Sydney Shooting Shocks City Domestic Tragedy
In Sydney last night Francis William Mounser fired three shots at his wife Kate, seriously wounding her, then shot himself in the temple and died en route to Sydney Hospital. The motive is linked to domestic unhappiness. Gerald Patterson intends to retire from tennis for a few months after Davis Cup cache.
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Wmielbourne
Sydney
Francis William Mounser
Kate
Sydney Hospital
Melbourne music exam pass list shows improving reading
The University of Melbourne reports high overall standard at recent public examinations. Improvements in ear and sight reading are noted while notes on technique include hand position tone quality rhythm and pedal use. The pass list names candidates and teachers with subject codes and honors where applicable.
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Ormond
University of Melbourne
Winging
Convent Mc.j
Eugenia Dalton
Helen King
Katrin Lube
Hazel Walker
Marjorie Wi
Kfiss BE. V. T. Slixton
Violettown
Walliant
Duvack
Jean M’lennan
Dorothy Wood
Irene M. M'Millan
Dulcie I. Wood
Miss D. Brun
Lillian A. Jacob
Government and Railways Wage Policy Debate
The State Treasurer defended a wage cut for railway workers as a prerequisite for lowering freights and fares. He noted the Railway Classification Board’s wage bill rise of 1.5 million pounds and tied future fare reductions to wage reductions and potential surplus. If the Commissioners’ living-cost based wage cut yields surplus, the government will decide on freight cuts or a rehabilitation fund for past capital works.
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Railway Classifcation Board
Railway Commissioners
Claesincalion Board
Devia
December events at Benalla in city listings
A series of December events includes St Josephs School Benalla on Thursday December 1d concert, Sis warton dance with Mr J Minoguy at Benalla on Friday December 1$, Christmas School at Benalla Gin Club on Saturday December 6, Annual Meeting at & SLA Benalla on Monday December 18, and a Cookery demonstration at Bejiatta on Wednesday December 20.
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St. Joseph's School
Benalla
Siswarton
J. Minoguy
SLA
Bejiatta
Weather Notes Showers and Storms Across District
Rain recorded at Benalla and heavy showers south of town on Sunday evening. A thunderstorm occurred at Wangaratta, with a bush fire in Killawarra forest extinguished by timely rainfall. Thermometer readings posted by the Benalla post office are listed.
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Benalla
Lima
Wangaratta
Killawarra
Tati
Be Halla
Voting by Post Regulations Explained
Seven provisions outline who may vote by post before the election. Electors unable to attend a polling booth due to absence from the state, distance, travel conditions, illness, or impending childbirth may apply for a postal vote certificate and postal ballot papers.
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Mie
Aiso
Irrigation Options Explored for Murray River Region
The State Cabinet reviews a Water Conservation Commission report detailing irrigable lands between Albury and Wentworth on the north side of the Murray. After losses, about 2,000,000 acres could be irrigated annually with diversions from a proposed weir and main canal.
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Water Conservation Commission
Albury
Wentworth
Murray River
Berrigan Binley
Murray
Fray Berembed
Bungowannah
Mbury
Corowa
Boomsnoomana
Corowa-Urana
Deniliquin-Concargo
Reces
Billabong Creek
Corowa— Tocumwal
Tuppal Creek
Imain Canal
Iversion
Beechworth District News Reports Rail Plans and Local Events
The Beechworth forward movement committee seeks railway inclusion and lists towns from Melbourne bound routes. Local visits, church events, and community notices cover forestry, agriculture, and anniversaries in Euroa Goulburn Valley Rutherglen and surrounding areas with fines for thistle destruction and choir departures.
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Beech Worth
Beechworth
Heecthworth
Arid Ateauer
Wowstelbourne
Heechworth
Wright
Mount St Bermont
Iheo
Ruthie
Bairadate
Lake Entrance
Latrobe River
Sale
Mience
Melbourne
Boyce
Wirean
Wax Slyown
J. Wy Saumbelly
Wanauritto
Stanley
Joseph Collins
Johnstone
Foresty Department
Tennis Fixtures Take Tight Weekend of Local Club Play
Holy Trinity and St Andrew's contested a close tennis match on Trinity courts with Trinity prevailing by ten points. In Border Challenge Cup action Benalla faced Corowa with Yarrawonga and Corowa leading the series since 1908, a tense doubles and singles session ending in a Corowa victory.
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Tennis Church Association
Holy Trinity
St. Andrew's
Trinity Courts
Ten Paints
Iailes
Trinity
Grat— Bartoll
Grathger Tost
M Kenzi
Garson
Carter
Benalla v. Corowa
Aeau
Teuulla ‘Tenuis
Albury
Jilay
Messrs Ho. Hay
H. T. Whitby
Corowa
Yarrawonga
Tinea
Chiltern
Benalla
Corduer
Oates
Clarke
Thwaites
Strong
A. Sargood
Sargoo
Grey
Lutteh
Cordner
Corona
Geesets
Detsile Newallt
Cordier
Sargand
Strouse
Bowls Contests and Handicap Plans Highlight South Australia News
A fragmented report covers bowls pennant competition results with Briggs and Rowe posting strong ends, and Benalla's team fading late. The piece also notes a new official handicapper appointment for a Adelaide club race of local interest, plus a Sandown Park concert decision and a busy horse racing scene with Mitchell, Woodthor, and a 400-strong field.
