Australian charged with smashing 28 shop windows
A 22 year old New Australian will appear at Albury Court on Monday charged with smashing 28 plate glass windows at Mate's big store. The damage is estimated at £12700. He was remanded in court this week and bail was refused.
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Albury Court
Mate
Lenalla Edges Corowa In Four Goal Victory
Lenalla defeated Corowa 61 at a key round in the O and M League ladder shift. Demons and Wodongs show percent gains with potential reversal next week as Wodonga meets Corowa.
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Corowa Atands
Demons
Wodongs
Wodenga
Corowa
Benalla Clashes Highlight Local League Ladder Action
The Benalla club faces Wangaratta as part of a busy league card. Rutherglen tops the ladder with 259.6 points from 20 games, while Wangaratta and Albury follow. Top four goal kickers include Gleeson and Mino gue with midseason tallies listed.
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Benalla
Wangaritta
Rutherglen
Wangaratta
Albury Tka
Wodonga
Myrtleford
W_ Rovers
N. Albury
Yarrawonga
Corowah
Gleeson
Minogue
Albury
Badger
Rovers
Russell
Hurley
Melbourne Ballet Guild Presents Coppella at Shire Hall
The Melbourne Ballet Guild performed Coppella under Laurel Martyn with a strong ensemble showing. The audience of size and interest enjoyed the show as the cast delivered polished individual performances, matched by Blaine Haxton’s well executed decor and costumes.
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Melbourne Ballet Guild
Coppella
Shire Hall
Laurel Martyn
Swanscie
Blaine Haxton
C W A Thoona Branch Celebrates Sixth Birthday Social
The Thoona C W A branch marked its sixth anniversary with a social at Thoona Hall on May 16. Despite poor weather, members invited husbands and friends for a lively evening of cards, dancing, and music by Prissy Heerey, with Miss C James and Miss E Amery providing entertainment.
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Thoona
C.W.A
Thoona Hall
Prissy
Heerey
C. James
C.W
Willy Lis
G. Over
Benalla
Ormehent
Mrn
W. MetPherson
Beneath Wranch
Wo Vvocallits
James
Amery
Mra AL Mici
Mra
Gilson
Thoonna
Oliver
Boyd
J A Terrett Co Ltd Issues 60000 Shares Prospectus
J A Terrett & Co Ltd filed a prospectus for 60000 ordinary shares at par with a 10 percent dividend target. Net tangible assets per share 1 0. capital to rise to £105 500, with extra funds for working capital. Certified earnings show a 13 1/4 percent return for six months to 31 Dec 1951. Listing sought on the Melbourne Stock Exchange after allotment. Applications open 26 May to 16 June 1952 with possible early closing.
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J. A. Terrett & CO Ltd
Harris & McLaren, Chartered Accountants
Aus
P.c
Pe Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange of Melbourne
Commercial Road
Benalla
L. V. Kennedy
Nunn Street
A.N. & NZ. Bank
Union Bank
Bank of Australasia
Benalla Golf Notes Draw For Championship
The notice outlines first round pairings for the Benalla Championship with start times across First and Tenth tees. Players listed include Klellerup Oliver Slayers Archer Webster Stephens, Whitfort Stolz Webb, McCurdel McKietac N Stephens, Baird Clarke Grubb Parker Trewin Anderson Arnott Holland Anderson, McCormick Vaughan Crawford Judd Lindsay Bruce Rev Mclean McPher son Coates Saddier Smith Neil McKechnie Harrison Ledger Grubb James Thompson Gibbs Davis Beasley Pennington Hutchison Arnott Armstrong Larking Bourke Magnussen.
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Klellverup
G. Oliver
Klellerup
Oliver Slayers
Archer
Webster
Stephens
Smiths
Cowan
Westwood
Whitfort
R Stolz
Webb
McCurdel
McKietac
N. Stephens
Baird
H. Clarke
A. Grubb
Parker
Trewin
Anderson
Arnott
Holland
R. Anderson
McCormick
Vaughan
L. Crawford
Judd
Lindsay
A. Bruce
Mclean
A. McPherson
Coates
Saddier
A. Smith
Neil
McKechnie
FP. Harrison
Ledger
Grubb
H. James
A.thompson
Gibbs
R. Davis
Beasley
Pennington
G. Hutchison
B. Arnott
M. Armstrong
Larking
R. Bourke
F. Magnussen
VRI Round‑Up of Local Carpet Bowls and Queen Contest
The VRI Round-Up covers the second round of home and away carpet bowls with close matches and player strategy, highlighting Wanderers and Ducks n Drakes results and a shift to new players. It notes Miss Dulele Manning going to Melbourne for the statewide queen contest and Euchres nights now run by the VI Studies Committee to fund Institute efforts with a £50 jackpot.
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Ramblers
Loco Mues
Loco Cineeny
Warntalis
Loco Blues
Tay
Thei
Poland
Ulinies
Wanderers
nDrakes
Wuratdia
Low Blues
Ducks ‘N' Drakes
W.O
Redfins
Puppet Theatre Proves Big Hit
The CAE sponsored Puppet Theatre in Benalla drew strong crowds with both adults and children. A matinee was added to meet demand while the production included a popular children’s piece St George and the Dragon and a three act show The Rise and Play with elaborate scenery and lighting.
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CAE Sponseren
Benalla
St. George Waa
Geoge
Iragon
Bakte
Ie Dot
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