Benalla News Roundup and Local Notices
Local items include the burial of youth Led Kerr at Boualia Cemetery after death from heart failure, charity and community notices, St Patrick’s concert plans with Madame Gregor Wood unavailable, Elva Rogers taking her place, court fines for drinkers, tax accounts, and regular council and school news. Also reported are training area updates, a bakery and sloyd class plan, a new girls and boys grammar school, a Melbourne divorce case, and maintenance and custody details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeep Terre Jircumutandes
Led Kerr
Ean
Kerr
Toosbullige
Rene
Mrr
Bhurvon
Stillard
Boualia
Wokmpathy
St. Parnicn
Bt. Patrick's
Gregor Wood
Mise
Elva Rogers
Cepa
Madame Elba
Gregor Wea
Perry
Bynalla Poli Court
Elore Masse Wenge Smith
A. Gregerson
D. M'Pherson
H. M. Blackbuyus
Rhodes
Antem Richardson
Tucker
D. M.pierson
J.P
Bonalle
John R. Clark
Bonilla Shire Council
F. Suillard
B. Ryan
J. Head
Blaworth
M. Ginpane Mailany
Pinkerton
Freeman
Walton
Goucher
Benalla
Flemington
O'Connor
Hall
M'Leod
Kissick
Guppy
Bask Caanoe
Mullins
National Bank
Western Australia
Mul.line
Ad Lanois
Scasen
Esterday
Benalla East School
Wakery
Sloyd
Groct
Taustrry Gincy
Granatar School
Emnity
Church-street
Melbourge
Jontico Hood
Wilen Gladys Creed
Repalrs
Corgelina Joseph Creed
Mines Department
Mercury
Torpetewer
Teschi
Spondent
Hawthorn Court
Gareltes
Ings
Rathdowne Street
Carlton
Nisit
Petitioner
Upcoming Winter Festival Matches and Events Calendar
The notice lists a sequence of events with dates in March and April including March 8 Goorswbai Bast ay, March 17 Patek Day, March 22 Goorambat 1, March 29 Tatong sportd, and April 5 Banalla tacos. It labels a series of activities across locations Molquilah Sefare LV.ALG. and Wenenday through a municipal events page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedsielays
Marah Iban
Molquilah Sefare LV
ALG
Wenenday
Goorswbai Bastay
Tolmio
Patek
Death of an old identity Mr Keran Egan
The obituary notes the death of Keran Egan of Bowoysss Bowoya early life in King's County Ireland. He came to this country years ago and lived in Ballan district before returning to Bowoya to farm and raise a family of six. Survived by wife and children, funeral arrangements set with services by Mr Hanlon Banalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoona
Keran Egan
Bowoya
Goutlamer
Pat
Parkon
Ona Daughtar
Polly
James
Cory
Hanlon
Banalla
Goulburn Valley
Benalla
Brokeo River
Closer Settlement Board
Port-Pam Guna
Barmah
W. J. Coulson
Baptist Church
James Wright
Pinelodge
Alphington
Melbourne
J. Vincent
Kynbram
Mosers, Bishop and Co
Dewl
C Kithe
Mainatroot
Mooroopna
Mall
Fost
Anadenly
Sul
K. Bell
Moorooona Horpital
Florance
Kitilo
Milawa and district notes and markets report
The Milawa and Yarrangowanna region notes cover cricket results with Milawa beating Glentown by four runs, local trades and craft work, and farm and factory news. It reports injuries at Wangaratta works, a vagrant case, staff changes, dairy returns, and council and power plant developments in Violet Town and surrounding areas. It includes multiple livestock auctions with prices, a clearing sale at Tyinga, and brisk but uneven market conditions across cattle sheep and store stock.
