Delays On Border Line Spur Wheat Market Surges
The report details train delays at Jenulla and Spencer Street as the Sednay express and its sequel face hold ups. It notes a strong wheat market with Victoria’s crop pegged near 43 million bushels and Melbourne’s crop value around £9,000,000, alongside various local incidents and railway debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sednay
Jenulla
Saturay
Secon
Woronga
Spencer-street
St. Waiwar
Myauney
Victoria
London
Hrandail
Aida
Babe
Batik
Tastran
Rawat Crissnlaiox Board
Railway Classification Board
Winneke
Eferritg
Maléz
Naas
Msice
Racing notes and club elections for Baumer sett ing and Corona race club
Sporting notes cover racing programmes for Baumer sett ing at Violettown on February 17 and results from the Corona Race Club meeting. Officers elected include President J B Bailttys, vice presidents W H Hudcot and A P Cullen, treasurer J D Harke, and secretary T F Hudnot. The Corona committee donated £10 to race committee efforts as the season opens. Corowa Patrick's Race Club will hold its animal meeting on Web M4 with expected high-class racing and large fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumer
Violettown Racing Club
Smith
W. Anderson
J.D. Harke
Aucretary
T. F. Hudnot
Corona
Beason
Yvear
Corowa
Bt Patrick's Race Club
Haley Cottor wedding at Wangaratta church
Benjamin Haley third son of T Haley Devenish married Mise Elizabeth Cottor fourth daughter of Mra Cottor Glentowan and the late J Cottor at St Patricks Catholic Church Wangaratta. Ceremony conducted by Rev Father Dullacd. Bride given away by her brother James Collor. After ceremony photos at Vincenzo and a wedding breakfast at Mr Cy Dy Lairdscale. The couple will honeymoon in Sydney and reside at Tosmmwal.
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Haley—Cottor
Benjamin Haley
Cotter
Cy Dy
Lairdscale
Father Dullacd
Sydney
Haley
Tosmmwal
Benalla Events Spotlight and Nearby Venues
Upcoming local happenings include Benalla pictures and Feber Ainsety Entertainment in February. The Benalla Football Club holds its annual meeting on Saturday February 7, with Wangaratta sports on Tuesday February 12 and Violet Town races scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictures
Benalla
Ainsety Entertainment
Wangaratt
Violet Town
Shipping trouble delays union deregistration hearing
Melbourne report notes Adeard train delay affecting Mr Walsh and delays in court on the Arteliid Stanion's union attempt to deregister. Johansen blamed for attendance issues. wharf coal dispute leaves industry idle while loading continues. High prices seen in horse market with Mercie sold for 16000 guineas to VC Mr Kellow.
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Melbourne
Thos Walsh
Arteliid Stanion’s Union
Justice Powers
Seaawen's Union
Johansen
Sydney
Wharf Ja
Ve Uniol Lampers
Manukau
Newmarket
CB. Kellow
K Ellow
Flemington and Caulfield
Melbourne Hall Fire Destroys Main Hall and Organ
A Sunday blaze at Melbourne city center gutted the main hall of the town hall destroying the organ and civic portraits. Fire brigades saved alumni records while the top floors of Bourke House also suffered extensive damage estimated at 30,000 pounds.
