Revision Court at Yarrawon Hears Objections to Rolls
A local municipal revision court at Yarrawon Tuesday heard 23 objections to names on the roll. Most objected were retained after evidence. one exception retained. Mr Morrison for objectors, Mr Mascett for council. Appeal noted. further inquiry likely in another court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revistox
Yarrawon
Uamoy
Morrison
Tatura
Mascett
Melbourne
Japan
Australian Wheat Board
Oman
Victorian Wheat Commission
New Zealand
Divone
Justice Hood
Florence ‘Thompson
Baronworths
Harold Richmond Thompson
Wyidonice
Mes
Willis Little
Messes
Howship
Daxex
Danow
Kenilla Jantor
Fire Brigade Hall
Mellor
Osoper
M.C
Isdy
Luventwreypet
Ponce
Mr. Crooke
North-astern
Sapt
Darracan
Benalla
W. Ke. Davidson
Ixvovenza
Railway Department
Beosls
Ffice
Shepherd
O'Brien
Sharp
Violettown
Burrer
House of Representatives
Mackay
Muisteven
Georgeson
Justice Pring
C. Grahame
New South Wales
Grahame
Warwick Farm
Grshame
Ib Wan Duke Hugo
Nat
Gavin Dean
Thadosth
London
Gould
Australia
Newhaven
England
Manchester
Elizabeth Raskle
Auimorp
Visimons
Borca Gasstto
Strathbogle
Yvroland
Royal Hotel
Genenar Binowoon
Fedral
William Birdwood
Austraks
Defence
Pearce
Woon
Australian
The Baddaginnie Assault Case
Charles Marsford on remand faced two charges at Beonlla Court before Mr Pennefather P.M. for assaulting Albert Dunlop at Baddaginnte on July 25 and using obscene language in a public place on the Melbourne to Sydney road. Marsford pleaded not guilty as witnesses described a late night confrontation. Judge Pennefather called the act unprovoked and serious. Marsford was fined 3 pounds and 2 pounds 16 shillings costs on the first charge and 1 pound 9 shillings 6d on the second, with defaults to imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marsford
Beonlla
Pennefather
Albert Dunlop
Baddaginoe
Melbourne
Sydney
Leigh
Smith
Albert Dauley
Miodow
Nesemith
Mumford
Defendant
Bia
Luxford
Cp Abil
Defenda
Dunlop
J.G Naismith
Charles Mashford
Returning Soldier Lieut. H. Walker Promised Melbourne Arrival
Mrs. W. Walker of Bridge-street Benalla has been advised that her son Lieut. H. Walker is returning on the transport Kenigin Tulse, due to reach Melbourne Wednesday. He left Australia for Taauaty in 1916 and later went to France, where he fought in major battles.
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W. Walker
Bridge-street
Benalla
Lieut. H. Walker
Kenigin Tulse
Melbourne
Walker
Australi
Taauaty
France
Where Have Our Rates Gone Shire Finances Debate
A letter to the editor cites a Stan dard paragraph on shire finances in Benalla and urges ratepayers to act. It notes a council report showing £8475 in collections but an overdrawn shire account by £4113 19 with conditions worsening versus a year ago. The writer questions governance and asks if ratepayers will push for urgent action. It ends with a verse about personal possessions including tobacco jars and a public reference to Trades Hall and a tonic.
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the Standard
Benalla
Maritime Strike Talks Stall Seamen Push For Walsh Release
Melbourne House debate reports no progress in the Seamen's strike. Union branches in states await government conference plans and word from Senator Millen. Western Australia supports Walsh's release, while Fremantle workers vow grass rather than allow shipping companies’ triumph. Seamen push for round-table talks and the secretary's freedom as condition to resume work.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Groom
Seamen's Union
Federal Seamen's Union
Millen
Walsh
Jones
Labor
Fremantle
Western Australia
Spentog
Mombara
Malbourne
The
Prezent
Conference of
Tradea Oniantata
Elip
Federal
Seamen's Union of Australia
T. Walsh
Commonwealth Bank Buys Exchange Buildings Site
In Collins Street the Commonwealth Bank purchased the old Exchange Buildings for £70,000. In the Legislative Assembly Mr. M'Leod attacked the Economy Party as self righteous and warned against forming a separate faction. The Premier refused civic rights for women and canteen profits of £188,000 were to be placed in a trust for war widows and orphans. Troops returning progress noted with two officers and 51 men kept for wireless work.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Bank
Collins Street
Bank
M‘leod
Economy Party
Legislative Assembly
M'Leod
House of Representatives
Wise
Capt
Burchell
Yates
A.L.F
Debated Wheat Protection Spurs Government Stirs
In a parliamentary session Mr. Groom resisted extending protection for wheat growers at 6d per bushel on local sales, adjournment carried 35 to 18. Mr. Tudor urged Dairy Produce Board representation for consumers, opposed by Mr. Groom. Considine appeals conviction for speaking ill of the King. Railway Commissioner Ill E B Jones influenza. Lion reported wandering near Yeovil NSW. Sir Samuel McCaughey estate valued £2.5 million with massive bequests to universities churches and hospitals. Mr Geo Hylsud announces new address and ongoing plumbing business with repairs and estimates.
