Dark Blues Triumph in Tight District Tennis Meet
Disjointed match notes show Dark Blues beating Crowemsey 6 3 with multiple players named including Weston and Beattie. Reports mention 6 4 wins for Elite y Moet Wemoon and 6 1 outcomes for other pairs. Spotted are scores like 5 9, 10 sets and 80 games across lines, with references to Mt Bruno and East and several players such as Mrs Booth, Duffy, Gordon, and Nicol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juin Cravenea
Crowemsey
Mases
Sammon
O Utee
Weston
Miss Hramamund
Mrw
Elite
Moet Weeton
Wintechureh
J Weston
Ko Mahmood
Itn
G. O'Shaneasy
Beattie
Grane
Ana L Walker
Toi
MT. Bruno
Bruno
de Hiram Dy
Caine
Webb Wesson
Drunk Driver Eric Swindells Fined Twenty Pounds
Eric Swindells of Mansfield known as Bara mungah was fined fifteen pounds for drunk driving. The court also ordered a six month driving licence ban, as stated by the police prosecutor in the proceeding led by Messrs Warmbrunn and Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Swindells
Baramungah
Mansfield
Messrs Warmbrunn
Harrison
J'S.p
The
Benalla Dads Association notes and a court case
The Benalla Dads Association secretary thanks auditor Kennedy for his free work and announces an upcoming annual meeting and subscription drive. In court Swindells pleaded guilty to unlawful activity in Nixon Street and to being drunk, with police noting little other assets beyond a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad L. V. Kennedy
Benalla
Dad H. Richards
Swindells
Nixon Street
Robert Lynch Poleworth
Swindellson
Stans
M. Healey
Brothers Reunite After Fifty Three Years
Two brothers long believed dead finally reunited in Shepparton. Albert Sentt from Kale MyLIe WA left in 1900 to work in Kalgoorlie before vanishing. Daniel Seatt, living far away, tracked him down and the pair embraced, sharing decades of lost time and plans for future visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shep
Daniel Seatt
Albert Sentt
Kalemylie
Albert
Shepparton
Tin Kalgoorlie
Seoul Daniels
Lote
Silver Scout Leased to Return to Former Form
Silver Scout, owned by Mrs. dG Grimline, is leased by the trainer Mr. TJ Beott from the Ned Bad Joss Beer stable. A representative of Enadyn expresses confidence in restoring Silver Scout to its previous brilliant sprinting form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Gauiper
Puyes
Mra
Dg GriMine
Han
Definite Times May Solve Tip Trouble
A municipal meeting on Monday discussed measures to address tip issues in the town. Officials proposed enforcing full-time oversight and possible prosecutions to fix the problem while noting residents and councils must cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone S
Crd
Merindsen
Tts
Crete
St James News Brief Shows Local Bank Manager Names
Fragmentary notes from St James News mention Mr C Plolds as bank manager of a local branch, with unclear references to other individuals and events, including names like Mr Mibberd and Mr Toleabe, plus stray phrases about Cowes and a Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Plolds
Bank
Nike New
Mibberd
Toleabe
Wilfer
Cowes
Hornet
Cricket match ends with two run defeat for St James
In a tight Lake Rowan contest Pelly and Beas led the St James unit to a close finish but Wilby’s side edged them by two runs after a spirited display from G Ciro J WE Belle and Garbay. Key contributions included A Evans and Harpreates with notable fielding and bowling throughout the innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciro
Pally
Maryren
Garbay
Corbay
Evans
Pelly
Mallowe
Corbey
Harpreates
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Deo
Fy Wrarui
Miz
Whyte~ Oh
A Beattie
Mrs
Fo Pest
Mins O. Sam
Cran
Mim
Preewell
K Bren
McLean
Hhved
Mies
Melean
Pilbean
Nam
Mose
Morris
Han Mer McLean
Miss Pilbeamh
Booth Mie
Amer
Hogsted
fhoMebew
Miss Paal
Storeter
Mins Schrieb
Miz Nicol Sand Misa” Duffy
AL Jones
Aba
D. Gordar
Og v
GriMts
Webb Humphreys
Dads’ Association
Dad Denner
Weinrad
Jacka
Benalla Dry-Cleaners
Jacka's
Iacka's
Silver Scout
Prude
Lie
Werstind
Merrion
Aid & Hosel
Varren
St. James News
Lake Rowan
Beas
St James Ermneters
Hence
Bn Wilby
Wilby
Core
James
Devine
Melly
Tammoend
Urvinne Liiverwood
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