Benalla Bowls Triumph Amid Heavy Green and Mixed Results
Chiltern visitors lost on a heavy Benalla green after lunch, with tight ends and shifting leads in the Benalla Club bowls match. Individual rinks saw Clarke Daglish and Anderson Clark secure midgame leads, while Hill and Hill batted to the end. racing and turf news follow with Yarrawonga and Dookie meetings noted along with local cricket at Goorambat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benstns Y. Outrreny
Chiltern
Bopalla
Psy
Beoalla
Tendy Va
Tink Martin
Oulington
Tering
Rink H. Clarke
Daglish
Dus Bo Fing
Lito
Tout Daglish
A. Clark
Anderson
No. Srink
Clark
Debyils
Bexalovine
Vallander
Whal
Caldur
Ric
Hesdland
Mackerel
Alfochark
Chalters
Hicks
Crozier
Hilis
Gton
Smyth
Burrows
Walstab
Daglinh
Meron
Whitehead
Stuck
Juanes Y
GoonaMmiar
St. James
Goorambat
St James
Keclesud LeBrocq
Fall
Trewin
LeBrocq
Hall Oevy
Kody
H Trewin
Sive
E Pelly
Tenwin
LaBrooy
Ki Cleary
Q Carrer
Tait
Hall Wee
District News And Notes Baddaginnil
District notes from Beechworth, Nillahcootie, Stewarton, Strathbogie and surrounding areas. Reports on a proposed Baddaginnia Tennis Club at Methodist grounds, poultry breeding by Mr. M Lellan, a near fire at Mrs. Tresize’s Waterloo home, Mount Major iron tests, court orders in Youghmite, local thefts, fishing cautiousness, wheat handling talks, and railways revival for the Strathbogie district. Includes accidents and harvest updates with local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baddaginnil
Methodist Church
Baddaginnia Tennis Club
Thare
Oliver
Bostera
Albere Cash
Mesers
G. Walker
User
A. Gunsurer
Baddaxvnio
Robt
M‘lellan
Tye
Melbourne
M*lelian
Stewarton
Stewarton Farmers’ Union
M. Gleason
Roolarts
Gippsland
Hugay
Gleeson
Walt
Destructive storms and local incidents in Wangaratta region
Reports from Wangaratta and surrounding towns describe a thunderstorm near Tolmin causing near fatal shocks to Geo Bunaton and a fire threatening a Malvern house. Other items include theft allegations against a swagman, a police transfer to Melbourne, cadet disciplinary actions, a fatality in Yarrawonga, and various court proceedings.
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Wangaratta
Allen
John Gray
Geo. Harrison
Gray
Harrison
King River
Turke Kon
Bear
W. Pringle
Midd Milking Machine Co
Melbourne
Connell
Deteotivi White
Postal Department
Edgar
Pringle
W. Keeffe
Maurice Francis Moore
Cyrir ‘Thos, Moore
Frederick Soil
Herbert A. O' Bei
Jus. L. O'Halloran
Weather Board
Thorndeffery
Malvern
Melbourna
Phu
Keys! Exchange Insurance Company
Standard
Tnsurance Company
Weather report from Benalla and surrounds Sunday showers
Sunday brought 62 points of rain in Benalla with a thunder shower near 9 pm and lingering into yesterday morning. A heavy shower crossed a narrow strip near the Tucreoursa Hotel and Stockyard Creek bridge while oppressive heat persisted on Saturday and Sunday with maxima around 90s and much higher humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Stirling
O'Clowke
Tucecoursa
Stockyard Croak
Incoming Benalla events and notices excerpt
A fragmentary list of local events for Benalla includes concerts, annual meetings, public meetings, sports days, and club activities scheduled across January February and March. The garbled text names venues like Gardens and Benalla Mechanive Institute and mentions dates such as January 27 28 29 and February 1 6 24 with various groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla Mechanive’ Institute
Thoraiay
Shiro Hail
Steichlingio Esilway
Benalla Plumpton Club
Tivat Daya
Pomperi
Sid of
Cricket Club
Winton Racus
Benalla
Lsth
Baddyinnie
Stewarton
Tolmie
Swanpool and Mooragay
Various Horrors and News from Melbourne Area
A chaotic Melbourne area list of incidents includes a Salvation Army kettle poisoning, a drowning off Marquay rocks, and many industrial, crime, and accident reports. Notable items include sports selections for Australia in the Davis Cup, a Beaufort mine strike, a fatal horse accident, railway and mining accidents, a London hospital operation on an Australian minor, and ongoing educational and agricultural planning. The text also mentions a promising gold amber cane from Keenong and a health notice featuring Mrs. Clifford Ford promoting a Nature Health treatment with no charge for consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
West Brunswick
Gishing
Marquay
Harey Tippeth
LOO
Melbourne
Lloyd Work
Norman Brookes
A. J Wilding
A. W. Dunlop
SN. Doust
Austestia
Beaufort Mines
Laborarty
Me. Civewell
P. Kelly
Norong
Sisher
Board of Iugairy
Hay
J. John J. Collins
Carlton
Runmond
Cyril Yeoman
Warenambon
Lionel Pawscatt
Geelong
Thos
Beoks
St Sydney
London
M'Gill
Alfeed Deecker
Dandsnong
Toma
Hier
Cracker
James D. Chokelt
Fee Fevel
Albert Carthaw
Mount Gambier
America
Pacific
Australia
Anderson
Witor Commission
Agricultural Educational Activitien
Dunstan
Buxbor
Anther
Baxter
Poppen
Hawtierve Bros
Kerong
Heaney
Kur Amuy Postionte
Twil School
Clue Ford
Bonalis
Turaday
Clifford May
Bonalla
Federal political tension sparks talk of double dissolution
The Commonwealth Cabinet, after a two day meeting, debates dissolving both houses to trigger early elections. Ministers split on the tactic, with discussions central to Labor prospects after NSW results. Key ministers travel between states as the Prime Minister delays a final decision.