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House of Representatives
Groom
Sampson
Tudor
Welcome Home Benalla East School Returns Veterans
A long welcome home season honors Benalla area soldiers and staff. Private Warren and other returning troops are greeted by the Rev A M Connell, teachers, and district residents. Public celebrations include social evenings, decorated halls, speeches, songs, and gold medals awarded to each returning soldier.
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Benalla East School
Warren
M‘connan
Bangla East School
Mosses Warren
Stevenson
Inepostor Grann
Distelet
Achlars
Aanlor
Warron
Aelivel
Bonilla
Warton
Lance -Gorporst
Victor Kirby
M.M
Surporal Cotter
Oilver
Alan
Brennan
Sheldon
John Dinning
Roblavony
Seal
Mra
Moalslo
Mise Plant
Mr. Brennan
Missas
Clements Muale
Misra
Hennorey
M‘daniel
W White Wides
Montgomery
W. Edwards
Moms
Robinson
Tesbortaon
Mr. Bronnan
Brillant Waccoya
IL S Keli
Heme
Doe
Swanpool
J. M'Kteny
Ger
Donald
Geo
Barns
Dave Horeburgh
Rex
Upton
Speronndine
Dr.l
Harrison
Peogeaime
Mr. Hayden
L. Evans
Mr. Hayewn
Hayden Sud Murray
Merrigan
Calleghan
Miss Murray
Messie
Heyden Sud Murray
Mise Watts
Woud
Miss Stailrd
Phomysony
Gee
Sullivan
Ula
Welcome Home
Sgh
M'Elroy
Pee
Deants
Mie
Fragmentary report on social event with unclear details
Respondents offered a partial account noting an Uberr date and opinions on who held sway at a gathering. Mentioned are Aastealla fox, Dolly, Istisc-wern, and a round of refreshment. References to MLC, Mosse, T. Mareau, RB Newman, and the Watts, Tarnbull, Go groups imply a city committee event and thanks to local producers.
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Aastealla Fox
Dolly
Istisc
MLC
Wrrn
Mosse
T. Mareau
RB Newman
Mosérs
Watts
Tarnbull
Vielerita
Local golf match ends with higher scores on tough greens
The Morne ely gentlemen and six others faced stiff competition as visitors struggled with the firmer putting surfaces. Honalla won 42 to 80, while Indios defeated UWacas IV to 80. Teams prepared for upcoming fixtures with lineups listed and postmatch entertainments at Commercial Hotel.
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Morne Ely Wat Ie
Bousls
Honalla
Indios Uly
Id Sers
Uwacas
Ty ‘T. Clarke
Aps
4Il
Tralee
Tnt
Stceetary
Tiemeon
Stil Wulcomed
Toa
Rowarts
Unregistered Shopkeeper Faces Factory Fees Case
Unclear proceedings describe Pontofather and inspector Smith against Abex MoLost for running an unregistered fictory. Witnesses cite Watery evidence of Janury Whe eviled factory work. Case concerns registration payments, Section 200 violations, and potential penalties. conflicting testimony on fee payment and timing.
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Pontofather
Pat
G. D.smith
Pyevarive Art
Henolle
Jane
Por Boen
Lowers Tal
Sergeant Sulth
Ma. Dewees
Avery
McLean
Men's and Boys Clothing and Misc Goods Sale Notice
Fragmented OCR lists a large variety of goods from clothing to hardware and farm supplies. The notice mentions measures, sales terms, and many brand-like items with prices and product names unclear. It emphasizes bringing orders and a wide catalog for sale.
Quranic Chew Complaints Woods Great Rapporming Cave
Note: The source text is fragmented and unreadable. Unable to determine clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events for a coherent T and S.
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Woods Great
Unclear Fragment Describes Food Items and Market Names
A garbled 5th item lists odd food terms and place names such as Cored Eeyely Hegwlated Mute and Rusmpur Fillet Salt Yoreuyrtat Mutant Bidww Mautun Prowl Park. It mentions Pork Pigs Chowk and generic market language, lacking clear event or outcomes.
