Coronation coach plaque and inquest on Benalla crash
A royal coach designed by Sir William Chambers and completed in 1761, weighing four tons, is discussed amid an inquest into the February 26 Benalla road crash that killed laborer Roy Thupten. Witnesses describe the scene, alcohol smell, and McFarlane’s uncertain involvement as details emerge from the coroner’s inquiry.
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Tee
Abbey
William Chambers
Ciprianul
Benally
Orgner
Roy Thupten
Melland U
Benay
Uest
Wes Ronald Lelie McFarlane
Wedge Sig Benalla
A McSwiney
McSwittty
Doyle
Wangaratta
Serat
M Healey
McFarline
MeSeine Orjeeted
Seryt Healey
Harry Wigmore
Wigmore
Manafield Road
Henalla
Police urge Easter safety blitz on roads and fires
A police sergeant warned holiday motorists to reduce speed and avoid alcohol when driving over Easter. He urged caution around fires and warned against removing batteries or terminals at crash scenes. He also advised not swimming within an hour of eating and criticized unsafe handling of firearms and fireworks.
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McFarlane
Benalla
Halloday
Mer's Licence Approved Amid Ongoing Inquiry
In Melbourne authorities renewed a license for Sipendiary stew amid a months long hush, with committee oversight and a wary stance toward recent attempts to block the process. Officials note an investigation persists as Mr. Wullah owner did not appear, while contact attempts continue.
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Exfr
Wigan
Tewarts
Melbourne
Ww. Yullah
Griffiths
Brothers Reunite After Forty Years Visit
Mr A Lindholm Consul General for Sweden in Durban visited his brother Mr E Lindholm in the Thoons district last weekend. The reunion marked a joyous 40 year separation and was described as very happy.
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A. Lindholm
Sweden
Durban
South Africa
Thoons
Mr. E. Lindholm
Benalla Kennel Show Receives High Praise From Exhibitors
Benalla dog show drew owners from Newcastle Echuca Albury Geelong Frankston Shepparton and Wangaratta. Judge N F Coles of the Kennel Control Council praised the high standard of most classes and called the event among the best conducted in the country.
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Benalla
Kennel Club
Newcastle
N.s.wo
Echuca
Albury
Geelone
Frankston
Shepparton
Wangaratta
N. F. Coles
Kennel Control Council
Carnival Profits Highlight Hospital Fund Raising
The Hospital Carnival balance sheet shows a record profit for the year ending March 31 1955. Hon treasurer Mr Murray Arnott reports a total profit of 2684 pounds 10 shillings 4 pence funded to the Charity Fund treasurer Mr Baird. The Carnival Committee thanks contributors and organisations for renewed support for the Betas District Memorial Hospital funds.
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Murray Arnott
Eb ©. Bates
Betas District Memorial Hospital
Ielitation
Baird
Top Town Auditions to Commence Next Week
Mr M C Evans chairs a town contest critiquing quality over promises of votes. The San newspaper notes the event will exclude contributions or prizes from celebrities or donors to ensure funds aid hospitals, with emphasis on fair competition.
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M C. Evans
Toe San
Pemoring
Ube
Dee Viortans
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