local news · 1884
The Nathalia Herald reports on a cricket match between Nathalia and Bourke, with details on individual player performances and the final score, alongside a council decision regarding a shire engineer appointment and a health officer appointment.
Nathalia to the wickets first. Enough remains, spring clearing the 3-chain Barmah who early, …
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PersonKenneth
PersonSimpson
PersonChristic
PersonMurphy
CouncillorCr Watson
EngineerMr Downe
CricketerBourke
CricketerPorter
Health OfficerDr Courtenay
CricketerT. Bourke
CricketerChristie
CricketerPorter
The Nathalia Herald, No. 35, 1884-10-03.
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