Wattenhayne stock and coastal trade notes in Benalla press
Local items report Prpiokee Stook and Goo Robin sop of Wattenhayne building a high class herd with two prize cattle selling at Sydney shows. Other notes cover shipping to England, repatriation talks, HAO B Society gains, and Benalla motor repairs, court actions, and community plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prpiokee
Goo
Robinsop
Wattenhayne
Sydney
Roallesd
Warrenbayne Dake
Collendina Duke of
Moests
Reid Bros
Clonigh
Collendina Dake
Derrimat
Warrenbayne
Messra
M'Callam Bros
Scone
Stevebuiog
Bonalla
Peroe
Tichuce
J. Knox
Beballa
Wangaratta
Clarke
Elena
Hienxis Lopes
Victoria
H.A.O.B. Society
Geelong
D.O.M
A. C Ploy
A. Shelley le
Murray
Munsel
G. TL. Hageniver
Fragmentary note on cable news page and permission claim
A partial OCR snippet references a cable news item on page 40 and a claim of Australian permission. It notes that opinions stated are not those of the Times unless explicitly stated. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
The War German Offensive Resumed on Allied Front
London dispatch reports a new phase in the German assault across the Allied front. French observers note intensified night bombardment near Villorbrotonnous Crugaedsnterse and on the Arras southern flank. British lines claim improved positions from rain and operations, with the offensive expanding from Albert southward as the heaviest attacks advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieren
London
Wodtiontay
Reuter
Werlorny
Eneiy Netillery
Arras
Ustreb Seaview Cene
AueLmtian Fromt
Albert
Pryeseding
Immense Masses of Men Employed In Defence
London reports massive troop mobilization and rapid developments as French and British observers describe large forces assembling with battles looming. In Vancouver an update notes German gains at Villiven Brotonuwus and a Paris air raid with enemy planes shot down and one forced to land near Mongendartan, prisoners taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Wedneway
Mongendartan
Thrcee
Taou Wes Talon
Enemy Bases Raided Bruges Canal Blockade Report
London reports an early warning on Ostend and Zeebrugge submarine bases as forces returned. Five fortifications were destroyed or damaged with ships sunk or blocked. Casualties not yet reported. Admiralty confirms action near Bruges Canal and Zeebrugge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Taosilay
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Sevontimor
Usrtan
Eric Geddot
Pointe Wb Zoo
Uragge Aod
Bragde Cael
Extensive Damage Report From Harbor Actions Involving Destroyers
Survivors arriving at Deal describe intense combat as ships engaged near Zenbrisure harbor. The account notes enemy destroyers sinking and allied forces destroying additional vessels and weapons during aggressive operations.
Powder Factory Explosion Kills 35, 50 Injured in Blum
An explosion at a powder factory in Blum destroyed the plant killing 35 people and injuring 50. The blast occurred Wednesday and authorities are assessing the disaster and cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Blum
Concert At Winton Hall Delights Attendees
The annus t concert and dance at Wanparat Uy Hospital was held at Winton hall on Monday evening, 28ad last and proved successful. Dr. Dunlop opened the chair while Mr Hinchley the hospital secretary secured a fine program with performers including the Wangaratta Tin Can Band and Miss White assisted by a full chorus. Treated to fine solos and group singing, the event raised about £12 for hospital funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanparat Uy Hospital
Winton Hall
Shire Provident
Dunlop) Ogenpiud
Hinchley
Wangaratta ‘Tin Can
Tome Tore
Mie White
Mes 1
Tuchardaon
Driyar Harrie
Benalla
Mov
Wout
Misson Watore
Chandler Snd Contello
Messrs
Bi. Chivers
M. J. Dozou
Mea White
Allie
Moxie
Gani Bay
Ted Grown
M.C
Honda
Leby
ANZAC DAY OBSERVED AT BENALLA WITH SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS
The Benalla community marked Anzac Day with events at the High School and at Holy Trinity Church. Pupils decorated a Loyd Provant display and reflected on Gallipoli and Australia’s war service, while Rev Edwards and others led prayers and a commemorative program.
