District News From Corona Shows Clashes With Sydney Festivities
The town weighs rescheduling show dates to avoid Fleet Week in Sydney as residents consider visiting Sydney or Melbourne for the American visitors. Nomination closes for an extraordinary municipal council vacancy caused by Alderman Gilles resignation. Last week rainfall totals rise, grass regrows, and farmers plan for natural feed. A social for Newtown Orphanage is organized by local ladies on 23rd inst., with Misses Hallahan and Knight secretaries. Local golf match results favor Wangaratta over Corowa, and football and other club matches are reported with mixed outcomes and upcoming fixtures.
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Moubray
Wangaratta
Corowa
Wanegaratta
Connors
G. Hay
B.A Corona
W. A. Connore
Broadbent
Harold Coz
WM. Btrong
HA. Gould
T. H. Taylor
H OF. Threan
H. Whitty
M'Coll
EH. A. Hay
Waeogaratte
Excelsior
Leonard
Simpson
Yule
Hiltern
Nugent
Messrs. Wilson and Stubbins
Rutherglen
Burryjaa
Coreen
Savernake
Clear Hills
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St. John’s Lodge
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J. Bickerton
Free Library
T .F. Notcutt
Milawa Dairy Co
London
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A. Harrison
W. E. Flanagan
Henderson
Burke
J. D. Newman
A. Ferguson
Everton
Oval
Wangaretta
J. Everton
Myrtleford
H.A.C.B.S
Father Kennedy
Wangaratta District Notes and Postings June Report
The Wangaratta district reports land seekers moving to Queensland amid a land fever. Local clergy, schools, hospitals, and societies share updates from Merriwa Gardens to Milawa and St Patrick’s. new teachers appointed. charity fund balances. gifts among hotel staff. trout stocking and river work. and upcoming meetings, sports, and library projects.
Woman Dies After Burns In Institution
A woman who suffered severe burns last week died yesterday afternoon in an institution. Her remains will be conveyed to Greta for interment.
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Greta
Wargen Wages and Local Land Board Actions
From Our Own Correspondent reports a week of weather with rain and mild conditions. The Land Board dealt with four conditional purchase applications in Mundawaddery near Yerong Creek and 14 other applications for 400 acres near Wagga. three were ballot approved and Carl Graetz won in Mangoplah. Driscoll received 378 acres in Mundawaddery. Obituaries note Patrick Kerin a Riverina grazier and Mary Daly aged 93. The Hospital Secretary hints at a £3500 grant to finish a new building. Mrs. Copland and daughter plan England trip with gifts at Mrs. Lupton’s. A lengthy inquiry examined revoking 1060 acres along the Coolamon-Wagga Road for stock use. the board opposed, but the reserve curtailment was proposed due to uselessness for travel.
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Mundawaddery
Yerong Creek
Carl Edwin Graetz
Mangoplah
Mundowy
Wagga
Wallace R. Morrow
Collengullie
John Driscoll
Johann G. Arnold
Driscoll
Patrick Kerin
Riverina
Mary Jones
Albury
Kerin
Mary Daly
J. J. Daly
Sydney
ST. E. Mitchelmore
D. Copland
Violet Copland
England
J. Lupton
E. Lindon
Government experiment farms and farmer freedom questioned
A Walla Walla letter notes rain improves crops and crop growth. It discusses the Albany and Border P., A., and H. Society urging farmers toward experimental farming, questions government control, seed and manure support, and farmer liberty to manage practices and stock decisions.
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