner Hh
Thilo Ant Hooper
Steevord
Aticka
Eileen Way
Hibberd
Ryan
James
A. Taylor
Dudley
Des
Bourke
Numurkah
Ley
Evans
Feve
White
Coxon
Uall
G. Bourke
Pyle
F. Hornemas
Killeen
Tyre
Nan
Paterson Getti Jnulley
Siepherson
Wile
Bryce Wee
Wylie
Mckinley
Waylon
Motos
Dudley vii
Leoney
Dames
Hooper
Wilson
Pinley White
Numarkah
Adie
Thaenion
Furmer
Killve
Aail
Keight
Knight
Foam Coxon
Ceneralis
Finley and Numurkah Players Connected in Local Lineup
A fragmented score note lists Numurkah and Finley players with numbers 6-15 and 4-10, naming Iwmurkah M valley Walsh Me ey Le Thornton Finley Knights and a roster including Tayloe Wilson Hamilton Siomragesser Padley Bytit Hayntun Simpsin Hooper Bryce Toward White Donaldson Tayloe Bros Hamilton Ryan Knight.
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Iwmurkah
M. Valley
Walsh
Wah
Meey
le Thornton
Finley
Knights
A. Tayloe
Wilson
Hamilton
Siomragesseree
Padley
G. Bytit
Hayntun
Simpsin
Hooper
Bryce
Toward
White
Donaldson
Tayloe Bros
Ryan
Knight
Travelling stock drive sparks calls for action in Turamah shire
Dr Mulquiney and Dr Batey condemn unchecked droving across borders. NSW law greater than Victoria’s, permits and branding debated. Council urged to enforce bylaw or permit system to stop stock wandering, with impoundment possible under existing acts.
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Tungamah
Mulquiney
Victoria
New South Wales
Turamah
Batey
Malquiney
Soch
Kelly
Cr. Mulquiney
Namurkah CWA Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Namurkah CWA marked its third birthday with a party at the M.U.I.C.C.F. Hall attended by about 150 members and visitors. The event featured a birthday cake by T A Morris and decorations, plus readings, music, and a charity drive for Somers House as part of the Goulburn Valley group.
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Namurkeb
Country Women's Association
M.u.1.c.c.f
T. A. Morris
Walter Morris
F. J. Webster
L. Barker
Burge
Goulburn Valles
Webster
Numurkah
E. Charter
A. O. Hicken
Swan Hill
Lennie
Sydney
Wellington
Wanehau
Colleen Allen
Henzel
Rosa Rourke
Mre Webster
Somers House
Goulburn
Jack Campbell
Tengamah Council Sees President Election and Budget Moves
The Tengamah Council unanimously elected Cr. Teague as President and later hosted a dinner. The meeting fixed allowances at £40 with a £30 emergency allowance. Reports covered drainage funding for Katamatite, Cobram, and St James, road and pipework needs at Yarroweyah and Muckatah, and several graveling, forming, and drainage projects across the shire. Engineer reports and tenders were discussed for roads from Cobram to Youanmite and Naring regions, with inspections and actions to follow.
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Cr. Teague
Dr. Teague
Wiieaas
Worrespeecen
Public Works Department
Katamatite
Cobram
St. James
E. G. Nunn
Gillespie and Collery
Caird and Collery
Muckatah Recreation Reserve
Gateway
Gate
R. Kerr
Yarroweyah
Romsey
Cobram-Mynee Road
Sutton
Teitz
Hill
Mecesom State Electricity Commis
Shire
Cassidy
Messrs Shiels
Clarey Bros
Country Roads Board
Tocunwal-Yarroweyah
J. Daly
Patrick
Nelson
Naring
Yarrawonga-Katamatite
W. Youanmite
Dickie and Graham
Barnes
Lukies
Barnes, White and Mills
No vote should defeat Prohibition say electors
A Prohibitionist pamphlet argues that voting No keeps the state free from alcohol bans. It poses questions about closing hotels and licenced venues, penalties for liquor, job losses, revenue losses, and taxpayer burdens, urging readers to vote against Prohibition at the October 8 poll.
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Commonwealth
Farmers Field Day at Werribee Research Farm on Show Week
The annual Field Day at the Werribee State Research Farm will be held Friday afternoon during Melbourne Show week. Minister E J Hogan invites all primary producers to attend, no entry fee, special train from Spencer Street at 12 40 pm, staff will explain pasture, irrigation and stock experiments with visits to fields and farm stock.
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Werribee
Melbourne
E. J. Hogan
Victoria
Department of Agriculture
Spencer Street
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