Bears Orrick appointment debate in Shire meeting
Reports from the Shire of Beautig and regional councils detail a disputed health offect appointment and potential cost sharing among Deakin Rochester and Echuca. A Rochester hall meeting plus a Rochester hall plan outlined funding on revenue shares, with final decisions pending agreement among the three bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrick
Beautig
Rochester
Deakin
Rochester Mies
Echuca
Rochester Hall
Mika Ay Neaveian
Alex. Webster
Rathaway
CB. Penrose
Swythe Street
Benalla
Toco
V.R.I
Melbourne
Antarich
Bena
A. J. Thiwaites
Va. Crockford
Metiical Services
J. O'Kunnelly
H. Tidy
J. O'Donnelly
Benalla Football Revival Sought by Local Letter
A reader urges the Shire President to call a public meeting to form a strong Benalla football team for 1964. Gr Walker is praised for broad sporting confidence and potential service by aiding early team setup despite non participation in management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Ioath
Gr. Walker
Crop and Fallow Competition Report Summary
R Thomas, manager of the Ste Experimental Karns, Rutherglen, judged the crop and fallow competition for Benalla Agricultural Society. He forwards the report to the secretary with detailed results: Crop and Fallow points, totals, and participant Cooper No. 1 and Cooper No. 2 among the entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Thomas
Ste
Rutherglen
Benalla
Hell Bios
D. Smith
Cooper
Ploints ET Syahid J. Cooper
High School Notes and Swimming Carnival Plans
Ian Nissad Bob Cooper Haye Hall residents receive Mont College and Arabelle Calder earns a nine teaching scholarship for three years. Benalla junior events announce a 35 event swimming program at public baths with a cistern stand and postponements. Senior pupils will demonstrate rescue methods while boys and girls perform novelty events and a wide attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Nissad
Bob Cooper Haye
Yeen
Or~mont College
Arabelle Calder
Benalla
Queen Carnival Queen of Sports at Drill Hall
A Monday night Queen of Sports event drew a large crowd despite bad weather. The hall was decorated in queen colors with music from Bimo's orchestra and a lively dance. Next event Saturday features Americus Tentry Weatheri'n Hall and a dance. The Queen of Music week featured a Sunday evening party with notable attendees and dancing. A further event at Weatheriis Hall hosted by a cordial party included performances by local dancers and musicians. Another event at Goorambat features a dance and book-night at Railway Refreshment Rooms with amusements and a novelty dance planned for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimo
Tere
Americus
Dlace
Indy
Ira
Croucher
Arwhgerth
Pockerie
Mr. R. Maen
Fheaby Tries
Prier
Mensra
W. Grain
Ticharison
D. Fraser
Iere
Goorambat
Deadly blow to political patronage reforms in police force
Forty years ago Edtrace from the Mince reports on a new examination-based promotion system for police, a dog tax collector’s success with £50, and a series of local meetings on rabbit nuisance. It notes a contested Water Trust session, names several constables, a January rainfall total of 2.29 inches at Benalla, a minstrel fundraiser for Mechanics Institute, leadership change at Toca, and a thermometer removed from the Standard Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Mechanics Tristute
B. J. Smythe
Toca Ainstenns
Easter Sit and 40 Year Old School Standards
A reader letter discusses a 40 year old Standard reference, noting the writer appears aged and reflecting on self-perception. It claims involvement with Jesuit College, then corrects to only church college affiliations, and signs as ANE MICONTAN. The exchange reveals local views on education and paper standards from decades past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Holy Trinity Church Annual Meeting Report
The Holy Trinity church held its annual meeting with better attendance and a final shower of rain. Financial statements show a general account income of £840, with £178 expenditure not counted earlier and £217 10/7 paid on the Rectory Webs. items include £465 for painting, £59 for electric work, £15 for fencing, and £12 for organ repairs, leaving £368 spent on the year. The rectory debt is £150, with small balances carried. Election of church wardens and auditors followed, and general questions on finance and church branches were debated before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Cardia Sary
Igs’ Guild
Ro Br. S. Meadows
G Ronpelt
J. Willpens
Vesteymiett
T Mavie J. Si Stevenson
B. Tedae Je
Tateli
J. Weich
Davies
Lew Rere
Eis Ziebell
Thomsin
Knox
District News and Notes from the Furoa Coursing Club Meeting
