Mayungi Football Club Annual Meeting and Associations
May 5 meeting formed a club committee for the upcoming year with Guy Merry as president, Bart Sullivan captain, and Bowrk Opiocteukury as vice president. May 8 meeting at Telegraph Hotel, Numurkat, with Geo Wilcox chairing and discussions on divisions, umpires, and prize payments. Mentions of Cobram Boomana and Kata clubs. plans for June meetings and minor prize rules debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brom
Mayungi
Tollow
Guy
Mery Vict
Bork Opiogatekelury
Bart Sullivan
W Usborne
Vito-Soplain
M'Lennni
Dolegalos
Guymor
Sullivan
Maton Somumitteo
Brossas W.—Tounlil
Gon
J. Buekel
Double
GV. Association
Fay Wens
Telegraph Hotel
Numuitkali
Om Sal
Attekatal
Nunjurkal
Divisitine
Cobram
Boomaroomana
Ile Jt Vision
Die Nigler Af
Uropleys
Relaes
W. H Rennick
Aspiras Ba
Mkenaie
J ‘Fy
Annmires
Stowall
Howell
Jeff
Leon Warsinig
Iis
Boomanse
Ana
Katamalite Imay
Huty
Uiea Matelios
Imperial Club meeting and resignations amid May fixtures
The Imperial Club held a Monday night meeting at the Royal Union where Maskell resigned as a member and Bratt was considered for clearance. Reports noted donations from collectors and committee aid from M Kellitr Dannt Gahill and Killpan while arrangements were made for payment of dues. The page also mentions Arcadia Henderson and other local fixtures in May and a wine and spirit note from Nang Irving’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Club
Royal Uoln
Helygates
Irrigation expansion plans for Shepparton district
A deputation pressed for a permanent irrigation water supply for the Broken Creek, seeking support to extend the Eastern Goulburn channel. Figures show extensive fruit plantings across the irrigation area, with a projected near 3000 acres under fruit trees by year end and high potential yields pending improved marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dullus
Shepparton
Lucerne
Sililommak
Othr
Durng
Laiinies
Scriutsty
Tortukurr
Vasiiante
Victoria
Tie Nuwurkah Whov Trust
Massis
J. Noeld
Gay
Blickles
Sid Gu
Uy Glasnon
Lie Teist
Cevak
Igndtividers
Com
Furso
Secon
Gon Ball
Campbell
Imingdiately
Goulburn
Pine Lodge
Mit
Murray
Lue Pelmonars
Neald
Devarlement
Eastor Goulburn
Tawet
Dhaly
Australia church assembly hall opens with grand design
A long neglected church site in Australia opens its new assembly hall blending Gothic and modern styles. The building features a timber interior in Australian blackwood, seating about 700, with stained glass and fine furnishings, including a notable widow’s chair and a curator’s desk. The project cost over £27000.
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Up Presbyterian
Plebu
Gaysmon
Sir Arthur Staniey
Teft Lion
Austealysia
Ugeburgh Wajhde
Skoln
Churet
Ile Sane
Thre
Stavlus
Ulic
Tate Mo Jasies Balfont
Madewaton
Tate Tov 3
K. Mavinilian
Lin Ganeral Assembly
Silent Auction for Books at H. Mare Hall
A fragmentary notice advertises a book sale at H. Mare Hall. It hints at bargain prices and a shop-like setup run by H. Marshall, inviting readers to join a sale event and compare prices. The readable text names H. Mare Hall and H. Marshall as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Marehall
H. Marshall
Market Report from Parton Markets Castle
May 1 sale highlighted by shork yaeding and ornate pots at Parton Markets Castle. Traders offered bulls cows yearlings and springers with prices from 3/10 to 63/5, noting quality and distant stock. Multiple lots described with varied prices and conditions, including inferior cows and young stock.
Rainfall figures tabulated for Shepparton region
A rainfall table appended to a local period report credits Mr Gov. Tlorenge, c gardener, Queen's Gardens, for data. The statement presents thirty year figures for Shepparton with noted totals and resistured measurements.
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Gov. Tlorenge
Eardten
Queen's Gardens
Shepparton Tor
Wool Sales in Sydney Market Sees Broker Dispute Rage
Dalewty and Goupany Limited capers sales opened in Hus oantee of 27 WIG where about 30 lots were offered. Buyers pressed brokers to extend payment terms beyond fourteen days without interest or storage charges, while brokers refused to bid, delaying trades. The market remains unsettled as buyers and brokers clash over prompt payment and extensions.
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Dalewty and Goupany Limited
Cho Yoo
Cvod
Colsay
Myers
Storas
Dapostt
Elising
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Job
Manungi Club
Aunior
Mperiala
Avorkurk
Girwhamvale
Arcadia
Henderson
Daniamba West
Ardmona
Jut Couiamba
F. Carey
Nang Irving
Will
Jane Irvine
Marke
Irrigaton
Iiasa
Enus
Wterian Gh
Lowes
Rowe & Co
Assey - Harris Coy. Ltd
Bell Se
Stormny
Harpowe
MT. McAlpine Grocer
Yaiham Sirzet
al Mikes
Miarmacanca
Wondham F
M'Lean Bros
Wyndham Street
Suepparto
Jarrah
Tasmanian
4 Trading Co, Ltd
Queen's Bridge
Bouth
Melbourne
Parton Markets
Bassesbergsel
Eerbee
Wool Sales
Iy Soporte
Ummelal “Guardian
F. B. S. Dulkinopthas
Tuppall
Aintuaba
Weidensagh, Proprietor
General Agents
New Zealand Loan & Mercanti Agency Co. Ltd
Savness
Vasces
Uudarjaten
Riverbe
Queenslang
Cooper
Pelpiine Aulegreseuce
Collins and Mill Streets
Ethene
Yournehuseare
LinitEn
King 5i
Malbourne Branche
Albuim
Locknagt
Wodqsl
Tllangatta
Woergong
WLIW
Grokere
Bret SA Pnouiet
van McDougall
Kensington
ENS
Dalgety
Newmarket Wool, Grain
Bato
Nobel
Clascom
Chldworth Powsars
Bourke Street
LOGAL
Rancour
Guthrie
Bobdy
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