Court notes and local incidents from Benalla district
Court cases involve debts and costs for Wistorian Producers Cooperative and others, school attendance fines for several individuals, and rates arrears orders. A haystack fire at Mr Samuel Hammond’s property caused total loss with spontaneous combustion suspected. Weather notes mockingly cite Sir Clement Wragge. garden show chatter and a coroner’s report on a neglected child at Royal Park feature elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cea Frottastes
Ofdens
Dillon Vy Garald Hy
T. T
Clarke
Besstoxs
Bowalla Court
P. Williams
My. GT
Wistorian Producers’ Cooperative Co
A.B. Hooper
Owen Brady
Harry Jackson
Eaid
Wades
P.M
Beltiah
T . Glarke
Shire
Havarack
Smith Wan
Kilfeeracoad
Samuel Hammond
Boon
Bonalla
Murphy
Murray
Hasambad
Wiicae
Clement Wragge
Grasiera
R. G.norton
Wangaratti
New Zealand
Wriggs
Norton
Garden Porraca
Devonshire
Andrasen
Birkenhead
Clemient Wragse
Wamigston
Tadia
Wraggo
Victoria
Caie
Chydran
Royal Park
Leopard Richard Dietrich
Buby
Thig
Australia
Barmway Ecoxowivs
Tsilwaya
Rmigowd Ewart
United Grand Lodgesof Procmasons of Victoria
Strandbroke
Thia
Howallm
Mason PhAbif
Railway Department
Dorothy
Thomas Meighsn
Conrad
Ap Queab
Benalla
Erie
Swimming Examination Certificates Awarded at Benalla Schools
The Benalla region issued swimming examination certificates with junior and senior classes at Benalla East and West schools. Notable names include Vilab Priors, Gladys Cramford, Lily Bittlesbird, Doris Trewin, Mabel Hair, Agnes Hair, Edith Haynilton, Florance Trewin, and many others. A local event on Wednesday awarded a gold medal to the boys team, with the 78-yard event highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla Ha
Benalla West
Baolor
Doris Trewin
Mabel Hair
Fait Hamilton
Agnes Hair
Normis Hamilton
Minx Caldor
Albert Bowoher
Tow Oliver
Frank
Hamilton Daulor
Edith Haynilton
Morey Wor
Hilda Looper
Edna Chaltis
Lindi Ploming
Florance Trewin
Ivy Hollings
Worth
Jenail Hemniniz
Loin Over
Gen Gooner
Albert Bowohor
Herbart
Will
Melbourne Market Quotes and Arbitration Court Notes
Melbourne market quotations list wheat prices and maize, onions, and fish values. An Arbitration Court session heard plans to shorten witness questioning and speed pure arbitration. Weather eased with a heavy rainstorm and thunder after days of oppressive heat. Wool disposal officials denied any foundation for Bawra funds being used to meet skin wool claim demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Bawra
Yarrawonga Council Debates Lighting Plant Lease or Purchase
Yarrawonga Shire Council weighs options for its electric lighting scheme after a 160 loss for the year and a failure to adopt consultants recommendations. A Saturday meeting discussed leasing to a private company or purchasing, with views favoring raising current prices and pushing pumping proposals while guarding ratepayers’ interests. An 8 to 3 vote called for leasing the plant for 11 years, with funds returnable at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrawonga Shire Coujcil
Messrs
Chelgue & Gardifier
Io Gr. Thomson
Christe & Gardiner
Handig
Owe
Manel
Valedictory at Baddaginmie for Mr and Mrs Ferguson
A farewell ceremony at Subilea Hall Paddaginniy marked by speeches and applause as Mr and Mrs A J Pergigon depart after five years in Baddaginnie Ferguson received a silver coffee service and warm gifts while friends promised continued support Ferguson expressed gratitude and best wishes for prosperity and happiness in Behuia as dancing and songs followed the formal part with local entertainers taking part
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauhtering Wasemoion
Subilea Hall
Paddaginniy
A. J. Porguyon
My Ferguson
Iva Quara
Behuea
Dr Roach
Mra
Pergigon
Sparta
Ferguson
Mesara Dalton
Jenaen
A. M.phornin
Wimeolf
Bacciagionie
Missie Motsie Dalton
Florio Dalton
Ethel Goulding
Tokn Wardle
Miss Hammond
Nagompan
Boxing Card and Amateur Events List From Trinity
