Fragmented OCR Notice From Local Page
The readable fragments describe a local public notice or brief from a regional publication. It mentions names or places in garbled form and hints at a public action or record without clear dates or events.
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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 31, 1951
Page
3
The readable fragments describe a local public notice or brief from a regional publication. It mentions names or places in garbled form and hints at a public action or record without clear dates or events.
An unclear report from the Benalla area references a settler community and local reaction. The fragment mentions public review and local involvement with a tone suggesting civic interest in the settlement’s future.
The Victorian Department of Agriculture urges farmers to trade only with licensed farm produce agents and report unlicensed buyers. A list of licensed agents for year ending December 1951 was published, with rules on bonds, accurate sales notes, and prompt vendor statements. Complaints should go to the senior inspector at 605 Flinders Street Melbourne.
Mayor Dr. F R Harrison led the Monday meeting with councilors, the town clerk, and the engineer. Permissions granted for a Methodist Sunday School fete. seat proposal near Charles and Deas Streets referred to the Apex Club and engineer. Concerns raised over dumping on allotment 234 Benalla West, referred to Education Department. extended camping-ground stay approved for four weeks. Jubilee service at Holy Trinity accepted. noxious weeds depot transfer discussed with Lands Department. Parking and road schedule items nudged to next Public Works Committee meeting.
Fragments report payment and road aid funds to be applied for expansion. A council meeting planned for next Monday will review age investigations. Residents complain of a dangerous dog on Smythe Street in Merkinnon Stree t Blythe Street keeping people awake. town clerk says action is limited.
The May meeting discussed allocating space for new trees along the boundary of West School to replace eroded areas and improve play area. Plans outlined by representatives included planting near Gryzakie Park and other nearby sites, with a focus on preserving the area and ensuring care for the saplings.
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