Benalla Council Approves Street Works and Lighting Upgrades
The Benalla council approved schedules for street works on Mair Street and associated streets including Bridge Street to Church Street and Goomalibee Street. Total area for Benalla East is 904 square yards and Benalla West 1420 square yards. Two street lights in Bridge Street and two lighting units near Holding Centre were approved for installation.
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Benalla
Bridge Street
Goomalibee Street
Charles Street
Arandle Street
Cross Street
Wedge Street
Arun Street
Pubig Waks Committee Abo Ineled Hut
Benalla West
Clarke Street
Mansfield Road
Renold Chain
Samaria Road
Vicar's Wife Collapses in Hotel Yard
Mrs Juanita Dorothy Mace wife of Rev A R Mace vicar of St Joho's Toorak collapsed in the Broken River Hotel yard after returning from Swanpool Church celebrations The couple had attended the opening of St Aidan's Hall at Swanpool She died instantly aged 0 years The report also notes a separate description of a Victoria gallery exhibition opening at National Gallery free admission Bernard Briggs Kinderwarien Sept 10.
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Juanita Dorothy Mace
A. R. Mace
St. Joho’s. Toorak
Broken River
Swanpool
Victoria
National Gallery
Bernard Briggs Kinderwarien
Bishop Armour Dedicated New Church Hall in Wangaria District
Bishop Armour dedicated the new church hall in the Wangariua Diocese after a service at the church. The ceremony drew about 150 residents with clergy including Rev John Hull Canon A RK Mace Rev Burness and two St Colomb's Hall students. Afternoon tea followed as visiting speakers praised the hall’s role in district church life.
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Oshamt. ‘Sr
Englath Yo
Bishy T. M. Armour
Wangariua Diorese
Clery
John Hull
St Coulomb's Hall
Canon A
RK Mace
St. John’s
Toorak
Burness
Colram
St. Colomb's Hall
Ht Morey
W. Brown
Armour
David Hall
Canon Mace
Bathman Appeal Raises Funds for Injured Footballer
A financial appeal in Winton raised 60 pounds as a quick donation to aid injured serviceman and footballer Bathman. The fund drive and a forthcoming ball aim to cover medical expenses after his semi final injury led to hospital care and transfer to Royal Melbourne for surgery.
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Winton Tall
Coff. Fathman
Bathman
Ind. Cantaln
Winton
Walhwardtta Bae Hospital
Royal Melbsurne
Asistwa
Benalla election candidate Terrett seeks ratepayers’ support
Twenty years ago a Benalla local founded J A Terrett and Co Limited, now a major Benalla firm. Jack Terrett announces his candidacy in the Benalla Borough Elections, urging voters to back TERRETT with the first vote, asserting he places Benalla first and trusts in the town.
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Benalla
Switch Firing Up Sparks a 25 Year Wait in Swanpool
Albert Heaney Maver led the ceremony as Swanpool celebrates the long awaited electricity switch on. Dr F A Cook and Shire President H Payne praise the project linking milk plants, improved pastures, and power for local industry while noting community support.
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Albert Heaney
AS A.dures
F. A. Cook
Cook
Shire
Cr. H. Payne
Cro. T. Cobb
Cruly
Crivelli
Andre Crivellh
Woolley
Heaney
Jones
Adicket
S.f.e
Ss. BC
Thtee
E.C
North Eastern
SEC
R.G Crivelli Tungumah
Cookie Glenrowan
Buffalo River
Mulwalo
Morhiu
Molulliad
Wirrenbayne
Dimg
Benalla
A. Evang
Jopes Esi
Swanpool
Semi Final Protest Dismissed in Wilby Benalla Clash
Protest over Benalla-Tungamah League semi final defeated 16 votes to 2 at delegates meeting. Wilby delegates HV Lewis and Hy Asquith supported protest claiming miscalled final quarter goal and missing white line. Lines confirmed. replay denied. £5 protest deposit refunded.
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Tat
Tungamah
Devenish
J. Parker
North Wanga
Qatia
Wilbvy
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Tavong Railway
Mair
Church Street
Ken
Norman
Teruy
Fio
Givine
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Essendon
Swan
Kelvinator
Nunn Street
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