Demoniacal murders in Melbourne Botanical Gardens shock city
Telegraphic report from Melbourne details a lone gunman armed with a rifle killing two women and a man and wounding another, in the Botanical Gardens. Victims named include Mrs Eugenie Steohherker and Mabel Dod tary with others injured. the assailant fled unseen.
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Melbourne
Botanical Gardens
Myrine
Rover
Wistern Imyn
Wardens
Sur
Reniaeet Street
Domain Road
Eugenie Steohherker
South Yarra
Mabel Dodtary
Hawthorn
Drederick Willian
Minaine
Londondery
Irelang
Maria Parry
John Moxham
Essendon
George Bavington
Cife
Aindergrowth
Albury district notes seek fruit for empire exhibit
Albury district news reports the Department of Agriculture requests 21 cases of first black apples and similar pears from Layington NSW for the British Empire Exhibition with a Feb 10 free shipment. NSW and other states may supply不足 to cover any NSW shortfall.
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Albury
Backthorn
Albury Agricultural Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Layington
North Albury
Victoria
New South Wales
Claude D. Maclure
Costa
Daniel Brennas
How- Telek
Robert W. Bone
Murray
Clifford Scholes
Dookie Harvest Records Growth in Heavy Rainfall
Dookie district reports strong yields from heat crops aided by heavy rain. Farmers using the Withtiers method on black soil sites show best results with Wannon and Federation varieties yielding up to 50 bushels under summer fallow plans. Notable crops include Bennett Brow’s 26 acre stands with 41 bushels to the acre and Federation at 52 bushels.
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Dookie
Mailet
Department of Agriculture
Cookie
Sid
Messrs
Bennett Brow
Federation
Johm Koo
Comgrove
Joffre
Py J. Rust
Atstan
Benalla West Water Supply Faces Pressure and Pipe Renewal
Be nalla West Waterworks Trust met at Municipal Chambers to hear pumping engineer P Rebbechi report chronic low pressure in Charles, Goo dialibee, Wedge, Deas and Clarke streets. He urged scraping through Arundel and Bridge streets to improve mains, plus installing a 4000 gph pumping plant for public gardens at cost near £150. Residents complain taps run dry during warm days. committee backed urgent action and possible project to relieve pressure.
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Benalla
Arundel Street
Cecil Street
Galway
Bridge Street
Bridge
Kent Streets
Gsugings
Trust
Arundel
Ladies Baths
Cowan
Benalla West
Roco
Corwan
Roe
Serples
Co-Operative Store Plan Unveiled in Benalla Railway Community
A proposed Workers' Co-Operative Society in Benalla outlines a £1000 capital through 1000 shares at £1 each, with five shares per person and a 10 share maximum. The management board includes A J Norton and R O Kane. rules provide half yearly dividends up to 6 percent, 25 percent of net profits to a reserve, and a one vote per member system while memberships require £12 annual purchases to retain status.
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England
Benalla
Victorian Railways Institute
Wours
G. B.S. Barnes
Workers Co-Operative Society Ltd
Workers’ Co-Operative Society
Besa
A. J. Norton
Messrs
T. P. Jones
J. Williams
Hartley
J. O'Brien
G. Whitmore
Korumburra
Wonthaggi
Yarraville
Board of Management
V.R. Institute
Hie Benalla
Benalla Stock Market Report Lists Strong Yardings and Prices
Watts Turnbull and Co report a heavy yarding at the Benalla yards on Tuesday the 22nd with strong demand from local and outsider buyers. Cattle and sheep prices moved up across categories, store stock and fats showed brisk bidding, and quality varied from finest to inferior with notable quotes for wethers ewes lambs and store cattle. Local and visiting buyers helped drive a lively sale at near record levels.
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Mansfeld
Small
Benalla youth charged over Neadless statue damage
In Benalla a 19 year old Jed John Richard Sumner of Ryans Creek faced a magistrates court on a charge of damaging a garden statue on 6 November. Police say two youths threw earth clods and broke the statue head. Sumner denied involvement, claiming the other boy did the damage. The case was adjourned to March for further evidence.
