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NOTIFICATION OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR A LICENCE TO CONSTRUCT WORKS (BORE) / TAKE AND USE LICENCE FOR A LICENSABLE PURPOSEGMW Reference NO. BGW0454-19 We, Akuna Holdings Pty Ltd of 945 Spences Road KATUNGA VIC 3640 Refer to Vic Roads map 22 H9 (ed. 8) intend to make application to Goulburn-Murray Water for a Licence to Construct Works (Bore), and if successful: • This is our notice for an application of a new Licence to Take and Use Groundwater.• We intend to apply to transfer 1200ML of licensed entitlement from an existing licensee/s on a temporary or permanent basis.The application is for one bore to be constructed to a proposed depth of 50-150 metres. The water will be used for the purpose of Irrigation.To be constructed and used on lands described as: Volume 8264 Folio 453 Lot No. 1 Plan No. 242905M Plan Type TP Parish Ulupna; Volume 7423 Folio 581 Lot No. 1 Plan No. 534029J Plan Type TP Parish Ulupna; Volume 10677 Folio 250 Crown Allotment 66 Section C Parish Ulupna; Volume 10677 Folio 251 Crown Allotment 67 Section C Parish Ulupna; Volume 11866 Folio 669 Lot No. 3 Plan No. 724004F Plan Type PS Parish Ulupna.Any person able to demonstrate that their interests will be affected by the issuing of this Licence including any intended groundwater use, is invited to make a written submission (via post, email or fax) setting out the nature of the impact within 14 days of receipt of this written notifi cation. Late submissions will not be considered.To make a submission, please read the information available to download from www.g-mwater.com.au/customer-services/forms/groundwaterforms refer to No. 4 (or contact GMW to arrange for a copy to be posted to you). Submissions must be lodged in writing using the template available by either mail or email to Customer Support Coordinator, Licensing Administration, PO Box 165, TATURA VIC 3616 or email licensingadmin@g-mwater.com.au.

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KIRBY — The Graveside Funeral Service to celebrate the life of Mr. Edmund “Peter” Kirby will be held at the Numurkah Lawn Cemetery, Corke St., Numurkah on Friday July 19, 2019 commencing at 1 pm

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HENDERSON —David. 21st July, 2018.Missing you every day.Forever in my thoughts.

Love Wendy XFIGHT MND

SELLISETH — Ian.Loved brother-in-law of Mary and David Cobbledick and family. Memories of all the good times we had together.

RIPReunited with Sue at Swan Hill Cemetery._________________

SELLISETH — Ian.2.1.1945 – 13.7.2019Peacefully at home in the care of Peter.

In God’s care you rest above.

In our hearts you rest with love.

Now at Peace_________________

KIRBY — Edmund “Peter”Late of Numurkah, formerly of Harrow. Fought hard until the end, sadly passed on July 9th, 2019, aged 63 years old.

Loved husband of Leanne and adored father of Madeline and Aiden.

His dignifi ed and brave battle was an inspiration to us all.He fought long and hard but he is now fi nally at rest.

Life isn’t forever, love is.

Forever In Our Hearts ♥

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SELLISETH — The funeral service to celebrate the life of Mr. Ian Selliseth will be held at St. Augustine’s Anglican Church, Maude Street, Shepparton, On Saturday July 20 2019, commencing at 1:30pm.A committal service will be held at the Sawn Hill Lawn Cemetery on Monday July 22nd 2019 commencing at 1:30pm.Heritage Park Funerals

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ELLIS (Hillier) —The funeral service to celebrate the life of Betty Ellis will be held at St Georges, Anglican Church, Melville Street, Numurkah on Friday July 19 2019, commencing at 2:30pm, followed by interment at the Numurkah Lawn Cemetery.Heritage Park Funerals

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KENNETT — Warren ThomsonLate of Numurkah, formerly of Invergordon and Mitta Mitta. Passed away peacefully on July 16, 2019 aged 86 years at Karinya, Numurkah.Loved and loving husband of Rosemary, father and father-in-law of Jeff and Maree; Jill and Stuart; Rod and Tanya.Loving Pa of Stacie, Justin, Joshua and Chelsea and their partners.Brother of Ian (dec.), Margaret, Florence, William (Mac) (dec.), Heather, June, Peter, Roger and their partners.

