SUMMER FAIR AND RACING MEETING ADS AND STORMS
Readable portions describe a summer stock sale at Miller & Co, entries for Bevalla Racing Club with a July weekend meeting, heavy horse entries, and weather impacts. A fierce lightning storm killed a horse near Goulburn Valley area and caused local damage. reports from Benalla Tungamah Wangaratta and Dookie detail court notes, water works, and community notices amid racing and agricultural updates.
St James Races Nomination List For Sat Race Day
The St James race nominations include numerous entries across multiple mounts and horses such as Pride, The Grafter, Riverside, Terminus, Lonely Miller, Seldom, Quail Shot, Greystoul, Amherst, The Volant, Northfleet, Formos, Thorn, Lonnty Miller, Greyetoul, Daisy Moo, Scotch Jock, Flyin Shot, Mother's Pet, Admiral Rows, Belief, Hovaypin, Nocthiteet, Beiglarese, Quail Shot, Huret Lad, Steabell, Mitt, and many more. Entries show a wide field with mares, geldings, and colts listed under various owners and trainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
E. Land
Pride
G. Skellan
E. Aitcheson
de Riverside
O'Brien
Terminus J. McUllach
L. Browne
Mrs. J. Rohan
G. Mensch
Lonely Miller W. Fowler
G. Fraunfelder
Bn Landing
Jas. Donovan
J. Omeara
Greystoul
F. Robinson
Darcy
Amherst
HL. Brown
Grenell
Eener
Land
Nellie Jones
Miller J. O'Meara
Pony
Mrs. Land
F. Land
Skolian
An Lively
G. Hargresve
Dorothy
W. Donaley
Princess
Oates
Daisy Moo Y. Kelly
Micky W. Gilmour
Jock
Late Wallace
W. Towlor
G. M'Ivery
Quinlan
Chilcott
G. Alitardien
Owell
Tom Timstom
J. Jennilly
Buide
Hortem
Hoystead
Fowler
Seldom
Whites
Fraanfeldyr
Huret Lad
Robinsons
Hotty Tf
Tirown
Bki Steabell M
Diorcigts
Gold stealing charges mount in court case
In Toesday’s session before Mr. Rowan PML William Tower faced multiple counts of possessing suspected stolen gold. He was found guilty on two charges, fined £10 and one month in prison on each. Others accused, including entries in Shaw Bros gold books, were found guilty and fined £10 plus imprisonment. Additional cases were adjourned with similar outcomes as witnesses linked the gold to Kluehammers and No. 2 Junction dredge at Porepunkah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangaratta
Thomas Balford
Ini
Ralph Barron
A. Ti. M. Stetle
S. Pearce
Melbourne
Rowan
PML
William Tower
Wgii
Shaw Bros
Oysta
Evi- Hones
Gald
Kloehammur
Funation Drudge
Porepankah
Kiechanmurs
No. 2
Porepunkab
Three Mile
Flood
Alfred Anderson
Progress Slow in Benalla Shire Overdraft Concerns
A letter to the editor laments Benalla’s stagnation amid poor public leadership and spiraling finances in the Central riding. It cites an overdraft, rising expenditures, and questioned use of funds, urging reform and stronger local governance to advance the town as a regional trade centre. A correction follows crediting Dr Barrington and Mr J W Hondington for timely care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Woueon
Marke
Benalla
Toolamba
Goulburn Valley
Benalls
Dodd
Crati
Ieazuy
Ivery
Williams
Chau
Tobsls
Uhe
Jook
Stu
Hantington
Barrington
JW. Hondington
Mysterious Fires Destroy Fifteen Room House
A large fire gutted a fifteen room house near the railway in Wil directions, threatening nearby buildings. The WIlls and neighbors, led by Mr. Fraser, battled flames with water carts and buckets, saving the street from total destruction. Mrs. Mu Null narrowly escaped, while residents Howell, MacNair, and Clinnick suffered heavy losses as the house and contents burned. The building, insured for £26, was reduced to ashes within twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir James
Outhrak
Linn
Mit
Mears
Howl
M'Nuil
Amet
Clinnick
Tyne
BP. Fraser
Atronis
Beigaie
Howell
MacNair
Clinic
Mex
Giffith
Gevind Ahantwood Bidding of the Tour of Mr. Finser
Residerive
Ily
Uefie
Pheri
Mu Null
Lyle Dover
Fire in Station Yard Sparks Quick Alarm and Cleanup
A blaze broke out in the station yard soon after a previous fire. Firefighters found a wad of wheat caught on a large stick, which started the flame. The fire was extinguished before major damage occurred, with the incident under investigation.
Outbreak and arrestees over suspected arson at railway yard
Report recounts two suspects, John Thomas Dixon and David James, linked to a stack of wood set alight near a railway platform. Constables Brookes and Cullins extinguished the blaze with no injuries. The article also notes diversions including a mention of Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and a Melbourne Christian Association pass, plus school neglect fines and a local building society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. King
Brookes
Cullins
John Thomas Dixon
David James
James
Magnificent Opportunity in Western Australia Crown Lands
Vast Crown Lands in Western Australia offered as a remarkable prospect by the States Agricultural Bank. Loans of 2800 cleared to applicants with proposals for cultivation, wheat yield, and orchard development. Terms include instalments and a first year grace period, amid notices of exhibitions and railway connections impacting land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loleee
Edrvey
States Agrivultural Bank
Lima i
Ailyante
Englanniek
Aueny
Nis
Marla
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