Legal Notices for Victoria Probate and Administration 1920
Notices announce fourteen day deadlines from April 13 1920 for probate letters to Eliza Bagnall and administration for Margaret Hernan and John Gunnivan estates. Proctors Hamilton Clarke Clarke and E Gunnivan solicit creditors to file claims by June 1 1920. Notices cover Catherine Kennedy estate and trust company procedures, with Benalla Melbourne offices listed for response.
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Supreme Court of
Hamilton Clarke & Clarke
Nunnstrest
Booalla
Noehey
Shay
State of Victoria
Margaret Hernan
James Hurnan
Winton
Hamilton Clarke
Clarke
Naon Street
Benalla
Praciora
John Edward Ginnivan
John Edward Gunnivan
Narwoagh
Narromino
New South Wales
Polic
Supreme Court of Victoria
Panreruar Fxeccions & Trustyes Association of Australia
Linithy
Queen Street
Melbourne
Hensexr
Leogas
Bonalla
Wny
Nuna Street
Catherine Kennedy
National Ivsters Extourons & Avesct Company
Lurren
Nana Street
Proctors
Apples and seeds for sale from various suppliers
Primitive newspaper ad lists prices and items including apples from Jonathan variety, direct orchard sales, seed oats for sale, and other farm components. Mentions Jack Clark Fruiterer and Buaodiction notices with small, unclear entries for gardening goods and coachbuilders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primo Jonathan
Fen Road
Tepdray
Mooe's Manufacturing Coy
Son Cow Blacksmiths
Keyhound
Bkb
Maevey
Harrie Depot
Bonalin
The Sugar Question and State Beet Industry Prompts Victoria Debate
A Melbourne Newspaper excerpt critiques the Colonial Sugar Refining Co. monopoly and urges Victoria to expand beet sugar production. It argues for government action to grow sugar beet, create local factories, and stabilize prices amid looming shortages, highlighting Matira and Maffra facilities, and the need for employment and affordable sugar for households.
Community boatliny meeting leads to memorial accounts
An account of a community gathering on Wad tivaray eWnubigy wlan Lasry wae pree Eeng Muwen We Carte where residents and officials discussed a tragic event. The write up notes collections, donations, and local reaction, with names including Mr. Syedwick and Mr. Ly, and mentions a memorial, funds, and upcoming services and appeals for support.
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Tivaray
Sunderiwaiy G. Wallat
Spriaps
Mamie Swaddy
Sulewey
Gillard
Cotal
Tae
State
Dogs Bank
Jeseeul
Owlig
Lin
Hartine
Syedwick
Koarn Pictures
Apphetard’s Bay
Lee Benatle
Pistocos
Mery
Mr. G. Abhote
Albany
G. Ly
Deana
Galland
Kent
Ligue
Lilith
Oddiere
Mies
Jeewelig Sk Ageletiural
Aalitnyg
Cordelia Reddvor
Drea Lee
Moustidewa
Mulghid
Wasuet
Staan Bujiuw
Emery
Molle
Minako
AtsHor
W.S. Moowen
Qoruelias
Vargas
Sunipeuy
Tinaueunert
Yhocoures
Lie Lolford
Atric
Andrew Conjuvell
Catal
Fragmented headline about aging workers and wages
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions greying hair workers and wages with unclear names and places. Reflects a damaged public notice style with mixed terms and no clear event or date.
Melbourne Markets Close Prices and Rail News Summary
Market prices for oats, feed, barley, Cape malt, potatoes and chaff drifted in Melbourne online trade. The Westroa which ran ashore near Chesspland arrived in Melbourne and will dock after unloading cargo. The coroner found the death of Herbert Stanley Joskey at Williamstown races an accident. calls to fix age for jockeys at steeplechases were aired. Union officials urged wheat reserves for millers amid shortages. Broken Hill strike talks paused pending employer proposals. building trade worries rise over 40 hour week. The House of Representatives approved a shipping inquiry committee. Swanston Street property sold for £1128 per foot. Elizabeth Street block valued at £1000 per foot. Railway revenue July 1919 to April 30 rose to £6,253,352, up £1,304,742.
