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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
4
A candidate discusses immigration alongside Britain's role and white Australia policy, arguing for fair policies amid rising costs and population growth. He recalls advances in transport, warns against excessive nationalism, defends the National Government, and urges strong governance to stabilize finance, industry, and inflation.
An agricultural official asserts that with strict fallow, pedigree seed, and high superphosphate dressings yields in Victoria can reach 20 bushels per acre. He notes actual state averages around 17 to 20, cites up to 186 pounds of super per acre in certain districts, and urges more Department support and funding for demonstrated trials and judges for crop contests.
A fragment describes kidney diseases as silent killers and urges early treatment. It cites Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as effective, sharing a testimonial from F King of Violet Town and noting sale details in Sydney. It also recalls a local farewell gift scene in Wangaratta.
The Benalla Standard reports on a midday public gathering featuring Mr Hughes and the Nationlists. Police presence was noted but not needed as the crowd listened to his discussion on country industry support and railway policies.
Receipts around £1000 mark completed by St Joseph’s Garden fete in Benalla. Opened by Dr Walker with Rev O’Reilly and Father O’Rielly praising electric light installations for the church, school and convent. Benalla Band played music and a town dance on the green drew crowds. several donors pledged further support to cover building expenses and future renewals.
The Electric Supply special report to Marliamene outlines costs and feasibility for the Sugarloaf reservoir plan. It discusses capital and anal costs, projected consumer rates, and a five year build timeline with a Morwell transmission link for north eastern demand.
A public dispute over the Strathbogie electricity proposal follows adverse hydrological findings. Deputation from Strathbogie appeals to the Shire Council seeking cooperation while engineers note adequate stream flow for potential supply and cost considerations.
Mr Miscamble, head of the Country Railway Users League of Victoria, spoke at Stock 1 ahiniye buildings on Wednesday. He outlined plans to introduce up to twenty six motor trains to improve service and reduce costs, with motor trains seen as quicker and cheaper than steam. Discussion covered weighbridges, cranes, goods sheds, and storage charges with the Commissioner of Railways confirming no more weighbridges would be sold and potential yard shifts to cut stack room charges.
In a close friendly solstice match on the reserve Whitely nearly won for Winton against Paterson who fielded three absent players. Winton totaled 56 with decisive 16 from Wile and 17 from Wiloy. Brookes starred with 7 for 20 and Williams took 7 for 30 as Paterson faltered to 5% in reply, leaving the game level at the close and Winton securing a narrow win.
Howship and Brown led a Benalla cricket encounter with Brown taking five wickets for 47 and Howship guiding a patient display. Stevens and Paterson’s team contributions stood out as the innings closed at 10 for 9 when time ended, with Brown 34 retired and Booth 22 supporting.
A garbled advertisement offers 50 000 pounds to invest from 500 pounds upward at the lowest available interest rates. The text mentions Watts Yurnbull and Co Stock and Station Agents and references DMDAD ACR 6 in a distorted layout.
Public notice of mortgage loans and private money offerings by PER CENT MONEY LOANS ON MORTGAGE OFFICER AND SMITH Accountants at 454 Collins St Melbourne and J P McDonnell at Collina Street Melbourne. Terms of 3 and 5 years advertised with lowest current rates.
A fragmented Benalla notice lists cheap garden and farm supplies, medical and dental services, clothing, and loans from Herbert Ledger and others. It advertises 6 percent finance on secured loans from £50 to above £500, plus hospital names, a dentist, and various goods for sale.
Public notices state a visit to Benalla on Friday 2204 December from 12 noon at Graisgrer's Aysirs House with monthly conduct. Appointments may be made by mail to Box 117 Atel bellene.
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