District News Highlights Across Beechworth and Regions
A Beechworth note recalls Mr Christos Phillips a violinist who died last Saturday aged TS. Reports from Wangaratta, Numurkah and Shepparton note milk totals, court fines for bread and weight offences, and a larceny case. Local deaths in Greta and Coleraine are recorded alongside council talks on a telephone exchange and water storage costs. An accident at Chiltern and a post office dispute in that town are also noted, with a church memorial opened in Euroa.
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BEECH
Christos Phillips
Shepparton
Rodney
Shepprton Butler Pictary
D. Millar
Presbyterian Church
Numurkah
Hall
Wangaratta
Daniel Peaty
Boorhasan
Lands Department
Rugh
Ibing
Frederick Sargood
Temple Smith
Euroa
Hindley
Melbourne
St. Paul Church of England
John Charlton
South Africa
Greation
Felice Garnett
Loon Water Trust
Provisional court session weeds out debts and orders payments
The court heard cases including a bicycle sale dispute over an amount paid into court and costs, a prohibition order for Benjamin Gould, and a lodging and board claim with Mrs Stephenson and Mrs Dick. Witnesses described meals, vermin, and settlement attempts, with the bench ordering 15 shillings and 2 pounds 15 shillings plus costs.
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HOARD
Lopuinu
Julian Dick
Geo. Stephenson O
H. Chirko
Jolia Dick
Stephens
Clarke
Stephenson
Jane Stephenson
Melbourne
Mrs. Dick
Benalla
Coffee Palace
Hare
Mr. Pyne
Tulin Dick
Stephengin
Round About Rumors From Across the World and Australia
A scattered bulletin reports a Mexican hull fighter misstepping, rising unrest in Morocco, newborns found murdered near Melbourne, and Melbourne hospital finances. It notes reforms demanded in Macedonia, royal intrigues, and ships and rail developments. Weather, politics, and local incidents fill the varied items with mentions of Victoria, Roosevelt appointments, and European cold snaps.
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Mexico
Matellum
Morocco
Fea
Melbourne
Sir Puston
Sydney
Giron
Saxony
Melbourne Hospital
Financial Strait
Russia
Austin
Macedonia
Gound Longay
Stephane
Belgium
Lina
Roosevelt
Anther
Transvaal
Thinavaal
Europe
Scotland
Lyne
Dreartad
Chamberlain
Val Bali
Miller
Political Interference Alleged Over Seymour East School Row
Debate centers on Minister of Lands intervention in Seymour East school plans. A deputation to the minister is alleged to have influenced the board against adding to the existing school. The board moves to inform Mr M Kenzie and the department of its stance and to seek full papers on the Seymour East proposal. One member resigns in protest as the dispute over political influence grows.
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Tiniy Aga
Seyemanr
Lion
Ar. M'Kouaio
Seymour East
Agphy
M'Renaie
Thont East
M'Kenzie
M‘kenzie
Seymour
Duffy
Would-Be Truthful Correspondent Attacks Reformist Leader
A letter from the Would-Be Truthful Correspondent criticizes Messia Matuer and Williams report and attacks a reformist leader. It warns Kentleman to hold back and recalls a past informal reform league that ended in a sudden death. The correspondence is now closed.
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Messia
Matuer
Williams
Kentleman
Givig
En, S.J
Benalla sports club fixes pair tournament deadline
At a Benalla Bowling Club meeting chaired by H. Pyne the third round of the pairs tournament must be completed by Saturday. Entries for the singles championship close tomorrow with four bowls and exclusion rules. RACING: Aspendale Park Racecourse hosts a nine-horse field for the Triad handicap won by North Eastern District Bail trained by T. Wilson. The Bonalle Racing Club Summer meeting will include a larger paddock and a tea tent run by Mrs Meadows to entertain ladies visitors.
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Benalla
H. Pyne
Ws Alow
Norrow
Aspendale Park Rives
Bail
T. Wilson
Baal
Tiddurr
C. Wilson
South Africa
Dunedin
New Zealand
Bulawayo
Bonalle Racing Club
Ubis
Meadows
Grestar
Agricultural prices and trading at weekly New Zealand market
The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co held its weekly sale with strong demand for wheat and oats, high prices for bran and jellard, and scattered bids for straw and peas. A large buyer attendance appeared, but full supplies at high limits persisted. prices ranged across milling, feed, and various grain and forage items. A note on health claims and remedies follows unrelated to the market, mentioning Choloys and Diarrhoea Remedy amid epidemic context.
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New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co
Lttd
Onta
Wheat yield in Victoria hinges on irrigation and climate
A Victorian agricultural report notes the state’s wheat yield suffered in the north due to drought but northern districts saw a revival from irrigation. Redefined varieties and seed stock are discussed as drivers, with yields averaging around six bushels per acre statewide and projected total production near 3.1 million bushels.
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Positiv of Victoria
Victoria
Rodney
Horthorn
Civil Service Pension Debate Draws Readers
A letter from "One Who Knows" prompts a reply defending state employee pension rights and the automatic protections for permanent staff. The author argues the civil service system offers advantages over private employment, discusses 60 year pension payables, and notes long working hours and duty pressures as context for these benefits. The exchange centers on the security of railway officials and the breadth of government employee protections.
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Anutor
Firat
Howe
Thara
Soma
Amar
Transfers and notices from the district superintendent
Superintendent Commons orders Constable Hillis moved to Dookie Constable Linehan to Jamieson Constable Carter to Kai and Traf ford to Rusagull St Ractive Boar Mossis Wathy Turty Tull and Co sell a horse to Mosses Hicks Williams for £11 Sun Treasury payments awaiting at SubTreasury to B Claments Lenark Commons N N Robinsom Wilcock Benalla Waterworks Hy Thauave trust and A Landi Fiea Loblusk weighed 85 lbs by a boy near the railway bridge
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Potren
Commons
Constable Hillis
Dainieson
Dookie
Linehan
Bai
Jamieson
Carter
Kai
Trafford
Beechworth
Rusagell St Ractive Boar
Mossis Wathy Turty Tull and Co
Boualla Racing Club
Mosses Hicks Gut Williams
Sun-Treasury
B. Claments
Lenark P. Commons
N.N. Robinsom Wilcock
Benalla
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Bedrook
A. Miller & CO
Goto
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Harth
Jw.hill
General Merchant
Carrier Street
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