At the annual meeting the Furoa Coursing Club presented a balance sheet showing a credit balance of £14 5s. Mr Pusterla was reelected president and Mr Wells as secretary and treasurer. Members’ fees were 10s 6d. The meeting, linked with Euroa Band, approved a total credit of £304 10s and a promised donation around £410. Mr C J DeBoos volunteered as honorary collector for twelve months. A bite of duties for a bad taster was offered to Mr Bunn of Kerang, expected to start end of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. DeBoos
Bunn
Kerang
Benalla
SPECIAL SHEEP SALE AT BENALLA YARDS HIGHLIGHTS PRICES
The Victoria Producers Co-Op reports a highly successful Benalla sale last Friday with 4703 sheep yarded and only nine passed. Outside buyers from Werribee Stanhope and allied towns paid firm prices, with rates 4 to 5 and up to 7 shillings per head above the previous sale, including high bids for fattening wethers and aged ewes from Werribee and Stanhope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vistoria Producers’ Co-Op Co
Benalla
Mering Wethers
Lncerne
Werribee
Stanhope
Wool Market Sale Sets Remarkably Firm Prices
The Wool Market report from We Australian Estates and Mortgage Co. Ltd describes a sale of 14568 bales drawn from Victoria with Western and North Eastern brands strong. Demand was keen and prices firm across descriptions, with a 97 percent clearance and plans for the next sale on March 4 featuring representative clip prices from multiple districts and brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Estates and Mortgage Coy
Victoria
Glen
Rowan
Achi
S.W.S
Acheaney
Hall
Park
Bochs
Lima
Glenrowan
Benalla stock market brisk with strong yarding and higher bids
Watts Tursihiull & Co report a hearty attendance at the Benalla Corporstiam yards on Tuesday 19th with heavy stock yarding though sheep were lighter due to rain. Fat cattle and store cattle sold well, prices rising versus last market as buyers competed. pigs also showed brisk bidding among local and outside buyers.
Co operation address outlines cooperative progress and stores
Mr Sutcliffe led a condensed talk on co operation at a cold Monday night meeting, tracing cooperative aims from Manchester to Australia. He cited Robert Gwen as early model, described Lancashire flannel weavers, cash and carry stores, dividends for purchasers, and urged Benalla and Dookie cooperatives to advance.
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Shire [Law
Dfr A
Norton
Ehigh
Messrs Sutcliffe
Commonwealth Statistician's Office
Ray Gnanagér
Che Unham, Co-Operative Society
O'Kane Cumpager
Workers’ Co-Operative
Benalla
Sutcliffe
Robert Gwen
Man
Chester
Lancashire
Rochedale
Generil
Telensiones Otder Successhy
Austrasia
Adelaide
Wangaratta Society
Ray
Dookie
Wingaratla
Tosamid
Tasmania
Cheltenham
O'Kaite
Renalla Pig Market Prices Mixed and Sluggish
Watts Purphull and Co report a noisy, mixed market with a general price drop across pig categories. Yardage good but overall values faded, with quotes including Teor two and various pence per pound for sows slips and suckers, while packers show lower bids and uneven demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Purphull & Co
Uvolp Sual
Forunghely
Pire
Henalla
Ughacon
Mls
Athens
Suialler Do
Tobacco growing success on Upper Murray scene
A special inspection of tobacco plants around Talmalyn Dore Dorn and Jingellie shows rapid growth in the Upper Murray industry. In past years tobacco was unknown in the area, now many occupiers plant near Murray River, with potential cheques despite rain damage. Average 3 acre plots yielded about £80 per acre last year, cultivation cost about £10 per acre. Experts note Monet Kray Wan crop quality among the best ever in Australia, sparking optimism for a rising regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Murray
Upper Murry
Plantateus
Talmualne
Dore Dorn
Jingellie
Thfy
Guttte
Dota Bora
Fingellie
Anual
Murray
Australia
Tiele Fe
Rutherglen hosts delegate meeting on football grouping plans
Sporting notes report a Monday gathering at Rutherglen with Was paratin St Patrick's Albury Benalla Corawi Lake Rovers and Beechworth among attendees. Debate over junior players moving to senior ranks and a March 10 delegate meeting to decide on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherglen
Wasparatin
St. Patrick's
Albury
Benalla
Corawi
Lake Rovers
Beechworth
Cillanier
Wanga Talla
Elii
Tebates
Betula Club
Seciomtl
Melbourne Markets:今日市价简报与报价
Melbourne markets quote and crop prices with brief figures for barley and English wheat. Includes limited numeric codes and exchange rates, with items such as Whiest and Cape BV ni noted among others.