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Melbourne
Westraila
Chlcepland
Herbert Stanley
Joskey
Roedesdale
Williamstown
Moonee Valley
Atilly
House of Representatives
Swanston Street
Asso
Elizabeth Street
Tech
Corres
Poriod
Methods in Cotton Trade Fair Profits Commission Inquiry
At the Fate Profits Commission hearing a Victpelan selling agent for Ghats and Co, cotton manufacturers, stated the company did not fix prices and had not reported any underpricing in nine years. He said there was no discrimination against firms dealing in outside cottons and they could set their own prices. The chairman cited a financial statement showing Goats and Co profits of £4,900,000 last year, mainly from Britain, with the chairman noting little profit from cotton sales in Victoria.
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Melbourne
Colonial Sugar Refining Co
Anc Strange
Newills
Matira Ahitet
Queensland
Sint
Victoria
Pric
Java
Kayop
Fair Profits Commission
Wate
Thoraday
Fate Profits Commission
Victpelan
Guat and Co
Goats and Co
Britain
Mitcoss
Repatriation Funds debated in Senate reading
Senator Peares moved the second reading of the Canteens bill to aid dependents of deceased soldiers and disabled men. The bill also assigns £100,000 from the late Samuel McCaughrey estate for training welders' children. Debate estimated Rep至 expenditure to June 30 at £22,184,085 and total war cost around £215,078,004.
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Pha Wansey Brom Oar
Menlovaxe
Tnhe Senate
Peares
Samuel M'Caughrey
Federal ministers salaries proposed increase debate adjourned
In the House on Wednesday the minister urged higher salaries for Ministers and heads of public departments citing increases since 1900 and the need to attract capable leaders for potential Pacific Inland duties. Lamond backed the proposal while Gable opposed it as government workers earned only £2 15s or £3 weekly. the debate adjourned.
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Commonwealth
Pacific
Lamond
Gable
Lior
Taxpayers Association Protests Salary Rise Proposal
A wire report from Melbourney notes the Taxpayers Association protests against increasing salaries of Federal Ministers and heads of departments. They pledge action by electors before any measure is enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers’ Association
MeLnourst
Thureday
Taxpayers’ Association Fy
Soldiers' Monument The Standard Fund
A reader notes the Standard Fund for the Soldiers Monument, recording a prior acknowledgment by William Groen and an amount of 673 pounds 10 shillings, indicating contribution progress and date details.
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Standard” Fund
Amoant
Groen
Benalla Pig Market Sale Sees Price Rise and Limited Yardage
Messrs Watts Turnbull and Co report their fortnightly sale at the Corporation yards on Tuesday 13th had small yarding of fateful stores. Buyers freely operated and prices rose by 10 to 10 from last market. Bacon and pork values quoted with primes topping, stores and suckers listed. Advises clients to yard pigs at next sale due to outside buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Watts
Turnbull & Co
Corporation
Benalla Anzac Day Observance Mixes Sports and Parade
The Returned Soldiers Association plans an Anzac Day event in Benalla combining a procession with a sports carnival. A concert on April 26 in the Shire Hall will feature Melbourne entertainers, with funds raised for the Memorial Hall and related preparations led by committee members and local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Returned Soldiers' Association
Becalla
B. Peacock
A. I. Clarke
State Savings Bank
Church of Hogland
Fire Brade
Vicarage
Arandel Stroot Bootita Band
Broken River Bridge
Stockman and
Lady Riders
Everett
Santa B'Lean
Fuller
Sud Royal Strollers
Garniss Gerteade Osmbry
Fred Champion
Strand Theatre
Melbourna
Fred Vena
Gorge Walton
Thie
Benalla
Kiewa River Hydro Scheme Report Tangles Through North Eastern District
The Interprovincial Commission led by Lyle Mossen and G. Shriabarne has issued a report on the Kiewa River hydroelectric project. Survey teams have spent eight months gathering data to assess energy potential and costs, with completion expected before Parliament’s next session. Meetings with Bright Beechworth Wangaratta Tawonga councils clarified plans for statewide electric supply, while locals in Yawonga and Morwell heard outlines of the scheme and its hoped benefits.
