Tarpaulin Theft Prosecution at Benalla Court
At the Benalla petty sessions Detective Borsum prosecuted William Nicholls on four counts alleging possession of a tarpaulin suspected of unlawful obtaining. Witnesses testified the tarpaulin, noted with marks, was found in Nicholls loft after being borrowed or moved by Morley and Dunlop. The P.M. cautioned on proof, and the defense claimed no intent to steal. The case raised questions of authority to lend tarpaulins and the responsibility of officials. the verdict and costs were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booalla
P.M
Borsum
Clarke
Boraum
Borstin
David Healy
Teailway Department
Benalla
Stewarton
Motley
Webb
Nicholls
David Barns
Newport
Borsini
Comet
Williams
Benulls
Clarks
V.R
William Nicholls
Morley
Farmers’ Arms
Dunlop Stewarton
Healy
Edwin Morley
Nichelle
Flo
Dunlop
Mr. Clarke
Charles
Mr. Borns
Ree
Clarky
Warrenbayne Riding Elect C Cunningham Re-elected
In Warrenbayne riding the poll yesterday saw Dr. Cunningham win with 411 votes to his opponent Geo Robinson junior. Cunningham thanked ratepayers for reelecting him and noted a closer contest than expected. Robinson conceded, citing a desire for change, and thanked supporters as Dunlop received acknowledgment for returning duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenbayan
Calleo
Shire Hall
Cunningham
Geo
Robinson
Tatepayers
Mr. Robinson
Robinsons
People's Party
Ce. Dunlop
Rabingon
Chavingham
Applausi
Dunlop
Horse Parade at St James A Successful Gathering
The annual St James Progress Association horse parade at the St James sports ground drew a large crowd and was hailed the most successful event of its kind in the district. Four new departures included a trotting contest on sheep dog trials and 4 prizes for best dressed stallion parade. Gate takings surpassed £5 as numerous fine stallions and horses were paraded, judged by J. Clark of Telford. Bonie Laddie won best dressed stallion. Politician placed second and Prince Lawrence third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
The
Progress Association
Oravents
James Mopars
Celt
J. Lessive
Dunrobbin
Y. Haley
J. Ronneally
A. Mooper
A. Hooper
Glen Avon
Hooper Bros
Dafender
D. Lang
W. Murphy
Bonnie Lachie
J. Moodie
Prince Lawrence
Trotters
Lang
Almost
J. Heattie
Brooklyn
F. Anderson
D. Madde
Bonnie Laddie
JJ. Clark
Telford
Benalla and St James Set for Return Clash Football Match
Benalla travels by train to St James on Saturday for the return football match as both sides sit level on score. A large Benalla following is expected. Gallagher, Maguire, Noonan, Brown, Johns, Smith, Jennings, Barklamb, Hyland, Murphy, Runge, Proud, Mitchell, Walker, Gilbert, Hill, Darby, Sullivan, Previtt, Menonitt, Stahl and Boyd named in the Benalla lineup. A junior match at Baddaginnie ground on Wednesday saw Benalla defeat Violetown by 8 points. Final scores 5-12 to 4-10 with Noonan, Dodger Gallagher and Peacock notable for the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
St. James
Bonalla
Gallagher
Will Maguire
Noonan
Brown
Johns
Smith
Jennings
Barklamb
Hyland
Murphy
Runge
Proud
Mitchell
Walker
Gilbert
Hill
Darby
Sullivan
Previtt
Menonnitt
Stahl
Boyd
Baddaginnie
Violettown
Benally
Benalls
Dodger
Broalla
Peacock
Vivelettown
Busso
Waller
O'Halloran
Abbott
Robinson
Thomson
Howalla
Cook
Corbay
Diggle
Banks
Kelly
Bonella
Clancy
Thomann
Rourke
Jone Oneh
Commercial Sale Led by J MNamara and Co Auction
A detailed livestock sale report notes a Monday auction on August 18 where 2000 sheep and 108 cattle were sold along with pigs. Prices for various lots include 127 Hand Lab ewes to 26 shillings and other values for lambs, ewes, heifers, and cattle, with fresh stock in good condition and weights specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mnamara and Co
Altered Route Land Need for TATONG Railway Proposal
Mr Kornett forwards plan showing land required for changing the route from the mainline junction to the Bridge. The new plan lowers land take from the former area. no temporary occupation along the new route and limited access for a portion cut off by the alignment. Knox indicates the trust will accept the alteration. total land for the altered junction tallies 94 local units, versus 16 previously proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kornett
Knox
Shire
Bridge At
Alll
Allof 4
Boundary-atrest
Browt
Kernot
W. Swaby
J. Tomkins
Hall
G. A. Lakeman
G. A. Lakeman, Ladp; Dno, Swaby, 2480P; Sarah Loveday, 2R Dy; Bisoholl Bros
Jas Ballinting
OJ. Ginnivan
OJ. Tomkins
Lip
W. Dickinson
A. H. With
HL Edwards
M. Brown
J. Bowdoin
A.W. With
Hoo
Devenish Branch Meeting Honors Retired President