A compact list of upcoming events includes boxing matches featuring Swanpook Snorts Violet Fown and Davee Winton on Friday December 26 at Trinity. Other activities include a boxing card at Woorngug Hall on Monday January 2 and a separate event titled Tungantal Sporty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Boxing Pa
Swanpook
Snorts
Violet Fown
Davee Winton
Drnfiee
Woorngug Hall
Tungantal Sporty
Prahran to Play Be nalla Team Across to Dookie College
Sporting notes from Benalla detail Prahran facing Benalla on Monday and Tuesday, then traveling to Dookie College to meet the college team, returning the same evening. Women’s match in Gardens, speedy tennis entries, athletics at Swanpool, and swimming club plans updated with carnival postponement and new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prahran
Benalla
Dookie College
Behalla
Victorian Cricket Association
Wits
Benalla Cricket Club
Yeferel¢E
Maude
Pony killed on barbed wire in Beechworth Junction incident
A pony owned by E Luckie was being ridden by a new owner’s son when a fall frightened it into a barbed wire fence. The animal jumped but was caught, sustained a fatal abdominal wound, and died after being freed. The purchaser offered payment but Luckie chose to bear the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Luckie
Beechworth Junction
Lucke
Gesilzey
Menelle
Luckie
Stewart's Contra Saddlery and Boot Shop Holiday Stock
Boot and showa stock in all makes and styles offered at low prices. Wide selection includes suits travel bags hats and many in demand items. Repairs available with prompt service and finished style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Casey
Rapaire
Ovens and Murray Oddfellows Hold Annual Meeting at Seymour
The Ovens and Murray District Oddfellows met in Seymour on Wednesday with officers and delegates attending. Members noted a rise in district membership and surplus funds, discussed medical pool questions, and considered reverting to the contract system with medical officers. Elections elected Harman as Grand-master and Blowers as Deputy Grand-master. Seymour lodge hosted a dinner and social in jubilee celebrations. The next annual meeting is to be held at Avenel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovens and Murray
Seymour
Br. J. Willams
Foley and Bleach
W. Bes
Teplert
Aternoion
AMO
Order
Bro. Harman
Bro. J. Blowers
Rutherglen
Seymour Lodge
Jodie
Vold
Avenel
Presentation at Baddaginnie honors Miss Roach
About 160 residents gathered at Baddaginnie last Wednesday evening to honor Misa Dorrié Roach elder daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R Roach of Warrenbayne West whose marriage to Mr Oliver takes place on Boxing Day. The event featured a 4 variety tea and many useful gifts. Speakers praised Miss Roach's character and wished her happiness in Newport. Dr Roach thanked the crowd and reflected on the large turnout showing her many friends. Local residents joked about origin from Baddaginnie as the streets were named like a garden town. Musical items were performed by local girls and men, with dancing music supplied by several artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baddaginnie
Warrenbayne
Bolo
Violetown
Misa Dorrié Roach
R. Roach
Warrenbayne West
Oliver
A. Cook
Euget
Newport
A. Welsh
Miss Roach
Dorrie
Br, Roach
Violettown
Cowslip
Baddapinnie
Uris
Nicholson
E. and
J. Reeves
Messrs Legcett
Cinderwood
White
Hammond
Mesers Robinson
Strange Proceedings in New South Wales Cabinet
The New South Wales Cabinet has endured rapid reshuffles amid a fragile majority and shifting speakers. Reports from Sydney describe a volatile readjustment period with ministers and party lines realigned, a governor’s reformation of the ministry, and debate over leadership and outside influence on parliamentary control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Dooly
Levy
Iention
Labor Party
George Puller
Sydney
Argus
Mix
Weil
Thomas Henley
Geroge Fuller
Mr. Oakes
Progressives
Council
Australian Labor Party
Pies
Seven Oshers
Bagnall
Nim
Federal ministry reshuffle adds four new members in Australia
