Untitled local sports meet reports mixed results and events
The text records winners in multiple events at a local meet including discus ballantina blindfold wheelbarrow and fruit making, noting high point was an amusing blindfold wheeling event where Mrs Arthur Heaney misjudged the finish and continued spinning. Officials Mrs Frank Duggan and Mrs Mary Gall chaired the Crom wall and afternoon tea was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballantina
Johnson Frutt
Meer Waller
Bernae
Arthur Heaney
Bhrick
Frank Duggan
Mien Mapry Gall
Felett
Tuptalis of the Clouds at the local cinema
A fragmented notices list a Saturday and Monday film titled Tuptalis of the Clouds and names several cast members amid garbled captions. The piece describes a light comedy about a young woman trying to avoid trouble while maintaining dignity and navigating social mishaps at a theater.
Minister proposes dairy export rise amid supply boost
Victoria government considers increasing milk production and dairy exports as new measures target easing shortages. Minister Mo Manin urges extended production and policy support to grow supply while balancing domestic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inereiae
Victoria
Aseeloulte
Manin
Satial
Tania
Annie Mutter
Minabteed Tatler
Pepe of
Cechael
Mbertin
Cheng
Ecomperite
de Perth
Acetowhare
Ite
Dielee
Parcel deliverance under Victorian Agriculture Act details
Oversea produce parcels arranged by the Department of Agriculture offer daily items including condensed milk, fruit tins, and cheese under strict delivery terms. Costs are ten pence for civilian delivery and eight pence for oversea recipients within the United Kingdom, with remittance to the Director of Agriculture. Orders accepted until notice expiry for despatch to addresses in England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Irish Free State excluded due to cost.
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Agricothr
Agriculture
United Kingdom
England
Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Director of Agriculture
McPouris
Oedera
Parcelu
Bre
Successful Night for Red at Benalla Meeting
A bustling Benalla gathering on Friday afternoon attended by local leaders and members. Mr H Payne was welcomed as the new appointee filling a vacancy, and matters included an Open Hunter’s Plate fundraiser with prizes of £12 £5 and £1. A minstrel show at Lime Berth Hall drew a full house with local acts and a final note of charitable proceeds for the Local Red Cross.
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Benalla A
F. Beslety
Wall
H. H. Wallace
H. Payne
WG. Opegerson
Payne
H. J. Gidney
Minea
H. J. Oldney
Waa
Oidney
Hell
Frifey
Sid
Jake Evans
Valda Holdi
Les
Brennan
Brean Warnock
Leer
Ken Williams
Len Cawley
Don, Warnock
Valda Holti
HK. Price
JL. Brennan
K.wil- Heme
Allan Lea
Len Flawley
M. Williams
Dave
Mabel
K. Williams Lawiey
Mr. Willans
J. Brennan
L. Gewley
L. Brennan
A. Lee
T. Warnock
A. Price
BE. Warnock
Ko Williams
Wullar
Mr. Williams
Luke Myone
Leo Brennan
Memere Ko
M. Wililame
Murler
Newman
Beenpont Wan
Price
Record Petato Average Developments Mentioned by Director
A director named GF Ageculture, Me HW A. Mallett, discusses weekly progress with the Vietorian Tapariment of Aarbculture regarding potato production. The report covers district-wide measures, labor, and projected yields tied to a national target and potential subsidies or penalties.
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Ageculture
A. Mallett
Vomtrar Verheed
Aarbculture
Petate
Ditricta
Uae
Ghensland
Mitrageti- Shin
Geelong
Weekly Lineup: Friday’s News Recap and Relatives
A compact Friday summary highlights the week’s events and notes about relatives available for extended support. The column covers diverse topics across fields and mentions ongoing discussions on long term commitments.
Benalla Sale Highlights Weal Stock Yard Auction
Robinson and Monds report a fortnightly stock sale at Benalla Corporation Yards with strong yarding of cattle and sheep sold to Melbourne exporters and local buyers. Prices were uneven with a shade higher. top prices achieved for fat cattle and sheep as new entries were invited for the next sale in September.
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Robinson
Monds
Benalla Corporation
Melbourne
J. Methus
Cheney
D Hey Wood
Caren
Tanlebet
J. A. Brown
Mande
Warnecis
Daly Cattle
Teenue
Wallace
Walines
F. Duggan
Lise
Leta
Goulding
Od Hollen
McNamaire
Sinai
Winners Listed in Hove Competition Week Ending
The winning entries for the hove competition week ending August 1 are announced by the judges. Names include Simon Templar submitted by T Rut ton at 2 Johnston Street Wangaratta and Saint Maven by Mrs H F Walkate of The Avenue Moreland among others from Wangaratta Werribee Burwood and Melbourne.
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Hove
Mitten
Roth
W. Hicker
Ryley Btreet
Wangaratta
Mgetden Mule
Fi. Apink
Whorpey
Simon Templar
T. K. Rutton
Johnston Street
Hey Fortune
Mire O. Robinson
Crean Brrest
Station Street
Burwond
Wundeens
H. F. Howgett
Victoria Barracks
Melbourne
No vote majority shift noted in Commonwealth proposal poll
The report details No votes gaining overall in the Commonwealth finance measure with Queensland and Western Australia showing larger No majorities. Victoria and Tasmania show modest increases in No leads while Yes remains ahead in only a few regions. Affected districts include Indi subdivision results and local notable margins, with postal ballots and regional counts contributing to the tally.
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Commonwealth
Taneid
Victora
Queensland
Tasmania
Ubes
Ier
Oth Adetralia
Western
Auetralia
Welcome Home at Ryan's Creek Hall Bonosr Misa Honored
A community gathering at Upper Ryan's Creek Hall brought residents from Lure Myrrhee Molyullah and Ryan's Creek together to honor Owen Hamege recently released from AWAR. The evening featured euchre dancing and a program led by L Mason MC Hoh Nichola. Gwen Hamage received framed scenes, with Alan Gardiner and Mick Brennan delivering speeches and supper provided by the Indies.
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Upper
Ryan's Creek
Lure
Myrrhee
Ha Ee
Alan Gardiner
Move Friends
Mason
Mick Hrennan
Gwen
Social fund success at Hibernian Hall Devenish
A Saturday evening social in Hibernian Hall Devenish raised funds for the Fare Well Committee. Winners included Mrs M N Roscow and Mr A Amall. J W Meldwean served as supervisor. Mr and Mrs J Wil ton provided music with Mr Ft Reaper as conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian
Devenish
Wool trade outlook and opening wool auctions in Australia
Wool values near £2 million in Australia as three week season begins with opening sales planned in Sydney Brisbane Bruce Aceinice and Perth Melbourne to start Monday. Expected 470 million plus total clip with 90 000 bales forecast though drought and reduced sheep shorn drop supply. Grower payments set for September 12 totaling around £46 000.
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Australia
Sydney
Brisbane
Perth
Melbourne
Riverina
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