local news · 1887
A severe storm hit the district on Monday, causing significant rainfall and wind, while a police court case was adjourned for 28 days due to the absence of a magistrate.
The organisa- sible. obliged if our customers gaining business in Nathalia to Messrs Brown, Corke and Co., of Numurkah, …
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LocationNathalia
PersonVan Staveren & Pelling
PersonGerald
Eventaccident
Eventaccident
LocationNathalia
PersonKnight
LocationNathalia
PlaceNumurkah
PersonM'Leod Bracey
LocationNathalia
The Nathalia Herald, No. 162, 1887-03-10.
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People in this noticeVan Staveren & Pelling · Gerald · Knight · M'Leod Bracey · Dripps
Also on page 2Local justices are criticized for their absence from court days, causi · This notice contains fragmented information about irrigation schemes, · This notice contains multiple distinct entries including professional · A report details issues with the stipendiary magistrate's absence, imp
Elsewhere in this issueSeveral businesses in Nathalia, including hotels, sawmills, and genera · Andrew Minchin, a butcher in Nathalia, thanks his customers and assure · George North, an auctioneer and cattle salesman, announces extensive a · Edmonds & Ralph advertise their Saw Milling Plant at Picola Saw Mills, · All 31 notices in this issue
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