Melbourne reports a cabinet overhaul with four new ministers and four resignations. Sir Jes Cook becomes High Commissioner, while postmaster general Wise, Navy minister Laird Smith, and vice president Russell retire. New lineup includes Hughes as Prime Minister and Minister for External Affairs and Pearce as Home and Territory Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnghes
M. Bruce
R. W. Foster
H. Lamond
John Earle
Jes Cook
Wise
Laird Smith
Navy
Russell
Executive Council
William Mortis Hughes
G. Pearce
Ed, Millen
Littleton Ernest Groom
Walter Massy Greene
Defence
Alexander Poyston
Arthur
5. M. Bruce
M.C
Richard W. Foster
Ktes
Granville Ryrie
Atant
Hector Lamord
Walter Mofit Marks
December Weather Summary At Post Office
For the first time this season the temperature reached the century mark on Tuesday. The next day it fell two degrees while shade readings showed 90, not dropping below 70 overnight. Yesterday was cloudy and oppressive with a steady rain and thunder at 7 oclock in the evening. a heavy shower at 7 80 flooded several street channels. Official thermometer readings at the post office since Monday list maximums and minimums with notable rainfall in December and year-to-date figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moniay
Yaar
Public servant dismissed over attempted bribe in exam paper case
The Governor-in-Council ordered the dismissal from the Education Department central administration of Michael Regan a fifth class clerical officer. The State Public Service Commissioner Mr G C Morrison found proved charges that Regan on or about 15 November offered a bribe to officers for examination papers ahead of the 22 November merit certificate exam and, with the Governor’s consent, dispensed with his services.
Surplus Butter Stocks Shake Australian Export Trade Negotiations
A British government plan to clear butter stocks risks lowering prices for the coming season. The offer covers 930000 boxes of Australian and 300000 of New Zealand butter at set prices, with a transfer to governments and exporters to manage shipments. A trade committee weighs mediation steps as meetings continue without a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Hitter and Cheese Factories Association of Victoria
Watt Nas
Cabte
London
New Zealand
Wose
Australis
Hughes
Meares O | Marsh
Deaf and Dumb Appeal For Blackburn Institute Expansion
An appeal from the Home for Defective and Blind Deaf Mutes in Blackburn Victoria urges donations to fund completion of a crowded facility. The project seeks £3500 and accepts money gifts or in kind donations such as flour, potatoes, fruit, clothing, biscuits, and other essentials.
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Carey
Owiye
Blackburn
Blackhurn
Victoria
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Ye Frie
Rinabal Alr
Telegraphic News
Arbitration Court
Estice Powers
Liniguses
Arbitration & Peace Tribunal
Yarrawonga
Mr. J
Mrs. Ferguson
Dixie Mac
Piccidilly
Almost
Neptune
Mons Brooklyn
Ribbon Bells
Owndérsi
I.c
Swanpool
Wangaratta
Behalla Swimming Club
Mechanics” Institute
Ry PR. Bewers
Isas
J. W. Doherty
Ww. Lithgow
Siip
Levison
Beechworth Sports
Devsert
Beechworth
Glentowan
Alsace
Bella Davie
Fireshade
Dand Lad
Pierott
Biddy
Blessing
Traf
Gladiator
Spinlster
Knockatong
Spider' OB
Vivace
Novelty Pony Race
Trickey
Bella Doyle
Belle Doyle
Nora B
Robin
Spider
Queenie
Molly
Highland Mary
Dandy Lad
Bicrott
Olive Quean
Robin Spanster
Queenie Highland Mary
O. Paget
G. Wedgdoy
D. Viteeratd
FT. York
L. Covatersii
G. A. MiLeuth
A. Rox
Hi. Ongermay
M. Fitzgerald
O. Pars Fer
D. Bilz
Xmas Goods
Oddfellows
Federal Ministry
Elbourne
Mi Hhighes
Massy Greene
Deaf and Dumb Appeal
Waters Bridge Street
Mitchell & OD
Hirt, Phou
Xinias
Lexether
Welyn
Pal Ai
Tiree and Sin
Ben
Napery
Ray
T. J. Davis & CO
Ledger
China
Royal Doulton
Satsuma
Wessex
Jardinieres
Stainisss Gallery
A-boon
Mig
Fouets
Chnorins
Wolk
Herase Ai
Maitland
Sucile Aid Mae
Calenals, Ely
Mirtovk
Lyaya
Seumansen
Cathay
Villery
Avon
Awa
Kangles
Nellie Stewart
Kenneth Fancyner
P.O
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