The fortnightly ILAC Devenish branch meeting on August 18 drew a large attendance, presided by J.B. Partington. Grand Secretary Mr. Ryan praised the gathering, and speeches toasted past president Mr. Cullinan, whose long service and district work were honored amid a farewell dinner hosted by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Partington
Ma Yay
Ryn
Wble
T. Cullinan
Callinga
A. Kennedy
Lown Oni
Messrs. Daan
T. T. Geran
J.D Murphy
J. Vance
Mot. Cleary
de A. Murphy
M. Grogin
I.trnoay
Bendy
Cudnwrm
Mr. Qullivan
H.A.C.B.S
Bro
Dwap
Devenish
Thes Catholic Soceties
HSAC
Dee Dewan
Provident
Borm Industries
T. Cantwell
Messrs. Gannon
M. Binary
Ladion
Musare
J. A. Murphy
Kennedy
Hickey
Dunn
Vance
Ryan
Hyan
Gitte
Cullinan
Bro. Cullinan
Parriveton
MEN AND LADS FOR FARM WORK
Incoming groups from Great Britain seek farm placements over the next fortnight. About 200 British lads and 60 farm laborers plus their families arrive, with wages 10 shillings to higher, depending on age and experience. Married couples and other laborers will be placed in country employment. apply to the Immigration Bureau for processing. no fees. Willie Little’s health update notes he remains in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Eniuiing
Corowa Race Day Highlights and Club Shoots
Corowa races under clear weather featured exciting finishes with Maiden Plate and Corona Handicap events. Wake Up won the Ascot Handicap. North Eastern district horse Wake Up also claimed the last race. Rifle shooting held a large turnout at Swampout, Burns led scores, Swanpool Rifle Club annual meeting reported. Bonall Town Club advances third court work, golf August medal won by Mrs. Berrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wite
Conowa
Jesus Hurdlly
Coldaign
Reet Princy
King Oraphour
Pionis Cap
Ascot
Lady Argyle
Church of England Synod Advances Finances and Reform
The Diggwsan Synod met in Wangaratta with Bishop Armstrong delivering the presidential address. He outlined the fourth Church Parliament's agenda, urged parishioner support, discussed clergy stipends, Home Mission funding, and the Compulsory drill system, and noted international concerns and union prospects. The session focused on finances and church policy, ending with the Bishop's absence due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggwsan
Pariah
Wangaratta
Armstrong
Ae Claws
Natuekal
Mileyer
Nomurkah
Hay
Connell
Provident Fund
Hagland
Japan
China
Germany
Australia
Haley
Capon Hughes
St Potos
Kant Methavtrne
Ube
Churolan
Canon Ouo
Chugeti
Shepparton Shire Council Reviews Bridge Condition and Plans
The Shepparton Shire Council discussed bridge safety with inspection findings on the Nalinga bridge listing only six safe stringers of twenty one and recommended demolition or rebuild on the present site to save costs. Detailed plans, specifications, and estimates were provided as the engineer reported a very unsatisfactory state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepparton
Crowther
Enytioee
Violet
Exnild
Theo Foor Wavke
Feport
Rupert
Woks
Ouhnw
Shire of
Bonwlle
Boundary Road
Kenswdy
Canawa
Carmiers
Benalla Wood Vard and Bridgoeurert in Regional Shuffle
Fragmentary OCR mentions Benalla Wood Vard and Bridgoeurert with unclear roles. no dates, places, or events fully readable. Likely a local names list or brief notation from a regional page segment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aise
Livasa
Knibbs
Kuve
Warrenbayne
ELEC
CR. Cunningham
Robinson Benalla
Taddagionie
Goomaliboo
Swallpool
Warronbayuss
Juan Alma
Han
Rowcoe
Tommy
Rogey
Ib Moodie
Marland Hero
Sud
Chason Eanly
Bironck
Wick
Doe Trian
Koon
J. Harris
Manny
Rosalta
A. H. Irvine
J. Tson
P. Abderson
Minx
J. Harrin
Jos
Day
Priguer
Willie
Tatong Railway
Scopee
Ilac,bs
Lori’ Tenorse
Willie Little
Hattar
G. Burns
Burns
Capitol
W. Burne i
H. Cornburgis
Soo Yards
Swanpool Ritle Club
Holt
Svedt
Y Burne
HL. Dennis
A. Jensen
J. Murray
A. J. Gandini
Bonalls Town Club
Slong
Level Ting
Berrington
Church OF England Synod
Shepparton Shire
Nalivga
Dury
Have
Honnita
Saddlers
St. Mayigand
Horh
M_ Moglan
Europe
Ursovy
Saptumiex
Wedtinalay
SS. Ascot
Anit
Tieally Asuindek
Nowapspors
Packeto
Shoued Po Ptl B
Imperial
Pone & Peirce
Swanpool
Mallett & Sons
Osborne
Persins
Maine
TBS
Cooke
Bathory
Poet -Athon
TXL Butchery
Belge Stent
Noki Pink Offi
Frurkwoop
Thompson & Son Trading
Blac
Commonwealth
Bank of Llustratia
Ial Banking Bank
New South Wales
Silier Silauleets
Vietorim
Bneny
Queensland
South Australia
Lawrvanla
Bingen
Papua
Lawale
Darmanad
Drapers
M. E. Taylor
Bridge Street
Treg.’S
Ash Drapers
Vette A
Benalla's Shopping Centre
A. Miller & Co
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