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South Australia
Tatong
Commonwealth
Crowe
My.d. H
Len Gorton
Hudunda
Miss Gordon
William Gordon
Adelaide
Phe Iit Wey
Saimaria
Messrs
Mitchell
Wood Thor
Perfors
Basialla Yaung
Sandown Park
J. Mitchell
Lannion
Weeba
J. Py
Tragedy in Kilburnie Family as Two Children Die
Reports detail a Melbourne style tragedy from Kilburnie near Goombungee Queensland. Annie Ernestine Goliot Nelder 25 year old wife, and her two young children were found injured in a bedroom after a husband attempted to reach them. The youngest died shortly after, while the mother and elder child were taken to Toowoomba Hospital with uncertain outcomes.
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Kilburnie
Goombungee
Queensland
Sam
Annie Ernestine Goliot Nelder
Husban
Vey
Swimming Baths to Aid Town Health Move
Residents and youths stream to the swimming baths as local leaders push a health initiative. An older generation voice questions progress while encouraging exercise and reform of the baths property for future use. A parliamentary note acknowledges a veteran advocate’s work on imperial acts.
Benalla hosts MLA Paton at St Andrews Church
A notable visit by Mr Paton MLA BD to Benalla is marked by a large turnout at St Andrews Hall. Welcome remarks from local officials and clergy precede a thoughtful address on church life and moral influence on youth, followed by a social coffee supper.
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Lui Saa Wee Ime Mu Mee
Ye Paton
K. A. Sun- Wealthy
Benalla
St. Andrew's Hall
C. M.cannan
Patom
Benalfi
Walker
Nd, Herring
J. Williams
Messrs
D. Smith
D. McKenzie
W.H. Carter
Nish
Paton
New Hebrides
M‘tlwraith
Australasian Mutual Benefit Society Annual Meeting Report
The annual meeting at Melborrow on Friday December 9 reports new business at 112,064 policies and income of £1,602,650. Assets total £3, $ etc. Surplus £157,152 and bonuses declared in the ordinary department. The society attributes growth to public confidence in life assurance. Separately, acquittal of John Carl Jonsen for a 1921 Moore Park murder. George A Arnold convicted of house breaking at Caufield for theft of a handkerchief. State Government plans to spend £50,000 to improve tourist facilities.
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Australagins Temperance and General Mutual Life Assurance Society
Melborrow
J. T. Thompson
New Zealand
Trad Sherensett
Chainsing
Australia
John Carl Jonsen
Carrier
Daisy Maria Kearney
Moore Park
Sydney
George A. Arnold
Caufield Court
Gorman
J.P
Wool Export Trade and New US Tariff Effects
The new United States tariff will alter Australian wool exports though its full impact is unclear. American buyers are active in Victoria and the Merchants' National Bank of Boston notes duty on scoured wool for clothing at six cents per pound removes a major trade concern. The expected duty on wools for clothing is about 40 percent higher than under the Payne Aldrich Act, potentially affecting carded and combing wools held in bond awaiting consumption.
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United States
Victoria
Strathbogie opens three developmental roads to township
Three new roads linking Strathbogie from Euroa Maustell and Violettown were officially opened at a banquet attended by local councillors and officers. The event celebrated 45 years of Hill country hopes for good transport while note parts require finishing and minor repairs before full access. Local officials and residents spoke as trade in wheat, potatoes and wool were highlighted with strong showing from neighbor towns and road board representatives.
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Tal Angarta
Mtr
Z. F. Pisher
St. John’s
Mirray
Legit Hospital
A.F. Thompson
Towongshire
Willy
Dificult
B. T. Pearse
Joan State
Arett-bene Aay
Strathbogie
Euroa
Maustell
Violettown
Ihermstee
Huron
Mansfeld
Merton Road
Amatrong
Conbell Lable
Vowleillors
Kurt
Violettownshires
Bs J. Macktell
Mile
MiCormacke
Country Roads Board
Jasnes
Good Roaily Association
Albrech
Royal Automobile Society
Neeighboring
Willace
Strathhopie
Huton
Cuit
Touway
Gifts for Womenfolk and Ladies Footwear Catalogue
A list of gift items and apparel for women and girls includes Andy handkerchiefs in boxes, perfumes, powders, soaps, vanity bags, silk flowers, coats, gloves, hosiery, millinery, boots and shoes. Also advertised are xylonite vanity sets, mirrors, brushes, toothbrush cases, and ladies blouses.
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Olds
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St. Andrew's Church
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Lougwood
Mlatchard
Mises Thomson
Thomson
Forell
Miss Therset
Sir Methodist Church
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Goulburn Valley
Nomurkaty
Blakemore
T. Robins
H. Turner
Comminis
Drenew
Rutterglen
Mro
Lott
Ruthervlett
Crondom
Jallen
Meadows
Say
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Ringer
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McKenzie
Miss Clarke
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Miss Want
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Leepistative Council
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Prive Council
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House of Domiane
Leyington
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Wangaratta Hos Plu
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Ewen Tolmiey
Warrawonga
Wangaratta Hospital
Patricia Reid
Reta
H. LeRoux
Waldara
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Melbournne
James Barry
Hidorado
Jarrawosga
Thomas Joye
Anied Johnston
Wis Nurne
Payland Garden
Auckland
ST. Andrews Church
Taal
Ision
JT. and
G. Mutual Benefit Society
Laxette Co
OUR
Nial
Nkric
Oxford
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Napery
Manchester
T. J. Davis
Ledger
China
Antony Rost Doilton
Satsoina
Royal Staffordshire Ward
Jusdinieres
Notlin
Stertia
Winkes
Conway Stowarg
Choin
Witermad
Swatheg
Jauickel
Bally
GEO. Ledger
Jeweller