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NUMURKAH SHIRE COUNCIL.TUESDAY, 8th JULY.

Present.—Crs. Ball (who in the absence of the Presi-dent, Cr. Geo. Tuckett, was voted to the chair), J. Tuck-ett, Campbell, Dudley, McLean, Ross, Schier, Moss, and Gordon.

Correspondence.From Echuca Borough Council, forwarding £25 to-

wards construction of Shackell’s Folly bridge.—Received.From State Forests — Department refusing request

for £25 towards constructing a levee at the “Goose Neck,” Barmah.— Cr. Ross said it was proposed to put in a flood-gate, and he moved that the President wait on the department when next in Melbourne.—Seconded by the chairman and carried.

From Shire of Yea, asking cooperation in endeavoring to secure wire-netting for returned soldier settlers, on the deferred payment system.—Granted.

From Shire of Marong, asking support in an effort to have the amendment of the Width of Tyres Act rescind-ed, as Motion No. 5 would mean the scrapping of thou-sands of good wheels.— Held over.

From Nathalia Soldiers’ Welfare committee, asking that the selection of illuminated certificates be made by the council as early as possible.;—Decided to procure certificates at once, riding members to submit list of names to next meeting.

From Shire of Deakin, stating that Stewarts bridge had been reported as unfit for traffic, and asking council’s views.—Cr. Ross moved that it be suggested that the Deakin council ask the Commission to supply the nec-essary timber and have repair work done by returned soldiers.— Seconded by Cr. Schier and carried.

From Public Works Department, asking whether council intended accepting Commonwealth grant to-wards employment of returned soldiers.—-Cr. Tuckett said that an avenue of trees was being planted in Nathalia. He moved that the engineer inform the department of the amount to be spent.—The engineer said they were greatly restricted by the conditions. He did not know of any soldiers in Numurkah in need of work. Work had been suggested at Barmah, but he did not know where the men were coming from.—It was agreed that coun-cillors should assist the engineer in drawing up a list of works, the engineer then to make application for the necessary money.”

PERSONAL.The Lieutenant-Colonel Murray W. J. Bourchier,

D.S.O., of Woodlands Park, Strathmerton, is returning to Victoria on the s.s. Essex, which left Suez last month. While in command of the 4th Light Horse, Lieutenant. Colonel Bourchier was awarded the Distinguished Service Order for conspicuous gallantry. He enlisted in September, 1914.

Just as we were going to press last night we received word that Mr Archie Knox, son of Mr and Mrs Knox, of Drumanure, had succumbed to an attack of influen-za from which he had been suffering since last Saturday week.

During the past few days reports have reached outside centres that Mr H. J. Pearson had succumbed to the severe attack of influenza with which he was attacked. Fortunately Mr Pearson is in the happy position of being able to say with Mark Twain that “ the report is greatly exaggerated,” and we are happy to say that he is making such excellent progress towards recovery that he hopes to be able to leave his bed within the next day or two.

FOOTBALL. NUMURKAH v BUNBARTHANumurkah were “at home” to Bunbartha on Saturday

last with probably the weakest team that had so far done service for the blue and whites. No less than five of the team that did service at Drumanure were out, through injuries or the “flu,” whilst “Bunny,” with the exception of one man, were fully represented. The game resulted in a very even go until half time, Bunbartha excelling in the short passing, whilst the locals were inclined to rely more on individual effort.

The scores at that period were Numurkah, 2-3; Bun-bartha, 1-1.

This week in 1917 ... To celebrate the State Library of Victoria’s

digitising of the war years editions of the Numurkah Leader, each week we will include the news of the week, 100 years ago.

To view these editions online go to trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/title/591.

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