Conversion of War Gratuity Bonds Offer
The government promotes War Gratuity Bonds as a secure offer with 6 percent interest. Subscribers may choose 3, 5, or 10 year terms and can sell bonds on stock exchanges any time. Deposits start at 5 percent with interest from lodgment, and the balance may be lodged up to 30 May with interest from then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Stock Exchanges
Carnell
Nunn Street
Benalla
Motor accident on bridge in heavy rain collision near Benalla
On Monday evening a motor car driven by Mr Meadowin of Wangaratta and a cab driven by Mr Nicholls of Benalla collided mid bridge in heavy rain. No passengers in either vehicle. minor damage to cab. A young boy Hooper and his sister on the footpath were injured. lacerated face. Senior-constable Harnetty investigated. both drivers claim correct sides. No decisive fault found. rain and limited visibility may have contributed. council discussed bridge widening at additional cost of £2000.
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Goulburn Valley
Shepparton
Toes Flay
B. W. Ryan
Ryan
Sheppacton
Wo Telford
Muro
M'Kay
Broken River
Cosgrove
M. Ryan
M. Kvai
Tome
Othier
Dion
Sheppurtoy
Rodney
Harston
Tatura
James
A.E. Company
Vic
Sir Alexander Peacock
Une Tatura
W. H. Batten
Se Warayga Basin
Mr. Shutten
Warwaga
Nles
Shepparton Court of General Sessions
Judit Woinarski
Matthew Tisternostsr
Bns
1. Meadowin
Wangarattty
TH. Nicholls
Benalla
Nicholls
Wminshne
Hooper
Godmalibus Street
Looper
Harnetty
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Telegraphic News
Glenferrie
Angus Murray
Bersimah
Bank of Victoriat
To-Tay
Circe Witiestes
Murty
Angus
Lopraine
North Oneensland
de Garis
Q Publicaliens
J. Sherwill
Thomas Redding
Sanitaria
Mansfeld Council
the Water Trust
Fron Bensila
Commons
M. Gomimaus
M‘ ‘Ugh
Mwedbirg
Montford
J. Lyons
Standard
Tiwnles
District News & Notes
Gooamliber
Goomalibee
Terrett
J. Cavey
Terrell
Boadie
Pather Lawlesy
Downy Wsillow
Violet Town
Denis Rocher
Tandengh
Fistally
Bowles
Violet
Father Ryan
Neil
Benalla Stock Market
Dickers
Sheen
Pat Cathe
MR. Sutcliffe
Renalla Pig Market
Sporting
Xen & Murray Association
Vunglin
Benalle
Way
Renallur
Towan
Ty Clarke
Uuilon
Bower
Dshes
Clark
Conners
Iitzgerald
M'Kevile
Macky
Meadows
Mr. Hote
Asthery
Toys
Benalla Mast
West Stite
Archies
Mark Sens
Ay Hill
M'Namara
Abbot
Moyling Mitchell
Biwe
Stewart
Burns
Yorkies
Prown
Smaith
Fliintt
Dawson
Tow
Ship
Tattler
Sherwill
O'Cannor
Lech
Front
Daniel
Emely
Dawley
Sigionts
Auuwer
Het Een Tenue
Rewalla
Weilheainy
Y Ttt
A. Braws
Pebriitty
Bank
Winer
Davis
Nas Hoyle
Manchester
T. J. Davis & CO
Svtoll
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