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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 16, 1945
Page
4
The notice records probate actions concerning the estate of John 4 Bond, with filings noted by the court and citations to the will if any and instruction for creditors and heirs. The document outlines appointment of a personal representative and deadlines for claims against the estate.
The Benalla Branch reports difficulty locating a former employee and asks the Secretary to notify all agencies. They state they will endeavor to obtain the man and request notification of any returned personnel to pursue employment with the branch. President DON McPHENAGN and Hon. Secretary MZ BR POSBACK sign the message.
Gene Watts Turnbull & Co advertise a sale for Mrs A Canterford listing a large collection of furniture and household items. Items include lounge chair sets, dining room tables and chairs, wardrobe, beds, linen, carpets, kitchenware, garden equipment, curtains, and numerous small furnishings. The agent invites buyers to attend the sale as she offers nearly new items of modern design.
The page lists a three week sale on well bred chickens at Benalla Hatchery and a plan for improved street lighting after a late night Western shutdown. It also reports a £200 grant for footpath improvements and a furniture sale advertised by New Beals Fae and Mercantile Agency Co on behalf of the Dora Tiewell estate.
Executors of the late Miss Dowell announce the sale of the entire household furnishings at 37 Garkly Hirst on Thursday at 1 o clock. The items include beds wardrobes chairs tables kitchen utensils crockery linen and a range of domestic wares with numerous pieces and garden tools. The sale is conducted by New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd Benalla McAurns and Branches.
A neighborhood fete was held at Fort Doeerds Hathoon Mamtay to support funds for Joseph's School. A musical program organized by Mrn Caner love Teurke featured women and children performers, with patrons enjoying fruit, vegetables, and refreshments as volunteers aided the event.
Following a council decision to reinstate the assistant engineer Mr Carter to his previous position, the gentleman began duties at Benalla as an assistant to Mr F Parker. He assumed the role last week and will support Mr Parker in overseeing engineering tasks.
The Hospital Gymkhana invites ladies assisting with serving afternoon tea at the Memorial Hall. On 24 November timings are posted for volunteers at Facecourse, with slots from 1 to 4 pm and other specified windows.
At yesterday's council meeting the application by Lateef and Callis Pty. Ltd for a 100000 new clothing factory at Henalia was recommended for approval. The project plans include employing 300 girls with a weekly payroll of 1000. Speaker Mr Brewster praised local support, noting American imports and modern machinery. The firm aims to provide generous conditions and a strong housing and road plan, with council endorsing approval and ongoing cooperation.
Pertti cricket notes indicate Pirerslete College will play on the oval next Saturday in November. The roster lists players Te Welees Da O r J Pirth Fo and others with matches to be held Friday evening and practice nights ahead of a main match at Benalla and Meyers.
A Benalla hospital dog show attracted modest crowds on Saturday afternoon at the grounds. Judges named winners in several classes including smallest dog, longest tail, and dog receiving the longest car, with thanks given to Messrs Mason and Pickering for judging and to the Agricultural Society for ground use.
The notice corrects an error in a previous obituary stating Annie Murray of Moryulish was a daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Monaghan of Tetong. it should read she was a sister of Mr Monaghan. The paper regrets the mistake.
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