Local notes from St James and Devenish sports events
A clipped report covers cricket talk at St James with mentions of the vouting prize, postponed match against Goacanbhat, and Moira competition notices. It records a meeting of the Western Toast on Monday about repairs, a public inquiry into a traction engine incident, and several club elections and social items at Devenish and Waggaraall. It also notes the death of Daniel Hickey, a long-standing resident known for district welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James Crickr
Piayvra
Doagan
Kelly
St. Fanes
Royal Hubel
Mr. Heaven
T Kelty
Ageinet Myrtin Batey
Muyal Hiytech
Preston
Mossy
Chatteroke
Rewideas
Downes
Colom Maloney
Horhoea
Vanen
Ellerman
Canver
Corresyonyuse
Frou Vistuiria
Recine Chih
Steve
Ota
Muswes
Colom
Hathorn
Cox
Benile
Meare
Gamble
Messrs
Flynn
Kilermen
Ili Potohewpaurs
Mears
Watehe
Matonny
Ke Poly
Aulvids
Kllarman Ant Esthorn
Mossie
Holiat
Freur
K. T. Polly
Satur Aaya
Bank Tragedy in Colina Causes Shock and Death of M Leod
A bank manager Norman M Leod was found dead in his Colina bank chamber from a gunshot wound. The incident followed his arrival on Saturday after taking over from Treleaven who had been filling the post. Treleaven confronted M Leod at the bank and fired the fatal shot, with doctors failing to save him. A verdict declared death by self-inflicted gunshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohana
Cuyaday
Newman R. M'Leod
Valon Banky
M‘leod
Colina
Treteaven
Ste. Teeleaven
Mr. Trelesven
MsLeod
Treleaven
Kreutzer
Hulleb
Narkicll
le. King, Jr
Norman M
Wwe
Nawai
Wito
Lontinutug
Catone
Aidma Siser
Holt
Hehir
Nat
Hehte
Tapy
Ben
Accurad
Yuna
Cortion
Sra
Warith
Hoxkin
Hannah
Sarah Kimbag
Jem
Walker
Srinus
Walleor
Tungamah Shire Council Monthly Meeting Debates By law Enforcement
The Tungamah Shire Council held a Monday meeting amid disputes over by law enforcement for traction engines and rusted equipment. Officials discussed enforcement, damage claims, and plans to ensure compliance with weed and drainage provisions, with references to local property damage and public works in Benalla Shire and Tangamnah area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tungamah
Inez Prien
Ore
Sybimay
Kelly
Nth
Fell
Cumming
Mulquiney
Stv
Wadooon
Hodge
Ford
Cormerponder
Ces
Eee
Department of Agriculture
Asl
Mii
Red Finin
Benalla
Doaioy
Tov
Gemeger
Bonalls
Phat
Casey
Sumauge
Aivnochenu
Samie
Maceubary
Shire
Lke
Iate Moore
John Reid
Sh Dynes
Wallyy
Mont Rabes
Ventsal
Topal
Sunplee
Cranm
Emalysia
Pereon
Bob
Enginger
Yong Stro
Wales
Tim Thay
Pivetion Anne
Evfert
Hngia
Tie Council
Matog
Batog
Katey
Ava
Ervatlin
Batayy
Enone
Railway Department
Mata
Tangamnal
Mulquinay
Alan
James
LAXETTES Advertisement in Melbourne Trade Sheet
An old Melbourne ad promises chocolate squares that claim safety and effectiveness. It targets mothers and chemists, touting a free sample from Bowen & Co at Swanston Street. Prices listed as 1 shilling and 2 shillings 6 pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen & Co
Swanston-st
Melbourne
Death of Mrs Tapp and inquest details emerge
Fragmentary OCR recounts the illness and death of Mrs. Tapp on a Sunday night and the subsequent inquest. The account names doctors, witnesses, and family members, noting apparent poisoning or ingestion events and the plan for a formal verdict. Memorial church services followed the burial.
Dog shot and fined after attack near Smith's paddock
At Bonalle court FW Beaven heard Wands charged with shooting a dog. The dog, a pet beloved by the household, was found badly wounded on 28 November after being shot in the neck and back at close range. The defendant denied Garlopp’s account. Pyne and Brown testified to the dog following and being shot. Justice ordered damages and a fine of £6 with imprisonment and labour, later reduced to seven days due to payment of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonalle Court
Beaven
Wands
Charles Toanstall
Charles Turnbull
Gardourntraete
Dafendant
Ant
Che Neal
Howe Chalden
Bowden
Royal Farm
Jack
Smith
Royal Farideo
Mr. Boxvens
Fils Woods
Barlypp
Arondelin Trust
Garlopp
Wien
Gri le Watt
Attledog
Garelop
Fiva Gorleyp
Chen
Pyny
Mr. Brown
Pyne
Sheep Dipping Act Prosecutions In District Court
Farmers faced charges for renting sheep yards to carry ticks under the Sheep Dipping Act. In hearings before Mr. J R. W. Boayen and others, defendants pleaded guilty though claiming their flocks had been dipped. Fines of 20 shillings and costs of 19 shillings 3 pence were imposed, with remarks on the need for awareness and training to ensure compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hartyer
Feanooe Lavigk
Adolhay Qopansheim
Wine Osborne
Peter Westman
Charles Rotwet Wilhon
Wala
Matohoe
Othara
Futrhall
Porter
Baaven
Seymour
Banalla
Lasbeesson
Bangs
Tum
Bouaila
Olweks
Batis
Bexvan
Bubib
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J. Frase
Emporium
ST. Fam
Higgliad
Tronsery
Moorsatry
Devenish Sale Days
Weshavatlaye Sanuptas Way
Marsaall
Yarrawonga
Tungamah Motel
Villie Kayat Fovel
Ste James
Tnt
ST. James
Lith
Ohn Reid
St, James
Waite du Indore
Iis
Por Case
Deventsel
Caronial
Devenish
Grogan
Seilens
Hiregan
Boles
Whogan
Daniel Hickey
Hickey
Dietriot
Alvingm
Daniel
Tunganah Shire Council
Erat Ey
Atandel
Flemwich
Holgettrinity
Miro Mary Walter
Thomson & Co
Bridge Street
GEO. Ledger
Prentice
T. Erentice
Lewis & CO
Royal Mail
Marseilles
London
Frederick White
Axess
Rio Mart
Regdale i Ada
Housmandes
Pani
Orrova
Hosley Yan
Iaatan
Tapeo
South Africa
Colombo
Sellat Broun
Fremantle
L. Dowdell
Besnody Manger
Raslatio Paling
Vision “Ami Nous
Renatta
H. C
Bird's
Bird Tailor & Outfitter
Nunost
Benall
Reeka
William QT
Sickle
Bessarmis
Standard’ Office
Nat Stron
Bonifa
State of
Victoria
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