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Benalla
T. Willliams
P.M
Jed
John Richard Sumner
Ryan
Ayone
Wm. Mingrew
Jabover
Smythe Street
Gardena
Haruetty
Willexs
Thelen
Alonie
Pately
Gerecke
Briggs
Mulgrew
Joe
Harnetty
Benaila
Samme Noehhig
Devevishattam
PMG
PYM
Benalla Cricket Association Meeting Debates Postponement
Delegates of the Benalla Cricket Association meet to discuss postponing Saturday matches due to a demonstration. Votes swing on postponement. some for, some against, and a casting vote by the chairman. Decisions include abandoning Benalla A vs Winton and forfeiting Goorambat, with penalties and disciplinary actions outlined for players and clubs. Plans to arrange a match with Euroassociation and form a district team for NTl Enron are noted.
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Brown Howship
M'Namara
Bera
Partridge
Joyce
Winton
Corboy
Butler
Railways
Benalla Fire Brigade
Goorambat Club
Clu
Brown
Palbridge
M*namara
Howship
Corho
Butcher
Goorambat
Fire Brigade
Anardhes
Benalla Av
Benita A
Benalla A. v. Winton
Ania
Eraite
T Atkinson
A. Rater
Perntity
G. Dynitnyy
Benalla
A. Mitchell
Baddaginlle
Eralla Cricket Chih
Tny
Mapute
A Queen Carnival Queen Chosen by Railway Workers
Enthusiastic meeting at the Railway Refreshment rooms to promote Mrs. G Maunders as Queen of the Railways. Mr A J Norton chaired. a committee of ladies and gentlemen was formed with names listed and an executive group named to support the queen’s candidacy. Plans include a lively, witty programme as recommended by the queen.
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Wangaratta
Chelsea
Powell
Victoria
Mytrhiee Railway League
Tolmle
Oxley
Conseil
Maunders
Mey
Élrobkeumutntte
Aml
Mir. Norton
Messrs
Williams
Elliott Seore
Mesdames Penrose
Greshim
Macklin
Mitchell
Barnes
O'Brien
Bourke
W. Hogan
Vincent
Anderson
Hogan
Eva Rowley
Youngman
Ani M Corhoy
Phesley
Smith Youngman
Carlyle
Humphrey
Sutton
Ghisebrook
Castles
Perrone
Opon
Caudgary
Walker
Ross
Brice
Maundlers
Gresham
Foot
Mantyre
Wolmes
Arnott
Buttons to be sold and tickets discussed for railway fund
The institute plans button production for sale at set prices and tickets of 29 per S000 books to raise funds. Mrs Manders is to create color rosettes, and proposals for dances, costume events, and a Taiey dress ball are approved. Mr Munnilers seeks permission to raise station banners showing vote progress. The executive meets Tuesday night with general committees to follow.
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Tee
Manders
Munnilers
Rophy
Belguile
Coming Events Dance and Meeting Notices
Sundays January 26 feature extravaganza in Benalla with parade and pictures. Wednesday January 20 hosts dance at Moorngur and Goolmalibee. Trotting and Pony Club meeting at Boral. February 10 harvest festival at St Andrew's Church with events and schedules.
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Benalla
Goolmalibee
Moorngur
Boral
St Andrew's Church
Improving Benalla Competition: Readers urged to submit ideas
Benalla Standard calls for town and district improvement proposals under a new competition. Prizes of 10, 5, and 1 pound await readers, with rules on entry, coupons, legibility, publication rights, and adjudicator decisions.
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Benalla
Wve
Witd
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South Melbourne
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Ealth Steamer
Therave
Wen
Wuion
Hun- Averis
Mei
Union
Commonwealth
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Adams
Garded Vale
D. Robinson Ard
Dbilette
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Bas
Wenaldla
Standard
Benall
RAME
Congoleum
Stolrs
Nunn Street
Davis
Manchester
Boston
Hoyle
T. Je Davis & Co
Honell Benalla
Hese
Grlcai
Vogue Opp
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Bond's
Infanta
Phillips
Hn Ga
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