Weathers, Trades, and Trials Spark 1981 News Mix
Reading through the report reveals a collage of topics: stallion registrations for 1981, patterns for children's clothing and knitted garments, and patterns for baby toys. It also notes labor federation votes, a church break-in with stolen jewels, and shifts in sugar pricing and union leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
G. Harrison
Davey
Allen
Thoas Inhonestad
Harmeworth
Mesars
O'Shas
Rogen
Valedictory for Mr and Mrs White at Warrenbayne Hall
A large gathering at Irenbayne Hall bid farewell to Mr and Mrs White and family as they depart Warrenbayne for Benolla. Local figures praised their service to the district, presented gifts including a pipe and silver cake basket, and guests toasted with songs and a final Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. W. Hopkine
Misa Nicholson
Warrenbayne Friends
Mother Macreo
J Wardle
Cyantide
D. McHerson
Warrenbayne
Conk
Copeman
White
Mr. White
Baddaffania
Hughes Opposes Barwell on Northern Territory Immigration
Melbourne reports Mr. Hughes condemning Mr Barwell’s proposal to open the Northern Territory to colored immigrants. He cited America’s racial issues and urged ALNA to push immigration, noting British veterans seek homes in Australia and urging industrial reform amid falling prices. Victorian officials debate Germans aiding briquetting at Morwell and Australian engineers to complete the project. Williamstown race results: hurdles Beatfoot, Maiden Plate Grabal, Juvenile Handicap Answer, Cup Double Bezique, N A Handicap Girralong, Welter Cantabile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Barwell
Melbourne
A.N A
Northern Territory
America
ALN
Australia
Morwell
Williamstown
Beatfoot
Ear
Gun Alley Murder A Tragic Sequel
Charles Tirtschke, father of Alma Tirtschke victim of Gun Alley tragedy, is found dead near Mafra with a bullet wound. A loaded gun lies at the scene. police say he was accidentally shot while rabbit shooting. Gordon Murdock, 14, says they separated during the hunt and the uncle did not appear at the final meeting place. A search found the body at dawn as hundreds visit Gun Alley and the Eastern Arcade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Charles Tirtschke
Alma Tirtschke
Gun Alley
Mafra
Gordon Murdock
Gon Alley
Wild Australia show draws crowds in Warrigal region
Local notices promise considerable public interest in the forthcoming Wild Australia show arriving tomorrow and Thursday. The event features a stocky camel display, trained animals, and a host of rough riding acts led by Thorpa McCon. Notable attractions include wild horner and Dalloakn, with Dorrie Phillipe performing feats on Pegasi. Offers of £10 reward for riding Ned Lloyd and novelty acts by Capla Lockwood add to the program. Local riders are invited to enter, with prizes for young title boys and pony riding.