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Lyle, Mossen
G. Shriabarne
R. Gibaon
Hve
Kiewa
Kiowa
Phean
Nureeya
Yawonga
Kiews
Gorpor
Lis
Bogong
Init
Bright
Beechworth
Wangaratta
Tawonga
She
Morwell
Thom
Wangaratta Council Assessed Kiowa Hydroelectric Plan
Mr T C Manta reported the Wangaratta Borough Council met to hear Elestercity Commissionsrs discuss the Kiowa Hydroelectric scheme. They said the council could install its own plant but would face delays of seven to ten years before approval. The commission hinted at delays and considered a local lighting plant alternative.
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T.C. Manta
Wangaratta
Gunpall
Chronicle
J T. Tweed
Commlantan Avid Tb
Hilghth Council
Bonalla
Benalla and Wangaratta Events April Calendar
A partial list of upcoming activities in Benalla and surrounding towns for April includes meetings of the Victorian Farmers Union Benalls branch, a Benalla Salvation Army event, a Benalla Football Club seating postponement, a Benalla Fire Brigade hill carnival, and an Avaio Day carnival in Wangaratta along with a dance at Moorogeg public hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalls
Victorian Farmers’ Union
Albury
Benalls Oh Sstlate
Soldiers’ Fathers’ Association
Bombshell
Salvation Army
Benalla
Brigsde Hill
Wangaratta
Dauce Lo Moorogeg Public Hall
North Eastern Football Association Formed At Violettown
A meeting at Violettown decided to form the North Eastern Cisteren Aestotation with listed clubs. P Pasirla presided, 1 mile radius rule adopted, no prior Hog association players eligible, matches at 3 pm, 16 minutes for travel, gate money and expenses outlined, special rail travel planned, and funds to be divided among clubs.
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Violettown
Pitket
Longwood
Euros
Strathberry
Show
Golly
Daddayinnie
Heoilla
Wineton
Goom Lhee
Moglonemby
P. Pasirla
Spyemind Prescent
Beds
Cory
Monay Apputito
Leet oovance cricketers vs Dackie Callage students
Saturday Leet oovance cricket team traveled to Dackie Callage to play the students in a district competition. Leet oovance were bowled out for 186, with Wallsan Vincent Adama leading bowlers. In reply, Doonst Wobikoa Wallace, Woelun, Hall, Warren and Howard shared wickets as the hosts were bowled out for 139. Bowling figures note Brady 10, Waiton 1 for 25, Andúrou 2 for 26, plus others. Tomorrow the Boyes sid B and combined Asna B teams meet Railways at Public Gardens at 2 pm. Track in order after rains and track conditions favorable.
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Dackie Callage
Jamon
Coe
James
Doonst Wobikoa
Wallace
Woelun
Isvady Hall
Warren Vo Howard
Ess Adams
Aniloren Yy Park
E. Polly
Andreson Vincent
Tow
Warren Se Kemp
Warren Davis
Warren “ Gondyvar
Om Glark
Beoady
Oliver
Boyes & Sid
Asna
Eo Eoa
Ie Railways
DoOKIE RAILWAY CONNECTION Deputation to Minister
A Shonparton Freeng Wks deputation told the minister they seek a policy expression on a Dowie to Devenish railway line about 12 miles, arguing a better traffic base from Yarrawhnga. Directors urged early Cabinet action on developmental lines and a northern connection, with a plan to present a formal proposal next season.
