Borough estimates for 1953 54 and rate plan adopted
Dr Harrison outlined that general valuations rose by roughly 75 percent but the rate was cut by 8d in the pound, yielding an actual money crease near 50 percent. The council approved a general rate of 3 shillings in the pound payable December 10 1953 for the year October 1 1953 to September 30 1954 and a sanitary charge of 6 10 s per annum for night soil removal. discussion noted past financing limits and comparisons with Belana and Myrtleford.
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Orwon
Diunefnor
Gardens Reserve
Benalla
la A aIoue Tienes
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Punt
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Decorations cost for the Queen's visit on Friday March
A damaged clipping notes decorations cost around £1525 with Chapman of the Decorations Committee stating funds are tight. The Public Committee reports no money left to cover route or feast expenses and mentions funds allocated for living, materials, and brigades.
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Fun
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Lng
Schooln
Earth tremors shake Benalla in abrupt quake
In Benalla residents awoke as a sharp ground tremor struck. Cracks appeared in shelves and walls while some families rushed outside with children, others stayed indoors fearing aftershocks. Neighbors compared the event to a distant gun echo and described surprised, unsettled reactions across the town.
Fined £10 on six charges at motor court
A person was fined £10 on six charges at the motor court. The case involved alleged breaches under the Motor Car Act. The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charges but was convicted on all counts and fined the penalties.
Picking Event Highlights At Tytalus Ve End Of Afternoon
A garbled report describes a local picking event with mentions of individuals Sprit, Winker, Amour Becht, and Fran IERS. The text mixes misprints and names, but indicates a late afternoon gathering or show with attendees and possible items of value.
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Tytalus
Queen's visit charges not to be reopened in Benalla
Public Co ordinating Committee closes discussion on charges linked to Wing's Gardens visit with Queen. Chairman Mr Jack Lester says the matter is closed and urges support for the Carnival Committee. Dr A Weisemann notes limited comment from the hospital carnival delegation.
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Benalla
Jack Lester
Conneil
A. Weisemann
Pital
Orough
Mr. Lester
It S. Kay
Lester
St James Loses A Longtime District Personality
A respected 8th district worker with over 20 years of service has moved away from Yarrawonga. The note honors their dedication to the community, recalling leadership roles and hospital service, while acknowledging ongoing local efforts and future community memory.
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8Th Dames
Cawity
Yarrawong Hospital
Wriday Lant
Fire Prevention Appeal Ahead of Queen's Visit
Messrs B Squires Murray urged the public to remove fire breaks immediately to prevent outbreaks during the Queen's visit next year. Four strongpoints would be manned, additional equipment acquired, and a wireless network planned with spotting planes and police coordination to ensure clear parking areas and safety.
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B. Squires Murray
Billie
RAAB
Northoast
Benalla
Healey and
Ware
Murray
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