District News And Notes From Beechworth
District notes report amputations at Ovens District Hospital as David Pritchard of Mitta Mitta and William Harding known as Zulu Bill recover under Dr. Walker after incidents last year and a Roger. Insolvency listed for Robert French of Beechworth with liabilities of 53 4 3. Local promotions include Harold Walker’s transfer to Benalla district and a Brightshire council election where R A Maddison wins in Wandaringong. Water trust ratepayers oppose state engineer, Euroa cream deliveries shift to wagons, and Longwood’s Commercial Hotel changes hands. Farther afield several accidents and resignations noted in Seymour Mooroopna Glenrowan regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beechworth
David Pritchard
Mitta Mitta
Ovens District
Alou
William Harding
Zulu Bill
Roger
Benilla
Brightshire
R. A. Maddison
Wanditigong
W. Howman
Harrietville
EUROA
Wiason
Rudy
Creighton's Creek
Gooram
Longwood
Pobjoy
Geaoh
Yardings and prices from Devonish sale and Yarrawonga lands
Devonish yards report strong all round turnout February 20 with high buyer attendance and near total clearance. Prices ranged from fat bullocks to cows and calves, while Yarrawonga land near Telford railway station sold privately at eight pounds per acre to Mr J Daly, Lake Rowan, with Ardath private residence also traded to Gen Dawes at a substantial figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Q. M‘namian
Tyngaian
Bo A. Laggatt
J. Bruce
Watts, Turnbull
Beal
Devextan Stock Sark
Mosers
Watts, Turnbull and Co
Bria
St Patrick's committee to promote sports day on ground
The St Patrick's Sports committee accepted Mr Dart's offer to penvict merry-go-round on the ground and add a further attraction for children on sports day. Bowls finals saw Briggs beat Maude 21-20 in A section and J Clark defeat Vallender 21-13 in B. Conke Ros gull, Leat Gascoigne and Headlind beat Lawford Tuglis 19-18. Guppy Collins beat Vallander Maude 26-20. Draws set for tomorrow with matches Clark Meadows Hiscock Clark Guppy Collins Vallander Maude Cooke Roswell Briggs Anderton Subnee Craven Nish Ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Sports Committee
Dart
Penvict
Briggs
Maude
J. Clark
Vallender
Conke
Rosgull
Leat Gascoigne
Headlind
Guppy
Coline
Lawford
Tuglis
L. Clark
Meadows
Hiscock
P. Clark
Collins
Vallander
Cooke
Roswell
Anderton
Subnee
Craven
Nish
Ride
Cat
Tomorow
Saint Andrews Defend Target In Cricket Bout
The third match between Tristry and St Andrews ended with St Andrews needing six runs to win with five wickets in hand. Harper top scored for St Andrews with 39 while Mullins led bowlers with four wickets for 21. The match featured Jackson, Walker, and Hamilton among successful bowlers as St Andrews posted 73 and chased the target in steady fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristry
Andrews
St. Andrews
Betling Urst
Pelapy
Mullins
Jackson
Walker
Hamilton
Eharper
Weares
Turer
Raven
Martin
Howahip
Mullin
Tackson
Mulling
Bundries
Bonalla to Meet Lake Rowan at Bonalla Cricket Ground
Fragmented cricket notes describe Bonalla meeting Lake Rowan at the Bonalla cricket ground tomorrow afternoon two o'clock. A lineup includes Brown, Lows, Harper, Howship, Mullins, Graven, Simionds, Howse, Onn, Archer, Rauber, Jackson, O'Dea, and J M'Natmara as possible players. An unrelated cricket match reports a fourth toss result with Australia surpassing 578 and South Africa collapsing to 171 with only Paulkust offering resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonalla
Lake Rowan
Bonalla Cricket Ground
Jmorrow
Harp
