Numurkah by Law No 35 Petrol Pumps War Memorial
Shire of Numurkah unveils a district war memorial erected by Vandhasis Barklamb Bros at the Shire Hall Numurkah. The memorial praised for its fine workmanship is to be formally unveiled on Armistice Day November 11 with subscription set at 10 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandhasis Barklamb Bros
Edward Day
Oenetah
Numurkah
E. C. Hill
Geo. Orpword
Nagambie
Campbell & Co
Nururkah
Numurah
Shire
Nathalia
Shire Hall
Numur
Kah
Labor Party
W. 2. Hill
Echuca
Hill
Labor
Numurkah Shire Hall
Nunturkah Railways Social Club
Mooroopna Hospital
Messrs
J. McNamara and Co
Kilpatrick, McLellam and Co
Nu Murkah Court Settles Breach of Covenant Claim
Judge Moule presided over a Nu Murkah County Court session in which Margaret A McIntyre and Thomas E Heard settled for 85 pounds for money due and damages from alleged covenant breach. The hearing also covered a 300 pound misrepresentation claim about a bakery sale, with the court adjourning for lunch. A partial settlement was later announced and funds to be distributed to the plaintiff, withdrawal of allegations of dishonesty requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moule
F. M. Ohanion
J. A. Mayer
Numurkah
Voumard
Messrs
Morrissy J
Deane
Ms Voumard
P. W. Feltham
Morrison and Teare
Moorcoors Hospital
W. F. Maher
de Jones
Strange
Man Commits Death by His Own Action After Balcony Fall
A report details the death of Edward Michael Duty who died after leaping from a hotel balcony. Postmortem findings show skull fracture and brain hemorrhage with heart and chest injuries. Witnesses described his distressed state and an intent to travel to Melbourne for medical care. The inquest records indicate death by suicide while unsound minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Patuerset Ager
Ams
Raowisterial
Saties
Moenrnl
Njstar
Aenid
Strathmert Og
Alvin
Ballyrsan Boeke
Listus
Sundus
Edward Michael Duty
Fers
Awesick
Nuiyursah
Melbourne
Witeers
de Parker
Calwell
Jess
Howie
Parker
War Memorial Committee Receives Donations and Remarks
The War Memorial Committee secretary lists numerous donors with varied amounts and notes on acknowledgments. It records entries and a discussion about competition entries and prize allocations, concluding with expectations for first prize and related details.
Katamatite Bowed Fair and Hall Dance Advertisements
A collage of local notices from Katamatite and Numurkah items announces events and ads. Highlights include Katamatite Hall Grand Opening Dance October 2 with orchestra, admission 2/6, children 1/-, and a Rainbow Fair featuring a high tea on Thursday October 10. numerous sales, stalls, and meetings listed with dates in late September and early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenny & Heard
Telegraph Hotel
Numurkah
Miss Smith
E Doody
Knox-street
Drumanure Presbyterian Church
J. G. Simpe
B. Cohen
Fairley's
Numarkh
Pinnack Bros. Bevis
T. H. Ball
J. N. A. Greig
Her
Treacy
Harpury
A. Land
Dawson
Nest de Brunskill
Newby
Katamatite
Katunga
Ph.p
Chevy Campbell & Co
Nellie Stewart
S. R. Sellack
Quinn Street
Methodist Hall
Wilson
Strathmerton
Numurkah Town
Ben. Cohen
P.v.mg.c
Treacy's
W. Baker
F. Mannion
Wates
North Hall
The Finley Show at Finley on October 10 1929
The Finley Show announces prize money for jumping and trotting contests on October 10 1929. Entries close September 26 with late entries due October 10. G Scoullar Esq is president and M Wells secretary, contact phones 112 and 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley
P.M. Wells
Nathalia
Numurkah
George Fowler
G. Scoullar, Esq
Fb. M. Wells
Geelong Tenders Called for Numurkah Cottage Homes
Laird and Buchan architects invite tenders for two double cottage homes in Numurkah for the Alexander Miller Estate trustees. Tenders close at Geelong at 12 noon on Monday September 30 1920. Plans and specs available with Rev J S Fletcher at the Methodist Parsonage Numurkah and also in Melbourne and Geelong.
TO BE SCREENED AT WANGHAU FRIDAY AND FOLLOWING DATES
A truncated cinema listing announces screenings at Wanghau Friday the 27th Katamatite Saturday 28th Tullygaroopna Monday 20th and Tuesday October 1. Two BIC features include Jackie Coogan in The Bugle Cal Lom Chaney in The Big City with good support from Gomic and News Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin and
Lavis
Wanghau
Katandra
Katamacite
Ackiegan
Eugie
Sam Chaney
Jackie Coogan
Gomic
News Gazette
Namurkah Football Club members honored at gala
An interval at a full hall match featured the Namurkah Football Club recognizing longtime member Sutcliffe with a framed photograph and a cheque. President Simpann and Mr Feen praised Sutcliffe’s service while speakers recalled his contributions and wished him well as he steps away. The event included tributes from Mr Av My and Mr Fred Mutley and noted Sutcliffe’s role at the club and further honors at the Kite Club. The gathering concluded with remarks on continuity and appreciation by club members and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namurkab
Honoy Me Stan
Sutelife
Cliby
Simpann
UN Bette
Sutcliffe
Pheran
Sme
Ang Med. C. Martin
Lt Dent
Suteliffe
Feen
New Moran
Fred Mutley
Nuimurkah 7
Lemguthi
Numurkah
Everstory
al. Mapletoft
Shyam
L Frith
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Acteulion
Pearson
H. J. Pearson
Melville-Street
Katamatie
KYMAC
Prudential Amarapce Ieee
Shire OF
Numurkah Leader
Feaves
A. Cann
Cneec
M. Mikey
Ludi
Jones
Mechanics
Pola Negri
Paramount
The
Gerda Vallentin
Wallace Beery
Nd Hatton
Youamite
Leslie Edis
George McLeod
Edward J W. Hawking
Kyabram Court
Pathes
Dookie Court
Numurkah Agricultural Society
G. Fowler
Federal Elections
Numur[kah Partners’ Store Co
Lister Bennetts
W Ifare
George Bourke
Waughan
Richmond
District Pictures
Owirn Savers
Lage Beny
Ragee
Pols Meerk
MacKenzie
War Memorial
P. Deane
Namurksh
Dr. Branahill
C. R Kinnaird
H. J Pearson
W. McClure
Chas
Christie
F. Hay
A. M. Gait
Mre M. Lowe
MacKensie
Wachy A
Marchal
Fife
Patrick Bros
Berry
Jas
Hay
R. J. Ambler
Carlisle
AL Greig
Orris
Ashton Bros. Circus and Zoo
Adelaide
Numurkah A. & P. Society
J. McNamara & Co
P.N
Geo. Fowler
Farmers’ Produce Store Co., Numeiah
Enim Tx
Tvaa
Agricultural Society
Youlden
Butlin
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