Australians Endure Bombardment at Beach Landing
The passage recalls a brutal beach assault where 60 tons per day were consumed and every beach inch mined. Allied troops fought for hours to take a hill summit, many without sleep for 96 hours, with cold wounds and near 10,000 lives at risk. Acknowledgment of valor follows, as speeches honor selfless sacrifice and hint at future peace prospects. The program continued with a choral tribute and Last Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lister
Chiron
Childeay
Mr. Waters
Waters
Eint Kemp
Memorial Day Address at Benalla West School Remembers Anzac Heroes
At Benalla West School a commemorative gathering led by head teacher Mr Siguwart and school committee chair Mr Waller honored Anzac troops. Rev W Clemens urged pupils to remember the sacrifice of Australian and New Zealand forces at Gallipoli and beyond, emphasizing loyalty, liberty, and nationhood, while Mr Waller and Mr Black reflected on courage and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siguwart
Peesot
Me. Waller
Chatrain
Pho
W. Clemens
New Zealand
Aelay
Gallipoli
Germany
Paris
Boigu
Sista
Edward Urey
Abe
Belgium
Aio
Britain
London
Aussbrilia
Haroos
Kinamen
Nhovo
William Black
Verdol
Black
Cloutens
Morgany
Childean
Australia
Wutley
Fey Monte
Waller
Tlagh Wir
Gurdon Bhat
Tae Rhoden
Heary Ackatley
Charles Seamark
Sibert Spantark
David Singletons Wei
Barklaint
Frank Beiggs
John Moir
Albert Fraser
Rechei Free
Walter Hylind
Victor Watts
John Cy Toner
Stewart Knight
Knight and companions saluted by crowd at ceremony
The report records a salutation to a group including Knight, Albert Knight, Alfred Ban field, Victor Watts, Frederick Wurm, and others. The crowd praised the figures as the procession ended and the children dispersed shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Knight
Albert Knight
Alfred Banfield
Victor Watts
Frederick Wurm
Tilda Knox Wm
Conroy
Liont
Victor Green
Alburt
Willian Angas
John C. Tower I
Angas
Cormbchuwsl
Liout
Anive Day Observance At Benalla East School
Benalla East School observed Anive Day with 3 o'clock ceremony led by Mr Stewart BA and others. Rev A M Connannan spoke on duty and unity while Lieut Morgans gave a stern address about courage and British Empire resilience. An Honor Roll of 112 names was read, including new additions and fallen heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucene
Lieut
Morgans
Ant
Westechon
Plsos
A. C. M'Goonan
Baertiy Grenville Williams
Oley Williams
Feit, Warm
Arthur Challis
George Chalily
George Shannon
George Harvey
Edward Bellis
Ray Swaby
Lorald Westgarth
Iunneth Thompson
Roos Thompson
Arthur S
M.A
Lient
Javier
Virtue
Gunton Knox
Walker
Stantey Charly
Peake Coron
M'Kenejo
Mr. W. TL
Carter
England
Mhora
Becaus
Eles
Roll of Honor Killed in Action in France
Roll of honor lists Private Weudick Mealy of Eldorado and others killed in action in France during World War I. The record mentions multiple soldiers by name with places of origin such as Wangaratta Violet Town and Yarrawonga, noting service in the Western Allied forces and included relatives and dates of death.