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Mrovaller Railways
Me Harner
Weduyeday
Shonparton Freeng Wks
Hneati
Dowie
Devenish Ce St Samus
Towan
Yarrawhnga
Barts
Bs Railway
Barnes
Ila
Trial report on threatening language in Baddaginnie incident
A court case from Baddaginnie described a defendant facing charges over threatening language and violent intent stated in public, with appearances by law professionals and related conduct at the railway yard. The proceedings covered alleged threats to fight two others, discussions of weapon use, and conflicting testimony about the events and ages involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Ue Borata
Wait
Clarke
Lewere
Atendant
Lawyrs
Larry
Dent Alan
Teweres
Mr. Lowate
Viebivan
Lawars
Pwost
Howe
Anid
Lubop
Toutlive Samy Ap
Anberturwil Eribeom
Mir Ulatlee
Tigi
Tonil
Janeen
EU Tna Yard
Anil Henrik Pnm
Momld
Live Stock Markets Night of Record Prices and Sales
Reports from Watts Turner Duell & Co and consignors show a busy sale with high temperatures in stock prices. Strong demand for store ewes and crossbred lambs.
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Pee
Peacook
Cowslip Street
Skemp
Mt Ada
Joan Heifer
Fy W. Carroll
Roward
Rabbr Rawars
Boy
Baddaginnio
Glearowan
Lovg
Tatong
Lima
Euroa
Chiltern
P.D
Wenders
Swanpool
Church of England
Offi
Fire Brigade
ACS
R. P
Lewers
Tor Sale
LEWIS
Wincheater
Belgium
Guos
Winchester Rifles
Uipcun Bridge Street
Ating
Mrs Sillory
Msameil
Wiles Oul Enldhors
Chola Hospital
Pelle
Gould
Armia
Law
M Mueller
Muuller
Alexander
Ashworth
Nini
Brial Bray
Mueller
Mowe
Moory
Garry
Moaura
Jae
Hosdland
Padlarwun Txeesun
Bosweton
Thy Voeke
William Heney
Wigan
Messe
Walker
Beni Sid
Tee
PIG Market
Shire Hall
Kay
Sudran
Quinn
Hyland
Minses Rodgers
Laird
Knox
Connolly
Reynolds
Say
Gell
Railla
Alua
Wangaratta Borough
Myyake Football Club
Thwsner
Gen Richards
V. Chandloe
Wagonanung
Moss
Vy Little
W. Sherwill
A. Doxey
Wyenohy Meee
He Ackuel Ly
W. Tow
Mel J. Rowie
Cricket
Mtbury Rioos
Tosmorcow
Blytte
Dookie
F. Notol Uhinays
Chivas
J. Wylie Meadows
Nunn Sebeet
Niuhullun
Viakeatin Heatianag
Mies] Add Vatelin Tape We Had A Yiead Ehle
Bibi Prime Eekely
Wwe Sud
Shore Witaud
Ohhure
Ae Prius Shiveih Ware Rouge
Nwa Brougar
Bos
Wie
Rau
Hike Orem
Barithy
Merle
Sreeltlang
Wbal
Avernvall
Sale Haven Tyrael
Watts, Turnduel & CO
Mesira
Watts, Taruinit & Cay
Pathinal
Wenleey
Seull Elven
AL Tetare Catslv
Jurvey Vstunra
Zeyan
Thos
Rbinvis
Warrenlnyne
Cooke
Fiat
Lincoln
Once Bros. Moyor Gar
Mark Tris
Oundar Miwon
Amon IH
Anette, Skom, Acgency Company Australasia. Limited
Mead
GueenStreet
Moxie
Draxerore
Walter Madden
Aiward Fitegerid
Tacts
Michael Moraine
Dineen Mt. McBryide
Enty Modites
Ag. Belgaitier-General
it E_Miliatt
Cat
C.alg
D.ca
Etens Heeensnn
Joi Trrndice
Adntinlateeiud
Agent-tuler Power
Tives Dent
Parapehles
Pastteus
Cross Babies
U.S.A
BSA. Fittings
D. Y
Rennie
Fee
Giewtelling Fictoria
TAB Clemerts Tonic Ltd
Leouvidee
Mr. J. Harron
PH. W
Whipp
Clements Toole
Mr. W. Whipp
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