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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1948
Page
4
The Bamilla District Football delegates gather as Mr J Talochina presides at the Benalla Football Club meeting. The lengthy session covers club affairs, voting, and ongoing football arrangements amid discussions of leadership and future events.
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Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a political party, potential enrollments, and unspecified legal actions. Mentions individuals and places in a confused, garbled style with numeric references and phrases suggesting a state or local election context, but most specifics are unreadable.
A lengthy farewell gathering was held Wednesday afternoon for Popular Staff and others as members of the tire tart tw bid torewell ta. Speakers including Lae Fontaine and others addressed attendees while noting contributions and future efforts. The event featured remarks from Te Reppert and was prepared by Ave W 1 Aiesmadar with tribute to departing staff.
The Benalla Cricket Association held its annual meeting at the Merla Hall on Saturday night. Reports and financial statements were presented by the president and treasurer, with election of officers and committee members.
Railway recruitment notice lists vacancies and appointment details. Applicants urged to submit forms for positions at the company offices, with references to required documents and deadlines. Strong entities include Hallwaye and the railway department.
A scribbled account describes a school competition with mentions of a premier match, a ceremony, and plans for a future start date. It notes preparations, judges, and expected events, including debates over layout and seating. The passage references speakers and a potential parade during the carnival period.
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