Wounded from War Warra Worra and Melbourne
Wounded Lance Corporal HL Oliver MM son of E G Oliver formerly a nightwatchman at Warrawonga wounded in thigh now in hospital at Oxford. Private Edwin Denton of Melbourne, known as Tarun, wounded in shoulder and in hospital in England. Private Daly of Tatinny wounded in arm, recovered, Denton likely to be moved to hospital. Private George Wilson of Tatony recovering from a throat injury and may be fit for duty in Bogland. Private Cyril Moore wounded again. Corporal Jack Clarke of Bares badly wounded on third occasion. Driver Arthur Chanter of Haron in hospital in France with a fractured finger. Private Davis of Manstialt reported wounded and missing. A T Bartlett proprietor at the Gorryony Coutter reported wounded while on active service in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. Oliver
E. G. Oliver
Warrawonga
Osford
W. Worrall
Tatong
Edwin Denton
Melbourne
Tarun
England
Denton
San
Daly
George Wilson
Tatony
Cyril
Mure
Quonin
Jack Clarke
Bares
Mhin
Arthur Chanter
Haron
France
Wo Davis
A.T. Bartlett
Tho Gorryony
Coutler
Norvice
Yorok
Prisoner of War Privsto J 8 Mosehor Award Admitted
Primitive text reports a prisoner of war from Moyhoy reporting mineing since October Ath. It notes promotion for Sergeant 8. G. Brooy, mentions Mrs. J. Kacey and the late Mr. Thos Pacey of Duloio, and lists awards for gallantry and devotion to duty in the Hina Lavoe. Also references Corporal Maurice Aartfson of Baron and medals for bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privsto J
Mosehor
Moyhoy
Germany
G. Brooy
Mra
J. Kacey
Thos Pacey
Duloio
Hina
Lavoe
Maurice Aartfson
Baron
Disquieting Rumours Distinguishing Enemy Aircraft Clues
Melbourne and other centers in Australia circulated alarming rumors of imminent enemy air attacks. The Minister for Defence urged calm, urged informing police of movements, and outlined safeguards as battleships, planes, and warning measures were discussed in public warnings.
Questions in Parliament Referenoe on Wadansdey
In Parliament on Wednesday a question by Mr. Kiley about a rumor linking an Atatrakie position to war was discussed. The government speaker declined to reveal details beyond stating steps had been taken and that Mr. Ailey should deal with the positian. The sitting speaker noted the lack of power to proceed and the matter remained unresolved as the session continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australis
Delere
Porrso
Io Viebarta
Murtatay
Sinster Pearce
Statint
Phottie Pullig
Io Wack Crossen
Petron Pulote
Vison
Flor
Tims
USA
Skulop
Sbelbie
Lchmeonnitty
Eld
Kiley
Stepy
Ailey
Lloynes
Wiiswat
Ase Travia
Red Cross Benalla Branch Aid Items Listing
A historical Red Cross Benalla branch notice lists donations and items in kind. The fragment names contributors and a long inventory including 100 face washers 45 towels 75 longkuthtot 3 nulneta 524 nitwavery cooka 2 towels 1 pillow sigm) 22 par ens and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Scormay
Bishanp
Mry
Bam Rook
Mentaney Honauer
Ld Oh
Walkers
Moeuare
Tales Rogietest Ton
Uras Julowelions
Mennian
Brigitte Neunans Boorenn
Leva
Tantifink
Ueker
Mayewben Wo
Sayya Monel
Mle Taleo
Woolyees Oi Clarke
ElLeresa Pee
Nandanie Slivaran
Toy Pat Luguenvlde
Walhats Tials
Iyelle Iitin
Stawart
Wiles
THM Fe
Praylety Harneurer Berhold Mair
Stintwieke
Minor Behl
Derbey Vorny
St James Fortnightly Meeting Notes and Accounts
The St James fortnightly gathering on Wednesday saw good attendance. A letter discussed for the appropriation of funds, with items including house bills, subscriptions, and various purchases. The Central depot figures, dividend plans, and deposits are noted, alongside plans for future banking and business ventures.
Strength and Safety Product Ad Claims Nerve Remedy
An OCR fragment markets a nerve tonic claimed to strengthen nerves and vitality. It mentions an approval process and a date 17/9, with references to locations and manufacturers but is fragmented and unclear. The text appears as an advertisement or product pitch lacking verifiable details.