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Prent
Bonalla
Coxbrevero
Posge
Joan
Joest
Varios
Red Cros
Knox
Shira
Aldermann Oxbaun
War Loan Committee
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Bonalls
Willams
Lamp Society
Broxes Hill
Broken Hill South
James Frnest Wyllie
Robert Coombes
Sivox Frasnn
Simon Frazer
Senate
Australis
Nova Scotia
Woods
Shire Finances
Maritime Strike
Tasmanian
Considine
E. B. Jones
Yeovil
Samuel M'Caughey
University
Brisbane University
Presbyterian Church
Geo. Hylsud
Ojo Carter Broz
Glenrowan
Samaria
Linddaly
Brod
Dawyll
W. Brown
J. Crosiven
Binar
Dowell
Private Brown
Tnu
Sir Presant
Great Britain
F. Dowell
Pelvate Brown
Tovst
Army
Algo
Pho Soloolowa
Geo. Sullivan
Glenlvan
Letarren Meartta
Dookie
Willits
Hay
Bourke
Suthurlenn
Clancy
Dodd
Tatychinn
Dwi
Ambler
Noonan
Inne
Oram
Boyd
Mitwan
Manhonnitt
M'Mahom Doherty
Dohu
Brouker
Nowmnay
Kesrdin
Green
Fher
Binuk
Turret
Keel
Hiliingsorth
Dapino
Jensen
Michaed
Nicholson
Bachan
Crete
Leurowan
Rivnon
Houstla
Sthdnap
Ourk
Carter
Toally
Baker
Steitline
W. Eigim J. G
Sogustr Faw
William Gehan
Valieader
Tenia Fara
Prem Vilas
Mite Torney
A Met
Kingi
Mex Gilbers
Kowy
Mom Tailly
Mina Sethgrland
Thomain
Mies Schotewn
Onsiia
Wangaratta
Shika
Fallon
Siishie
Lapware
Sargeant
Stolth
M'Leon
Sereant Smith
E. Ryan Gamp Store
Benalla West
CRUMS
Lotis
Eale
Watubos
Rothorame
Batts
Alite
Clippers
Eae
Calcutts Oaetor
Olle
Adhisord Oileawant
Loafferty Popaubutsvore
Role
Domino
Kase
Samson Mirturo
Kandy
People's Choice
Auatenliqn Chanilon
E Manure
Staudiet Sowing Mag Flaws
Orion Stavin
New Jalind Lowe and
Mercantile
Agoray
Meta Mayr
Vie Hinialle Wynng
Loemvdla Hyuls
Dairymen AN
Norman
Chalmers Washo
Bartram & Son
Steek
Ike Sehifowe
P. Stolz
Carrier Street
Ladies’ and Gentlemen
Yow Matin
Vivie Breikot
Marshall
ML Dower
Ar Weary Kure
MR. VL
SCF
MURS
Mundt
Lyvery
Imstone
Ted Vomensiy
ADBS
Norte
Wangoatia
Patel Prralqvale
Adoely
Miu
Wileur
Jeanne Brepaqy
Nmsiya Wray
Wienthe
Weupung
Cageatny
J Wilira
Meng
Il Pastors
Hiittal Shevaite Thor
Dsliler
Atte Ag
Suny
Ail
Teale
Harlin
Cbiy
Commonwealth
Sanks Australia
Reise Pen de Ali Cameen
General Banking
Australas Condor
ALE Savings Bank
James Kell
Trrar
Denig
Miller
PUBL
Noutvick
Frankfortay
Molin Nausage
Blok Padilings
Misead
Lion
Coultry
Gordie Feeonmvis
Permonal Mayer Vinio Sprig Lernii
Spriggs & Porter Turner Bridge & Smyth Stread
A. Abotomey
Victoria
Benal
Holomefic
Wight
Anekan
Anptius Winite
Intertearolien
Aly Honea
Australasia Limited
Queen Street
Walter Madden
Naward Piegerniil
Reg
Lied Michael Mornane
Har Foon
Duncan
McBryde
Hettry Madden
Rey
David Hunter
Acte
Jett Executor
G, Abbott
Paueren
Alboty
A.C Stewart Hieilbs
Shirea
FT Pgurnig
Onn G
Pete
Australian Estates & Mortgage CO
Collins ST
Galpsbrough
Ian Avant
SODKE
Algety ‘ LD
Newmarket
Shaw
Kemp
Nobel
Gascon
Chin Nash
Elmourne
Boy Oo
Lamytah
Avice'l
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