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Io M Convilles
Wild Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Prine
Anajfidenh
Apangles
Sramila
Horner
Dalloakn
Tattind
Woimale
Thorpa M
Will
Senda Hla
Owith Yim
Indy
Dorrie Phillipe
Pegasi
Warrigal
Dauntroes Groy
Werrigal
Ingrid
Australia
Ned Lloyd
Bapla Lockwood
District News Briefs from B Worth and Surrounds
Council meeting sees a Wheel Tax motion withdrawn and the president granted free hand at the forthcoming conference. Farewell to Mrs Hodge and family and others leaving town noted at Methodiab School Hall. A drive to complete the Soldiers Memorial figure reached £750 target sought. Court notes in Nathalia convict ramuel Booth for unlawful acts with fines and imprisonment. Dalts accounts and business forecasts detailed at Tallangatta. An accident injures a Wangaratta boy while club finances prompt loan offers. Warren Bayne reports on crown land surveying and local search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Worth
Beatsworth Shire
Methodiab
Hodge
R. Cameron
Stubbe
F. Swan
M.A
Benalla Racing Club Summer Meeting News
Benalla Racing Club held its Summer Meeting with good attendance and fine weather turning late clouds. Two special trains from Melbourne and Albury fed crowds as officials praised policing and track management. The program featured Maiden Plate won by Rah, Anniversary Handicap won by Meryon, Pony Race won by Star Gold, and Excelsior Plate by Sure, with Shorty taking the Welter Handicap after a late surge as the barrier behaved poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Apoeal
Ted Hor
Melbourne
Albury
Terry Me
Shing
M.H Findley
Munro
A. F.clack
Turnbull
T. Chadwick
D. C. Murphy
Ry Toner
Lord Benz
Shorty
Fu Tong
Headland
Mulder
Bettiig
Meryon
Hope Andria
L Pengar
Blackshell
Pengar
Kuecbone
W. Hamilton
Woods
T. Nolan
W. Nelson
Master Dix
Cochrane
Anto Lively
A. Mason
Kuini- Vie
H. Lane
Stiletto
Bunny Bella Doyle
Harmer
Black Guard
Jwe Stevens
Anfo Lively Knininine
Bonnie Arayle
Star Gold
Chen Anosheee
Tipie
W. Cockbill
Don Reynaldo
Matyosie
Hy Docker
Mason
Garland
Marada
Foster
Falgan
C. Cochrane
Freda
A. Onslow
Claymore
Nelsons Wallan
H. Late
Tellies
Falgar
Wallan
Felices Sure
Heke
Starr
Trafalgar
Giggles
C. Cochrancie P. Morgan
Bobby
Bertin
Cath
Patterson’s XI Routs Howship in Benalla Cricket Clash
In a sensational Benalla Gardena match Patterson’s team routed Howship’s side after a rough pitch. Patterson's bowlers dominated with 8 wickets for 15 in the first match and 9 for 9 in the second, while Howship’s batsmen could only muster 42 and 38 respectively, Falck and Howell top-scoring for Patterson with 15 and 13 not out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Falck
Howell
P. Williams
Howells
T. Waters
Howell Th.w
Johns
M'Kenze
Cook
Ouf
Williams
T. M Waters
Howship
Falek
Howella
Browns v Valentine and Benalla v Yarrawonga results noted
In a twelve aside Friendly Societies ground match Valentine won by flat stand between James and Castles, final score 117 for 9. C Waters took 6 for 36, M Evoy 7 for 31 as Benalla beat Yarrawonga by 10 wickets, with Heath Hevey top-scoring 37 in the second innings and Benalla chasing 105 after a 118 first-innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
James
Castles
Reardon
C. Waters
C. Watera
Smith
Brown
Simonds
Howell
M'Evloy
Wells
M'Evoy
Benalla
Yarrawonga
Benalla Gardens
Dhe
He Smith
Mowells
Beastie
Visors
Hevey
Benala
Benalla Town Band Holds Annual Meeting and Calls for Help
The Benalla Town Band held its annual meeting at the Mechanics Institute with about a dozen attendees. Officers discussed receipts and expenditures, including payments to the bandmaster and instrument repairs, and decided to continue the old committee for a month while seeking a public committee to boost band activity and recruit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Mechanics’ Institute
Walker
Wangaratta Hospital
E. Smith and Sutherland
Stewart Saddlery and Boot Shop White Window sale notice
Reduced prices on summer footwear to clear stock. White shoe specialty offered and remaining stock sold at sacrifice. Located near Watts Bridge Street. read as a historical retail notice from a local saddlery and boot shop.
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Evert
Pate
Stewart
Watts
Turo- B
Bridgn Street
Hoyle
Death of Miss Kate Walter in Melbourne
Miss Kate Walter of Benalla died after a Melbourne hospital stay following health decline worsened by her sister’s passing a year earlier. Born at Broken Brook, she was a noted music teacher and organist who aided Holy Trinity Church and raised funds for charity. Her remains will be brought to Benalla for a service and interment.
