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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
2
Benalla Tuesday April 29 stock market at Corporation Yards by Turnbull and Co with entries including high cows, ewes, store cattle and springing cows. A clearing sale of horses cattle farming implements and fodder set for May 1 at Waggarandall from Mr Robert Church estate with detailed catalog of draught cattle, horses, implements and fodder items.
A fragmented OCR notice lists a large stock of materials in new condition including verandah blinds, tar Pauline, Duck and Fickin cents and flys, buggy rugs, cow rigs, horse rugs, fig nets, deck chairs, water bags, butter, goggles, and other items.
A scattered catalog announces auctions of house and farm fixtures with loans ranging from £80 to £10,000 for terms from 3 to 5 years. Property listings include 20 acres of farming land near Benalla, several W.B. Houses with deposit options, and multiple rural properties with flexible terms. Agent Herbert Ledger promotes quick decisions and confidential dealings with state and federal loan sources.
Lennis Racquets announces new supplies including latest makes and freshly strung gear. Bresh Ayres Slazenger Barnet Glass Wright and Ditson balls and nets are stocked with store books presses covers and more for players and shops.
J Brigg Hootmaker announces the removal of Benails West resident Benalhy Latine from 190 Bridgi Street next door to Walls Turnbull and Co All work and material guaranteed Repairs claim as Shortest Notice.
Advertisers must file casual ads with CASIL unless exempt by ace count. Rates 60 per inch per line. Alterations to standing ads must be decided by noon Wednesday and Friday at the office. Business communications to the Proprietor only, not to staff.
The text lists recurring market days and stock events across multiple towns with inconsistent spellings. It mentions Monday April 28, Tuesday stock events, and monthly fourth Thursdays, plus references to Wangaratta Wednesday April 22 and fort nightly stock cycles. It appears to be a fragmentary schedule of market days and stock-related postings.
Victorian Producers Co Operative Co Ltd will host their usual stock sale as above, inviting current shareholders and prospective buyers to participate in the annual event. The notice emphasizes the standard sale procedures and expected offerings, outlining venue details and sale terms.
A Molitor Furniture van is returning from Wangarutti Benalla toward Melbourne Gowlone district. A carrier named Morris is sought by the Standard office for contact or action regarding the vehicle and items in transit.
A dense page of classified listings from Benalla, advertising Junds Cycle Lamps, Dunlop gear, engine oils, spark plugs, and assorted bicycle and motor parts at Central Garage Benalla Street. Also promoting Bariram Oll Engine and Victorian Producers Co-Op offers with used machinery, plows, drills, wheels, and farm implements for sale in Mitchell Street, Benalla, plus coal and varnish supplies from A H Gray Painter in Nun n Street.
A large crowd attended the Molyullah Recreation Reserve event at Hunter May Day. The program featured many contests with close finishes and a strong committee effort. Highlights included district log chop, open high jump, pony races, novelty runs, and prize booth activities.
A traveling Australia war photo exhibition featuring enlarged color photos from frontline snapshots opens under Capt. W. D. Jowitt VC. Dr. Walker Tre sident opened it, praising the value for families unable to view abroad. Highlights include Anzac Cove by Chaplain Lexter and portraits of General Sir Harry Chau nel. 20,000 official photos are in albums, with copies available. Next week Benalla schools will attend lectures. adults invited.
Miss Beatrice Cook, 24, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs B Goole of Broken Creek, died after a private hospital operation collapsed early Tuesday. Active in Methodist youth groups and church service, she taught Sunday School, trained choristers, and served as assistant organist. Funeral was at the Methodist Church with interment at Devenish Cemetery. Reverend Herbert Williams led both church and graveside services. Attendance reflected the community’s sorrow at the loss.
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