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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
3
Store promotes a special summer display featuring cool weather friendly outfits for ladies with emphasis on bargain prices and showroom visit to view current offerings.
District notes report a plan for a Beechworth literary and debating society. A Bruarong resident Ms Schollard survived a brown snake bite after prompt first aid and medical care. The Christ Church Ladies Guild garden fête earned £94. Stanley State forest planning includes potential timber reserve use for grazing and settlement with officials to survey and allocate parts. Local interest grows in sheep farming options within the forest.
At Str Theatre Shepparton on Monday night Rev T S B Woodfull denounced licensing a publican booth linked to the sports carnival. He cited dice games at a hotel on Hill4 Sunday morning and a drinks takings of £5 from 20 visitors.
A complaint to the Hughes Creek school heard concerns the Education department not supplying schooling in the district. Community offer of 40 pounds a year for a full time teacher was rejected for semi weekly work at another school. A wood cutter strike near Tooborac shifts workers and tensions rise between unionists and management. A boy named Roland Whitechurch died after a snake bite incident. A shooting accident near Flowerdale injures a youth, gun discharged when Rifle misfired on a log.
A catalog of Ladies wear with muslin skirts blouses and lawn skirts in various trims tucks hems and insertions. Descriptions include white Swiss muslin gowns cream Sicilian skirts cambric blouses and mercerised silk muslin blouses in multiple colors and latest designs.
Local report from Wangaratta notes A Pinkerton has been reelected captain of the fire brigade for the twenty fourth year. Also covered are the death of William M Cormick aged 28 from spinal meningitis, a campaign to fund a monument for William Moore, confirmations at St Patrick's, and council and court items involving valuation increases and a theft case where Ralph Barron was discharged for lack of evidence.
The Tolmie school was destroyed by fire at three in the morning on Tuesday. The fire gutted the building and many books belonging to the schoolmaster Mr. Tuohey. The origin of the blaze remains unknown.
A Chiltern Valley Gold mine dispute was reviewed by directors with representatives Carling and Little of the A MLA and Sullivan and Ferguson of the A MA Chiltern branch. Workers on contract claimed lockout after demanding back pay to 7/6 per shift. manager Mr Cook refused. Directors will consider a pay difference system and report back to executives.
An outbreak on Mr. S Sheldon's farm Monday was spotted by Mr W Hill who rushed to the scene and fought the flames. Several acres of grass burned but no further damage occurred and the fire was stopped before heavier loss.
Dooc kie agricultural show awarded best wheat crop to W H Ford for improved Stennedil with J M Portland second for improved Stennedill and G Gardner third with Federation. H Pye and W Gamble of the college were on prize judging. Hay harvest larger than recent years with stripping begun and yields about 5 to 6 bags per acre. Oats average about 6 bags. Labor is scarce.
A testimonial from Vic writes that Chamberlain's Colio Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy is the best treatment for bowel troubles. He notes it worked wonders for his husband and now keeps a bottle at home. Benalla Pharmacy and all dealers stock it.
Bargains announced for lace and trim items including white washing belts electro plated belts and various collars in multiple sizes. The listing features kimonas hats shawls and muslin fabrics with prices ranging from 2d to 1s and 11d, highlighting hemstitched handkerchiefs and lace designs.
Finches wide, 1/11, 2/3, and 2/9. yard.
Free 4 feet wide with 6 feet drop priced at 2s 3d. A 6 feet wide 8 feet drop at 3s. L1d. S feet wide 8 feet drop priced at 5s 11d. A 10 feet wide 8 feet drop at 6s 9d.
White fabric with blue stripe priced at 2s 6d per yard. White fabric with red and luff stripe at 2s 6d per yard. White fabric with red and blue stripe at 2s 9d per yard.
Secondo Talochino of Currier-street Benilla applied for a Colonial wine license. opposition centered on necessity and nearby hotels. The court heard evidence on valuation, location, and community impact, with rebuttals highlighting convenience for market goers. no license was granted.
A catalog item describes wooden rollers up to 14 feet long with pulleys and cords and related components.
The Meadow Fete and gifts sale at Holy Trinity Church ran Wednesday and yesterday in church grounds with fine weather and strong attendance. Stalls for refreshment, produce, cake, and lollies drew buyers. a pattern cutting lesson and a weight guessing contest added activity. The event featured a Maypole dance, children from the Observation School, and a brass band closing program in the evening.
Messrs Ward and Birch of Baddagin nit have bought 700 acres of old Goondiwindi Station from Mr G Walker, near Mooroobie siding, to develop large scale dairying and farming. They bring dairy experience and plan to begin operations within two months with about thirty cows already secured. Walker may subdivide further to meet continued interest from Victoria.
The notice lists events at Shire-hall and Mechanics Institute over December and January. Highlights include a political meeting, Bovis Vaudeville, Dickens Fellowship, and various races at Rutherglen, Longwood, Beechworth, Warrenbayne, Dookie, and Tolmiv picnic.
Local craftsman Kevin offers upholstery and mattress making services. Repairs, recoveries, and furniture work are available for private houses in town or country settings.
In a midweek match on the oval the College won by 23 runs led by Jackson who carried his bat for 62. Clark contributed 34, while Waters dismissed several opponents. Hyland took 4 wickets for 25 as the bowling side dominated. A separate cricket outing saw Wangaratta players visit Glenrowan, with G Lee 39 not out and Linny 30 not out as the locals posted 121 and the visitors 60 for 4 at tea.
In a letter to the editor MABEL M STILLMAN outlines the Victorian Neglected Children's Aid Society work since a May appointment. 121 children passed through, 72 now in the home, prompting ongoing monthly costs and a public appeal for donations of money or toys to Leonard Street Parkville and to the Hon. Treasurer.
J Hooper urges Benalla district residents to note his new ironfoundry on Nunn Street Benalla offering casting engineering and fitting work with Henry Vallender involved in the venture.
With no holiday on the 28rd of this month due to Christmas week, the Grin Club committee will hold the monthly shoot next Wednesday. The trophy to be contested is Mr Kurtzmanns.
A well known city missionary recounts how Ayer’s Sarsaparilla improved vitality and blood health. The account highlights renewed strength and vigor after using the tonic, framed as a testimonial from a respected community figure.
A reader reports improved appetite and health after using Ayer's Sarsaparilla noting increased strength and overall wellness. The advertisement claims the formula now contains no alcohol and endorses the product as the best blood medicine.
Be nalla Bowling Club committee met on Tuesday with Nt. Clarke presiding. Accounts totaling £8 11s 6d were approved. Wangaratta and Beechworth clubs invited Benalla to rink tournament on Boxing Day. Beechworth reply due by 16th to check member interest and train service. Wangaratta to be informed of Beechworth reply. A Clarke, Gascogne, Gilding, Crowther named December captains. A Clarke acting secretary during Sarah’s holiday.
On Wednesday a trotting match with stakes of £5 a side occurred between Thistleton's bay mare and W Nicholl's grey pony. The course ran from Stock Creek bridge to the Racecourse Hotel with both driven in gigs. The mare led throughout and won easily by about 300 yards.
An irregular catalog of items offered for sale includes Lipton’s Sewing Machine Oil, Coffee Essence, Linseed Oil, Sheep Dip, Wheat Oats and Bran, various tools and hardware, furniture, pianos, saddles, potatoes, watches, paints, rabbit traps, pumps, pipes, roofing iron, lime and cement, oils, pots, glass, and more. The list names Maldon Island Perambulators, Neatsfoot oil, and Cocoanut Oil Soap among many others.
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