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Austalian Coal and Shale Miners Federation
Amajoni
Church of Milan
Dail
Cmig
Ixs
New Zealand
Réyard
Lake Tyers Beagady
Cnroner
W. Smith
Australia
Russia
Victorian Maileays Union
Melbourne
Tate
Arthur Pearson
Blakatoy
A.W. U
John Kayndler
Abn
Melbourou
Kata
Walter
Henndlantreat
Benalls
Benalla
Miss Walter
Kenry Muddaley
Adin
Betialla
Broken Grovk
Mire Waller
University of Melbourne
Trinity College
London
Connestad
Mary Goisly
Banalla
Orgasione
Atalla
William Sbredwicl
Fanny
Bertha Walter
Interem
Deweased
Benalla Atreet
Death notice of Mrs Laure Sterard Stewart in Melbourne papers
Obituary states Mrs Laure Sterard Stewart wife of Mr Wm Stewart of Ballarat and former Benalla School teacher. She died after long illness linked to pulmonary trouble. Survived by two daughters, two sons, and a bereaved husband. long residence at Buijally noted for her kindness and popularity.
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Melbourne
Laure Sterard
Wim Stewart
Bia
Benalla
Ballarat
Stewart
Mrm Stewart
Bujially Mra
Tennis Church Affiliation Matches Reported Results
The Church Tennis Association held matches on Saturday with Trinity players prominent. Grainger and Stevenson defeated Hard Stulz 7 8 and coach Thomas led Fieldsend 9 4, while Meadows and Latch lost to Thomas and Bielerend 8 8. Grainger and Miss Lewis beat Malanhi and Miss Stole 6 8 and lost to Stole and Miss Ledger 2 0. Bayennon and Miss Peake fell to Stolz and Miss Ledger 1 0, and Ivet lost to Halsall and Minn Stolz 2 9. Totals show 87 games, 21 points for Trinity with 32 games and 3 points. St Andrew's beat Joseph's by walkover as Joseph's were one player short. Bowls section notes a close match between Euroa and Benalla with Euroa edging ahead and final tallies 48-40 in Euroa’s favor and 62-all in a later end before Euroa won. Visitors enjoyed their trip and were treated well at Jackson.
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Hurrry x. Mrrmouris
Trinity
Grainger
Stevenson Jue
Igat
Stole
Miss Ledger
Bayennon
Miss Peake
Stolz
Mies Ledger
Ivet
Halsall
Minn Stolz
Yotala
Methodints
Grosn
Vetter
Euroa
Bonalla
Kurna
Mruoh
Benalla
Lorna Ad
Euron
Ninh
Carroll
Jacokson
Alsa
Went
Glipin
Hodge Saxon Carroll
My Gallaher
Osruo
Gallaher
Stedman
Young
Bury Fon Roe Oe
Benalla’s swimming baths under threat from bank erosion
A reader laments that Benalla’s swimming baths face erosion from flood damage and bank collapse. The letter urges immediate use of nearby piling work at Noonan’s hotel to stabilize the bank, preserve the baths, and extend the river-front prospect for generations, praising local gardens and sporting facilities.
Fire destroys Hunsonvilly farm buildings and stock
Hugh deffrey of Hunsonvilly reported as Treavy Tosor by a fire that swept the farm at Ebangonville on a Tuesday night. The sheds, containing harvester, bags of grain, oats, fodder, and cattle pens, were gutted with losses estimated at £770 and buildings insured for £160. A man, Dorugay or Dugay of deffrey, was injured while attempting to enter the harness room to save stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Deffrey
Hunsonvilly
Ebangonville
Coming Events and Local Updates Prompt Mild Confusion
Tonight meeting Benalle Band with shows on February 1 and 2 at Wold Australia opposite Miller's. Mr Theodore and Crawford Vaughan discuss a guaranteed price plan for a Queensinuil grow astronti industry on a factory basis. The Baron launch and steamer project were noted with a Friday launch. Saunders fined £28.01 for a chaise incident and Caulfield referenced in later lines.