Hanalla Wea
Rom Brown
Lows
Harper
Howship
Mullins
Graven
Simionds
Howse
Pigl Archer
Rauber
Jackson
O'Dea
J. M'Natmara
Upiday
Australia
Ransford
Teumper
Paulkust
Australian charity art prizes draw May 1911 in Melbourne
The notice invites public participation in an Australian art prizes draw offering values up to £1000 under the Work of Art in the Australian Artists Act. Tickets and details are to be obtained via agents or by post. Wining numbers will be published in Melbourne newspapers on 16 May 1911. Proceeds support charity and the act governs purchases and prize valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas
D. White and Co
Melbourne
Jons
Gleerowan
MilaWa
Sevires
Glentown
Grane
E. M.donnell
Glenrowan
Ourumbat Pionic Rage Club
K. F. Cleary
Hulidiy
Prian
Vale
Ashe Fons
Agi Peiaerit
Ayabet Weyer
Gistirae
Lina
Joan Agenta
Pally
Tarwariliys
Pos Corster
Toto HY Ara
Hayes
Cartan
Wiptiwin
Leal Agunt
Victor Say
Roe Fiony
Loans to farmers on easy terms
Money offered at 4 percent with no commission by national trust companies in Melbourne. Details mention leases convertable to freehold, with options for mortgage deeds free of charge. Representatives include H Clarke Sallottur and Walter Madden, contacting at Collins Street offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Trustees Company
N Street Melbourn Corny J Ae Gaineaten
Sermo Moniy
XO Commission
HUN
Walter Madden
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SRO
Dole
Dah
Vlove Mande Booth
Maral
Nou
Bevan
Thureday
Wangaratta
Charles Remahl
Residentia
Iss Raedhe
Messrs
Jallender and Forer
Wauratta
Arthur Golding
Wankaratts
Boyes
J. Byrnes
Beechworth Junction
Barnard
Milans Dairy Co
London
Yarrawonga
Shira Council
Utage
Australian Mutual Provident Society
J. H. Daymond
Violet Town
Alf. Minchington
Gowangardie
Mr. Minchingham
Mr. Sims
Broken River
Stinkwart
Sims
Mr Sins
Gotil
Mr. Sins
Poarch
Wan Wade
Carter
Dr. Thomson
A. M'Donald
Wedeat
Ovary
Eamond
Bert Grifiths
Mrs. Payne Private
Agsident
Chamberlain
Sony
Chuaiberlain
King Bros, & Little
King Bros
Corporation Yards
Boule
Tuonday
Sal
Kooy
Prises
Steara
Nteare
Gearora
Stork Aryre
Mit
Anokurs
M.Q. Mnamata
M.Q. Munamara
Benalin Corporation
Hwifurs
Thad Tango Earrin
Pene
Pont
Aurer
Inerino Wethore
Ewes
Ianiby
Mr. We Chivers
Gute
Momes
T. Knight
Hugh Knight
J T, Weedle
Kennad Bros
Dow Ir
Soa Sania
Algorian
Tatoo
Tun- Bank Water Trust
Yabba North
State Rivers and Water Supply Commission
Tungamah Trust
Ama‘brosd
Arthur Gavan
Ray Apld
Sofora
Carrie
Alnos
Emily Straot
Joan Yaa
St Holden
George Monger Mere
Tyouday
Haslang
Pauline
P. Rodger
Jamce
Murray
Sturon
Emer
Parkera
Sporting
Starling
G. Phillips
J. E. Wyllie
Ash
J. Tubl
Walsh
Smallwood
Crawford
Lae
Twicb
Cricket
Mauro
Abbott
Paix
Ange
Wolfram
Lin Ayake
Magil Co
Ccc
Mrs. Brown
Wareanstool
Ving
Hac
Miller's
Henry Vallender
Trana
Sam
Wii
Gargest
Bes
Sydney
Ghris. Stolz
Navy Srater
Bevarns
Yarnawo
Miss Gillham
Lita
Snow
Ballarat
A. Phillips
Eiflss
Miller’s
A. Miller and Co
Monamara
Meg Vasiara
Yin Havas
Tai
Peakod Parlees
Nam
Avan Duffy
King & King Solicitors
Neidge Street
Nationis Trustowa
Masur Sree
Mennovene
H Clarke Saliottur
Nunn Street
Natwaa ‘Bank
Yo Marshall
Trust Morin
Lund
Curwent
Dentin
Largo
Bill Sam
Pungamah
St. James Monility
Tanganjah
Bo Jamin
Monda
Ruth Maroh
J. Wylie
Rental Board OF Victoria
Haw
Meehana Laboratory
Alder Carrier Street
Trivate Revidenze
Anvs Uy
Fficer AN Smith ‘O
Collins St
Wee Turnbull & Od
Vta
Sueideac
Sywall
Nun Bonalts
Howe Ghary Butt
EYE
Straina
Coolteas
Kent House
Geelong
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