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Eastern Hill
Fie
Melbourne
Civic
Ceive
Herante
Bourke House
Bourke and
Russell Streets
Hifms
le ‘Ipemen
Fime
King’s Theatre
Australian Stabilification Committee Proposes Dairy Price Framework
The report outlines creation of the Australian Stabilification Committee with state advisory panels to fix milk and cheese prices for Commonwealth export control. Critics warn price fixing may breach Commonwealth law and impede free trade while the Dairy Control Act governs export conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Materscha
Maui
Faterson
Pateron
Aveerlainel
Contry Firty
Ate Goverdidiat
Tie Miteyien
Ilier State Committee
Commonwealth Duty Produce Export Control Board
Control Board
The
Dairy Control Act
Pay Day Consequences at Beatle Court of Petty Sessions
Richard H Colgan a 30 year old laborer employed at the coal dugup Henalli railway yards faced theft charges for taking tools from Alex Gray boot repairer Carrice street Bonadla. Gray testified Colgan admitted taking the items and was identified by Gray and a constable. Colgan claimed no memory of the act. He was fined 3 pounds with default imprisonment for the default sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatle Court of Petty Sessions
Richard H. Colgan
Henalli
Walker
Rossell
S. P
Alex
Gray
Carrice Street
Bonadla
Alexander Gray
Colgan
Ami
A. Suckling
Railways Place
Carrier Street
Win
Ace Chsed
Training College Successful Students Nominated for Courses
Education Department awards student places for training at Training College University Grounds Carlton provisional selection after personal interview and medical exams. Applicants read as provisionally collected for this district must attend education office for interviews. primary course candidates on Tuesday February 1 and secondary courses on Wednesday February 2. Names include Mrs Samions and Mr Ganp boll among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Carlton
Wilchfer
Benalla Mule Scholl
Fenthery
Gatterie
Benalla West
CH Ganpboll
Greta Somtle
Victoria and New South Wales pursuit in a tightly fought cricket match
Intercity contest sees Victoria bowled out for 270 on Friday and 2% on Saturday with Ponsford top scoring at 80. Atkinson crafts 53 as NSW chase stalls. Ryder and Bardsley contribute in a tense second innings, NSW all out for 244 and Victoria held to 17-run margin after strong early stand and late bowling efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponsford
Atkinson
Inniites
New South Wales
Bardsley
Coline
Collings
Lonmonger
Toy
Andrews
Fire Brigades Demonstration At North-Eastern Meet
A North-Eastern Wire Brigades display at Euroa showcased seven brigades contending in engine and hose events supervised by Lieut. Colonel T. L. Marshall. Multiple stations from Rutherglen, Wangaratta, Yarrawonga, Benalla, Tungamah, and other towns competed, with times recorded for engine practice and hose relay events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Marshall
Rutherglen No
Wilt Gratia
Henalla
Wangaraits
Tungamah
Yarrawonga
Rutherglen
Warstias
Benalla
Wahyaraithi
Anigaraita
Ngaraita Wey
Reuthorulen
Naline Vackaidandil Ailuron
Vind J
Tennis Return Match At Public Courts Ends In Close Win
The return tennis match at the Public courts finished with Renally Pennis City defeating 5-3. The afternoon featured nine matches and strong play from Gi Hymil who impressed in his duties. Players included Cowan Ledger Oliver Mason Stax Conyers Tower Aragon Stole No Stole Ledger Mies Baines and others with varied scores noted and a 65 games tally at Methodisiy and 60 at Public Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renally Pennis
Hymilfot
Sears
Benall
Cowan
L. Ledger
Oliver
Mlargilin
Mason
Stax
Conyers Aid Tower Tost
Aragon
Stole
MiLaughtin
Mies Cherry
Ledger
Cowal
Bainee
Tost
Mies
Nive Cheney
Mjesesz R. Ludmer
N- Stolz
Local Events Report From Benalla And Surroundings
Forty years ago Hextracty and a team of officers left Benalla after service with the Victorian police. The Beritla Riding Club outlined prize money for annual meetings while the Water Trust noted a postal service link to the pumping station. Council discussed cricket reserve improvements. a councillor received a gold pencil from the Cricket Club and a bank manager was feted at a banquet, with school children also featured in festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walts
Fox
Plyo Ltd
Carder-atrect_ Lunalin finance
Atelee
PoLick
Eiswrawick
Moran
Morar
Stengelo
Moran Wau
Commonwealth
Auckland
Noehiye
Wangaraite
Recutimnendi Ysipars
Orig
API
Peakten
Great Britain
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Wallan
Melbourne
Commission
Busi
Wits
N.G.W
Victorix
Bible
Trust
St ES Pee
le Inter
Benella West
Connell
James
Yarriwonge
John Brock
Colonial Bank
Wao
East St. Kilda
Cricket Club
Wangaratta
Wangasatta Cartievil
Charlie Miley
Climeplo
Axenvin
Auuteglin
Sheffield
Renalla
Fat steer competition prize schedule outlined
The Royal Agricultural Society sets 1926 prizes for the first-prize fat steer, three years old, showing weight, dress, and conformation criteria. Entries must indicate cattle breed and be weighed before judging. prizes total 60 pounds for first, 30 pounds for second, and a third prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Agrlesfiberal Society
Weather summary and seasonal temperatures prediction
The week was mild with muggy early conditions and a light storm clearing the air. Weekend sport went ahead despite a Saturday threat. Sunday remained seasonable as readings from the Nenalla post office show a comparison with last year’s temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenalla Poat
Obituary for Mr Robert Wallace of Winton
An obituary notes the death of Mr Robert Wallace of Winton aged 87. He resided in the district for about ninety years and followed farming. Survived by his wife and several children including Mrs Warnock and Mr Hart, the funeral will be held at the Moonee cemetery at 1 30 am.
