Tragic death of Mrs. E Hohir at Oakleigh shocks family
A young mother died unexpectedly at Oakleigh on Saturday, leaving an infant and four small children. The funeral was held at Madingley cemetery after Melbourne trains arrived, with Rev. Fathers Horan Sullivan and Mather officiating. The story notes her father’s respected lineage and extended family, and mentions other local obituaries and church events amidst a flood of community notices and local agricultural items.
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Oakleigh
E. Hohir
Madingley
Melbourne
Horan,Sullivan
Mather
Father O'Sullivan
Sleckwood
Father Maher
St. Bernard's Church
Weber
Farmer
Millard
Mechanics’ Institute
Drought Art Union
J. G. Walla
Messrs
Yeaman Broa
Parwan Wtalion
May Events and Meetings Schedule Parade
A compiled list of upcoming events includes a single tax meeting on May 1, a concert by a blind singer on May 6, a lecture on Japan by Mr A Crouch on May 7 and weekly lectures at the ANA hall by Mr W J B on stock diseases. Other items cover a Todlern bazar on May 7 and an endire party by the Bacehus Marsh rifle club on May 18.
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Lectre
Japan
BR. A. Crouch
M.H.R
W.M.R. Ball
Weinerlay
Football Club
Hibernian Society
Subre Party
PILES PERMANENTLY CURED CLAIMS WARNER WATTS
A Sydney man J A Watts of 24 Riley street Woolloomooloo reports chronic bleeding piles for two years caused severe pain, lost five weeks work, and relief only after Zam-Buk Ointment and Bile Beans. He praises Zam-Buk as a certain cure for piles among other ailments and lists price and supplier in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Watts
Riley Street
Woolloomooloo
Sydney
Mies
Zam-Buk Manufacturing Co
Pitt Street
Final match at Maddingley Park Bacchus Marsh win by 23 runs
The season concludes at Maddingley Park with Bacchus Marsh defeating Cuming Smith & Co employees by 23 runs amid a wet wicket. Scores show low totals and several batsmen named, with bowling figures led by Simmons and Jones. The note warns about counterfeit Wolfe's Schnapps.
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Maddingley Park
Bacchus Marés
Emploves
Cuming, Smith & Co
Bacchus Marsh
Baccus Mansy
F. Jones
Stevens
A. Simon
Dtyloa
W. Jones
Summonn Dee
H. Simon
Bunmona Gut
M. Cain
Simmons
J. Hanson
Greanwood
W. Simon
C. Wallace
D. Turnour
Callum
Manning
G. Stmart
M’callum
Bacchus Marsh Court Deals With Burrs and Costs
At Bacchus Marsh Police Court Judge Keogh notes penalties for burrs on crops are severe, but only W Connelly appears. D A Little, Shire Secretary, states burrs were cut or will be, cases withdrawn on payment of low costs. Council to charge for burr cutting. cooperation urged. Also includes a medicinal ad for Chamberlain's Balm claiming relief after one use.
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Brad Ty
Lideoit
J. 5
Mitchell
Cowie's Creek
Afe Juices Gascard
Sharthorn
Wm. Heath
Wm. Nagle
Shorthorn Rheo
Vaughan
Warlaby
J. Dammon
Afc James Boughe
A. F. Mollison
Bullengarook
Brown & Sons
Parwan
Wan
Dugdale
Rocliffe
Glenmore Estate
F. Beamish
Werribee
P. Flaherty
Werribes
A. Thompson
M. K. Greene
D. M'Lellan
M. Devaney
Denis Ryan
Jas
Cowan
Hi. Gould
Bacchus Marah
W. Booth
Rowsley
Trenchand & Co
Melbourne
Metropolitan Board of Works
J. G. Taylor
Essendon
M'Phail Bron. & Co
Coimadai
Togsday
Joseph Gulliver
J. A. Johns
BR. F. Manning
A. Bhaw
Bennet Street
Int
H. G. Campbell
Grant Streat
Ind
J. Lodge
J. Moore
Chrysan
Moore
Shire
Bacchus Marsh Vy
W. Connelly
Hugh Love
M. Dowling
G. Talmage
Connally
D. A. Little
Keogh
Slovenia
W. Geawr
Rainfall Record From Bacchus Marsh Station Explains 267 Point Rise
Observers tally rainfall in April 208 paints and a year’s total of 724 points. The 267 point net gain reflects vegetative value, showing why larger totals and averages mislead officials. Beneficial rain occurred with mild temperature and calm cloudy conditions on multiple days, listing daily points.
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Bird
Black Wood Report Highlights Rain, Cyclone, and Local Cricket Fame
Heavy rains refreshed local reservoirs after a two inch weekend fall. A Friday cyclone from Mt Wilson caused trees to fall as it crossed Simmons Reef. Barry's Reef Cricket Club had a strong year with 3 wins, 2 draws, and 1 loss. A T Knight led batting with 40.6 and J Cummings topped bowling with six for 14. A draught horn loss befell Sten Bilead, and a injured horse required destruction. A pupil teacher appointment went to E Higgins of Barry's Reef, continuing a string of successful students from the school. A T Knight praised.
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Mt. Wilson
Simmons Reef
Barry's Reef Cricket Club
A. T. Knight
H. Garrick
W. Cummings
Jon. Terrill
Mr. J. Cummings
F. Wilson
G. Cummings
Sten
Kyneton
Ballan
Woodend
Rovey Wid Garlick
E. Higgins
Barry's Reef
Garlick
Melton Gun Club Holds Monthly Shoot With Low Scores
Tuk Melton Gun club held its monthly shoot on a dull Wednesday afternoon with lively birds making high scores rare. Twelve shooters competed as Mr. G. Shebler topped events by killing seven birds in two heats earning the Duke and Colgol trophies. The club will resume on May 20 at 1:30 p.m.