Live Stock Markets at Benalla Market Report
Market at Benalla showed vibrant trade across cattle and sheep with prime stock and wool offerings. Prices fluctuated, buyers and sellers including Mr Watts and partners participated. market noted strong demand for prime cattle and quality sheep with several large consignments and fluctuating yarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts, Turnbull & CO
Muar
Watts, Tarnball
Tie Corponstien
Rey Be
Mr. Waal
Alolotien
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.C.A
B. BM
MLG
A. Co-Operative Committee
Hss
Perry Sretioss
Bonalle Court of
Lalia
J. Danstan
Turner and Fitter
Deidge-Street
M'Tatoeh
Twtong Sports
Hopkins
Hopking
Capote
Kerr
Ryan
Universal Brainlog
Beatin
Taoedey Morelog
Wyam
Poal Ollce
Shiru-hall
Monlay
J. A Mdonnell
Infotr
Colonnes
Miz. M'Donnell
Fremorn
Uhia Low Caby
Solicaet
Vancouver, Wednesay
Villiven- Brotonuwus
Bruges Canal
Csrren Shepice Ovnbee
Zenbrisuue
Deal
Mike
O&m
Guna
Winton
Varigud
Shire-hall
Huly Tyinlty
Pod. Eiwards
Yao Drillile
Lloyil
A. © Mannan
Civirian
Selent Council
B.J. Kilwards
Nish
D.L. Stewset
Fy Grow
Danlop
Shire
Aloo
Souloules
Morsea
F. Clark
W. T
Nuatrullsn
New Zealand Army
Angie
Yazente
Tontarney
Poe
Aleo Shirkere
Min
M'Colltan Noid
Egypt
Engagarmonte
Weypt
Flont
Narrawe
Futtle Ehloy
Siefan Hamilton
Dunlop
Adid
Golipall
Anetrallaen
Ahabha
B. J. Wawards
Golahor
Anitra
Bonwils
Fallspull
Benalla West School
Benalla East School
Weudick Mealy
Eldorado
Pavote
D. J. Fesly
Cent Jack Horta
Dom
Hoare
Bacys Shire
Caveral
Conteal Queensbanil Ai
Morley
V. Morley
Heather Pritwta
Robert Morley ix
Joseph Mortey
Elsin Morley
Violet
Rupert Creepla
Mavafield
Cliford Haynogpaou
Haynow
John Rysn
Yarrawonge
Hve
Qavoneland
Rowslund
RED Cross Society
St. James
Cloret
Coustah
Anny
Goo. Hyland
Sun-Treasiey
Bynalla
Cytfney
Py Carthern
WT. McArdet
Strength and Safety
Hean
Meioiner
HAN
Chania
Cantleragh Stivoty Syilas
Jervay
Bonn
Alf Lely
Paiva
Tessie
Javiyn Ooth
Pred Deere
Wes Teerday
Raublseige Terrtiwe Wali Bk
Denis
Auabeve
Fie
Vole Thong Siren
Yeltis Wits
Janie
Fety Wiley
Vest Puppetee Bettur Nieg Ld
Milit Party
Pears
Byrar
Orion
Sai OF Australaria Limited
Cavacrranro
Piagnato
John Grign LE
Bayard ‘Ivechard
Seq
Hull
B. EH. Wraford
Calline Street
Vias
Tralasia
Gerluls
Auuizalih
Tilmurthy
Adlishury Ptatieh
Manaul
Seyetiia Advancy
Savings Bank Department
Buat
Ayelet
Danie
Monty Orenr
Uossanagile A6
Menrim
Whill
Trapy Wip
Aylim Reashey
Edritone
Guy
Amu
Hicnet Ae
Miller’s
Themiey Pease
Pennes
Belemaul
Children’s Millinery
Mathie Pire
Mtr
Sternal
A. Miller
Bridge Street
Venalta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!