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Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
Voners
Legislatary
Librat
Lossunion
Snch
Ised
Labor Party
New South Wales Stat
New South Wales
Millon
Groomhawk
Queensland
Glynn
South Australia
Sir John Forrest T
West Australia
Victoria
Hia
RECORD WHEAT TRAFFIC
The grain season shows 2 925 704 bags of wheat loaded at various stations versus 1 504 559 in the prior period. Railway records cite 2 205 070 bags forwarded by rail from January 2 to January 20, compared with 1 425 735 and 1 485 033 bags for the same periods in 1915 and 1914 respectively. The day’s peak loading reached 460,000 bags and daily truck orders approach 1,000 with actual supply about 600 below orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimilar
Tal
Hue Boon
Olliark
Indy Fencke
Choy
Peaviaua
Kbortagon Tv
Also Mentioned on This Page
V.B
Armadale
J. W Hill
Osborne
Akkround
J. Butler
Briggs
Argus
Thornbury Green
K. Glow
Moreland
Victoris Yocon T. T. Clarke
HS Upton
G. G. Munro
Yarrawonga Turf Club
Burramine
Tutt Club
Crimson Line
Iintox
Manson Place
Dookie Race Club
A. H. Fox
Fonjalla
Liely Ts
Novalty Pony Raon
Lady Argyll
Alm
Posey
Little Tam
Gee and
Claire
Keho
Awn
Highland Dream
Royal
Mystery
Glen Vale
Lulu Permatvel
Mountain Dew
Nue Levwes
Hardie Kae
Maflet
Pirate
Ancons Boy
Awitiona
Tiemal
Allaes
Aramain
the Renall
Anilire
Oleta
Waipa
Blok Bonamed
Mangieo Me Doar
Trepid
Byuok
Gi0
Ghowt
Port Louie
None Geer
Leombex
Fort Reut
Whippa
Antuia Lah
Goose
Argoll
el Couplay
Bertha Madd
Lady Argyle
Ardmoa
Mona
Velite
Sweet Naredie
Wildernnes
Moshe
Phaling
Tingte
Massie
Dle
Patches
Watergate
Anhary Lad
Winton
Violettown
Bootha
LG. Hoskin
Messie. Morris
H. Moyer
T. Begge
J. Fowler
Nally Crichat Club
Mr. Howship
M. H. Kindiay
Piu Sul Mowis
Davidaen
H. M. King
F. Wellet
Mande
A. 0. Brown
Public Board of Health
Musera
King
Walker
Mando
Leo
Beechworth
Vokte
Mount Major
Dookie
Goulbirn Valley
Iilen M. Garry
Richard Shiela
Youuhmite
Garmor
Shepparton
Ath Janary
Abernethy
Dethridge
Moorooona
Jamaa Fagan
John Ryan
John S. Thomas
Nillahcootie
Bosnalla
J. M‘connell
Mansfield Hospital
Ary Dow
F. Walter
A. B. Crombie
A. Oninnx
Usua
Violattown
Strathbogie North
Tolmin
Geo. Bunaton
Tu Waa
Mansfield
Allan M'Vell
Mt. Battery
Fis
Yarrawonga
Alex. M'Neill
Wittstreet
J Cavanagh
Cutrod
Scotland
Prine
Shaipelle Att
A. King's Bridge
Atevor
Phe Willis
Allio
Willis
Kader Frou
Ardor
Tran Tadies
Massey
REV
Nate
F. Willis
Streat
Soderstrom
Land, Stock, Insurance and General Commission Agent
Bridge Street
Waterloo Bay Enginies
Uasall
Sault Pie
Aml
Anciten Motor Carn
Aly Mort & Co
Panoa
Watt
Pricy
Torni
Pendin
J. Wise
Ben Lia
Norio G. H. Mulder
Chris Stolz
Nuatwe
Warehouseman
Benalla & Yarrawonga
Miller’s
Sale
Miller’s Sale
A. Miller and Co
the Bic
Stteree
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