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Combeoruk Dent
Tuk Melton Gun Club
Duke
Colgol
G. Shebler
A. Shebler
H. Coburn
Hainbow
FP. Millar
BE. Mitchbell
Finn J. Pearson
Hi. Coburn
Massra
C. Shebler
Ord
Rainbow
Geddes
Manning
RP. Manning
A. Geddes
Werribee Court Proceedings On School Attendance and Fines
Werribee Police Court sat at Wroxisway on the 29th ann. before Messrs Patterson and Rogers. Richard Miller, truancy officer, led charges against several youths for sending children to schooling. Fines of 1 to 8 shillings were imposed. the bench dismissed complaints with 1 pound 1 shilling costs against the informant. A separate case involved Adamo Tina Hastie versus Alfred Stone and Samuel Keats for wilful trespass on Werribee Park in pursuit of game. defendants pleaded guilty and were fined 6 shillings with 15 shillings costs. Other cases included disputes over weights of bread and auctions without licenses, with fines up to £90 on the first charge and £20 on the second. Default of payment led to imprisonment terms of months and 7 days.
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Werribee Police Court
Wroxisway
G. W. F. Patterson
P.M
J. Rogers
Porteous
William Barris
Linsbeardone
Neill
William Watkins
Cowte
Bame
John M‘keown
Same
Jas. Collins
Neilly J. J. Newton
Ealling
Milne
Mesure
M'Kay
Grigg
Werribee News Brings Rain, Accidents and Local Happenings
The Werribee district reports a successful lambing season at Werribee Park and the Manor estates with high percentages. A Wednesday night downpour totaled 45 points. A serious accident near Little River left several injured but recovering. Local events include a Werribee Football Club meeting and a match for two heavyweights within a month. Community notes mention Dr Ingham staying, council matters, and several local sports visits and results.
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Werribee Park
Little River
Mra
Simirl
Miss Lodge
John Bell
Hebredesialdan
Dette
Werribee Football Club
Mechanics’ Hall
Uren
Irvine
Downey's Club
Ingham
Werribee
Sinclair
Neill
Iai
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L. A. Fairbairn & Co
Poll & Hogan
Rothsay Park
Lara
J. W. Wallace
Ballark
Morrisona
John Egan
J. Whitley
James Egan
Tasmania
Wm. Rawaley
Joserne
Kinneas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Powers
Lord Scully
Lucerne
B.C. Buffum
Wroming Iment
J. W. Hobinson
H. DL. Watson
Victoria
Sydney Herald
E. W. O'Sullivan
Me. H. Denne
Railways
George Maddison
Pittstrest
Hitler-Ericcson
Works Department
Sullivan
New South Wales
Queensland
Monier
Gosford Times
Gowford
Corioshire
Monash
Anderson
Bannockburn
Corio
Waa
Privy Council
L. A. Farnaren & Co
Ahaa
Bacchus Mars
Baos. & Co
Tursday
Moxpay
Arai
Lodge
Ene Ery
Cain
Mark Kyle
Dodges
Hannaford
Bassett
Arnold
Railton
Kyle
Howe
Simon
Father and Sons
Burbidge
Little
R.A. Crouch
E. A. Fisher
H. M. Hodgson
Gordon Btuart
Fochsias
H. Burbidge
A. Fiser
A. Shaw
A. Fisher
Fochsiss
J. Fie
D. A. Tittle
D. Lodge
J. Lodges
Frank Hanaford
Mrs. A. Shaw
H. Borbidge
Cuamrrow
J. Moors
Maman Cochet
Pansica
Flowera
Jones
M. Anderson
Misa L. Burbidge
C. Dickie
Misa M. Anderson
Ellaio Ramsey
Daisy Stuart
JJ. Lodge
J. Moora
Lit
Ross
W. Watts
A. Marsh
A.C. Simon
A. C C. Simon
J. Cowan
A. C. Simon
BR. L. Muir
Portland
BP. Murray
A. ©. Simon
W. Kerr
Mrs. Brown & Bons
A. C. Sumon
Pie Meloni
A. C. Simion
A. C G. Simon
A. C. Stan
C. Simon
H. Burbidgs
Mangolds
Giobs
A. C. Bimon
Onte
J. Barry
Qata
M. Muir
E Mowy
Englias
B. B. Mogg
E. H. Dickis
W. H. M'Felons
W.grant Moston
Myrmong
M. J. Poarea
Miaw May Cumming
Misa
M. J. Fenres
Gowan
J. Scott
H. B. Jones
W. H. M.parlana
Mrs. J. Scott
Mee
J. Karr
Essen
Hebert Vena
Launceston
Ayor
Ayer
Ayers
Sa Cean Pania Oniee
Lowell
Cricket
Simunuons
Styles
Greenwood
Brown
M'Callum
A. Jones
Wellace
D. M'Kongie
E. Stephens
Norris
J. Styles
A. Greenwood
Wallace
C. F. Jones
Wolfe
Bacchus Marsh Police Court
Tuveapay
Aram
Bacchus Marsh Observation Station
Dun
Melton
Geelong
Alson
W.lson
A. J. Donne Wao
Martin Hickey
Teuroceighe A
Dearrae Mayne
Hickey Lane
Webride Cote Raasot
Mosrom
Myrnlong
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