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Benalle
Miller's
Theodore
Anl Literyiaw
Crawford Vaughan
Queensinuil
Astronti
Chaise
Om Caulfield Sine Coutss
A. Saunders
Wool Sales Gollsbrough Mort Co third Victorian sale
The third Victorian wool sale closed on the 24th with 4370 bales catalogued from Riverina Northern districts and some Western Central provinces Victoria. Competition was keen, values held, and a large clearance achieved at strong rates. Notable lots included rising Sun and Murray Downs specials with fine samples showing length and character. The Simtwn weighing tax yielded £79,598 for the members siding December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollsbrough, Mort Co
Rhcown
Riverina
Gond
Victoria
Idental Samprovertont
Pautiuiwainy
Piceime
Lincrow
Rising Sun
Bros
Devenish
Dalgety & Co
Murray Downs
Langi Kal Kal
Jidd
Milner
Hough
Santinding
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Securrency
Hoaway
Tallangatta
Wm Alexander
Hendry Alexander
Bokdale
W and H. Alexander
Dalts
Nasota
Caunes
Nealgnoa
Joseph Brann
Chiltern
Wangaratta
Ld Muster Teav
Bmr
Lean
Wangoratts
Manlay
Clements
Warren Bayne
St John's
Lima Hill
Nono
Rivabeerty
Benalla Racing Club
R.A. Hoysted
Rah
Loch Ames
Miss Goya
Hoysted
Hi. Clark
Sol
Wamilton
Eki Lowridge
Tanablack
Master Nobody
Crawford
Stesvens
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Bevesa
Hayes
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Hamilton
M. O'Meara
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W. White
Hope
Andylaya
H Foster
Curling
Maeson
A. Evan
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Mr. B
Yarra Vartaa
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Benz
Varta
Wade
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Waters
Wil Johns
Kenzie
T Waters
P_ Williams Smith
P, William
P. Gorboy
Williame Hi. Brooker
Waters Pascoe
Williama
Gardiner
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Brooker
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Ibw
Waters Patterson
J. Williams
Waters Fate
Williams Johns
Waters Corbey
M'Kenzit
Howells Gardiner
Pascoe
Sundries
Howships
Patterson Howells
M'Namara
Patterson J. Williams
Johns Burns
Patterson P. Williams
Patterson S. Kennedy
Patterson T. Waters
Johns W, Hyland
Patterson . Connell
Corby
Ost Sundries
Valentine's
C_ Waters
Poe
Fi Hogan
Pavitt
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Purser
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Edgar
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Abbott
Bearton
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WiEvoy - Simonels
R Mitchell
Howell Wells
Auevoy
Bharat ¢ Valentine
Eroyerwill
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Ac Eels
Cam Pi Meeay
Durack
Buisse
M’evoy
Menara
J. Maher
Cole
B. Williams
J, Rennie
P. Walliams
Baker
Corboy
Rowling
H. Smiah
Coleg
Howelly
Seuson M'Keneic
W. Waters
Rennie
Oo Baker
Maher
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Howells Lewers
Keith
T. Maher
St Lewers
Rennie O Sherwill
Busse
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Dy W. Waters
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M’kenzie
Leis
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Bonnus
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Dirady
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Kate Walter
Wm. Stewart
Allendee
Gono
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Ne F
Connell
A. Biola
Roach
Tiatue
Sir—Bepalla
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Af Gsiyone
Tet
Hin Fo
Jook
Noonan
Ahand
Siembards
Poste Millers
Wadnes
Dorrie
Lips
Judy Backjyme
Harold Tockwool
Hig Lariat
Westrons
Barney
Fun In & Stockyard
Saleme
Finley
T. J. Davis & CO
Bridge Street
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