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Robert Wallace
Robert Wallacus
Winton
R. Warnock
Estordae Hornig
Trelantid
Jandel
Victoria
Thie
Agricultursulis
Ne An
NL Gry
Milchica
Kephart
Mratherick
Renata
Sopliurn Valley
Stepparton
Canyery Taye
Céaliery
Telvertas
Tasca
Crawford
Shepparton
Pullir
Clive
JT. Langtons
Cihken
Actiom Instructioass
Promithile Wort
Lookie
Sheyparton Nilway
Shine Roads
Shire Tee
Enfinery
Denys Powty
Creans
Benalla Blues edge White in close Benalla match
The Benalla Blues defeated the Benalla White 27 to 19 in a tight contest on Saturday. Numerous players contributed including Roach, Hosking, Nish, Williams, Briggs, and Jeter with detailed box marks listed for both squads. An electric High1 tournament set for Thursday with first round play to conclude by Saturday.
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Benalla
Nash
Walliams
Briggs
Willlender
Ti Mosby
Roach
Adi
Wits
Garett
Briggs Jett Walleder Stussling
Davis
Hiroe
Anit
Wits Coral
Nish Eth Williams
Kame
Henalta
Sell
Smith
Reviv
Nish
Witters
Westar Roach
Ellie
Connell
Peacock
Ledger
Meadows
Peni
Hooppell
Gough
Rick William
Witte
Stats
Rani
kPair Mons
Wits Hashing
Anderson, Gibbs
Tough
Val- Jeter Fe KiGt
Fowler
Haie
District News and Notes From Rural Regions
District news covers temperate harvests and civic works with notes from Goomaltiee and Wangaratta. Reports describe weather, fruit processing at Shepparton, new equipment needs, and infrastructure issues including a water tank and road maintenance. A charity drive for the Hall proceeds Wednesday with secretary T F Circle coordinating.
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VA. Go
California
Harold Lisyd
Silety
Ratious
Henala
Troruloy
Elmgria
Renaila
Shire-hall
Sonjay
G. A. Hoite
Ereiiry
Dtr
Australia
England
Kuroa
Chanter Bros
Killeen
Longwood
Kuroa Jolnery
J. Serpell
Carrier
Best
Connolly
Yoon
Muir Street
Church
M.S. G. Petersen
Church Street
Uoder
Petersen
St. Ailiyn’s
Bendigo
KJ. Grif
Beechworth
John Duggan
Europe
P. Kavanagh
Nagambie
Bf. J. Rohan
Dookie
Rome
Tages
Dr. Meyer
Wodonga
John Moran
Cookie
M. Heffernan
Marong
Wingaratus
Yarra
Bat
Mine and Howell Centenary Committee
Fease Russell
Frank Ruviell
Xnsguttts
Iridget Lumipht
Carey
Mines Department
Ethel
Hleting
W. J. Carey
Wilson
Eldorado
Harry Tomkins
Fewliedey
Sporting Notes
Telegraphic News
Ucceew
Pinninger
Balcliva
P.L. Collard
Conmercal Bank
Malvern
Pinwinger
Balaclava Junction
Aloe
Bak
Camperdown
Den
Touday
Victoria v. N.S.W
Ryder
Oldfiel
Stall Pensford
Kellewarie
Mallon
Keariny
Oldfield
Kelleway
Millar
Kellew
Gamble
Hooker
Malley
Rasen
A Jeonmronger
South Wales
Ainings
Cutlfis
Tyntor
Sandings
Fire Brigades
Rackers
Moses
Darby
Jack
Benalin
Beritla
Jain
Benalla Blue
District News & Notes
Wedneylay
T. F. Cirey
Standard
Heise
WJ. Capes
Age
Argun
Herald
Allans
Prichs
Stolzs
Bridge St
Davisco
T. J. Davis & Co
Miller’s
Bournville Cocoa
P.C
Sid Large
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