Melbourne telegraph news from Our Correspondent
Reports from Melbourne cover a pay raise proposal for New South Wales upper house members at £500 per year and a £40,000 extra cost. Victorian revenue expected to surpass £22,247,425 after year end. Senate division debate urges three districts for Victoria, with Minister Pearce to consult Cabinet. Melbourne Harbour Trust buys Williamstown lockyards for £1,500,090. Grand National Hurdle entrants listed with top contenders Rhada and others.
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Senate
Chaber of Agriculture
Pearce
Mame and Territories
Victoria
Selahor Pearce
Melbourne Harbour Trust
Williamstown
Rhada
Berne
Chrysostom
Moongana
Bostow
Bar
State Elections in Benalla Electorate Budgets and Seats
Latest tally shows Toomibullup and postal votes recounts favoring Carlisle with a substantial Labor lead. State cabinet to meet to decide on government form as Labor seeks majority while Liberal Farmers Union coordinate possible coalition. Major seats remaining doubtful include Murnington Wirring ol Upper Goulburn and Dalhousie with overall Labor advantage amid calls for a composite or Labor ministry depending on cross-party support.
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Melbourne
Moose Willey
Labor
Liberal
Murnington
Wirringol
Upper Goulburn
Dalhousie
Phsland West
Countey
Mex
Peacock
House of Prémier
Despie
Labird-Pariwr
Farmers Union
Assembly
Farmers
Conjiedl
Bert Premisers
Wiliam Atherson
Basics
Pennington
England
Jame Pathor- Soi
Premion
Prahran
Daylvaiini
Balavat Base
Bendigo West
Withlaboe
Piri
Il Fogar
Rey
Jerrors
Ceforin
Tach
Menihere
Peacock Ministry
Tahor
Tarmreve
Union
Wea
Seston
District notes from Albury and district report a busy centenary week
The Albury district notes detail charity distributions from the Rowna Tart Club totaling £186 1s 0d to local hospitals and societies, the centenary plans of Albury Mums and Morell with expected spending over £1,500, and a major band contest with 20 or more bands. Other items cover Baddaginnie football round changes, grape grower talks at Goulbien, Arbor Day activities at Milawa, Tama nitch riding contests, and regional outcomes from the Murray region elections and dairy branding developments.
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Albury
Albury District
Newton
Albury Benevolent Society
Adenia AL Waugh
Albury Chamber of Commerce
Forace
Murray
Coming Events Evening Listings for July Nights
Night shows listed include Pictures Thrurway on July 3 and Palais de Dense Shire Tall on July 9. Also a Ball at Jubilee Tigi Baddaginnie appears in the event notice, outlining upcoming social engagements.
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Pictures
Thrurway
The Business of Dairying
Four farmers explore curing milk production with Sykar's Drench to clean blood and boost milking. Experiments show positive effects for herd readiness, though some ranchers report mixed results. The article urges careful trials before broad use.
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Sykar
Syken
Mira
Dangers of Over Adidity and Digestive Strain
A historic health piece warns that excess acidity disrupts digestion and general vitality. It links indigestion and stomach irritation to reduced appetite and early aging, urging early treatment with magnesia and related remedies. The ad appears to list medical remedies and provider details, reflecting period health advice.
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Uae
Audi Hive
Sidbruth
Oynente
Dunrdie
Piinderalone
Melvins
Auit i
Toy Doglarn
Victorian Butter Factories Co op annual meeting highlights
The Victoria Butter Factories Co op held its annual meeting at the company office for the year ending 30 April 1924. Directors and factory representatives, including Cyril C. Lewis’s widow, paid tribute to the late manager who served since 1905. The report shows profit and loss, assets, and reserves with a sound financial position and plans for distribution.
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Victoria Stutter Facories’ Co
Eid
Bute
Alesandra
R. Dobson
Benalla
D Kt
Cronin
WW. Petscheck
Hansen
J. Cozens
Kaigwak
RL N Scott
Korumburra
Mr. Knole
Milawa
J. Stewart
Cyril C. Lewis
Lewis
Mir
Rivne
EMI
Grock Iiland Investments
Freexing
Benalla Co op Dairy Board Reports Solid Year Gains
The Benalla Wool and Dairy Co operative reports a profitable year despite overpayments and reclamation costs. Savings from power completion and season extension lifted profits. butter stocks shifted to buyers, with 5 year returns showing steady revenue and dividends. Boardmen re-elected. chairman praised staff while outlining stabilisation efforts for butter pricing and potential round table talks in Melbourne.
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Dresny Lei
Iitter
London
Fontananv
Eit
GIG Tusuranice Coy
Vieoria
New South Wales
South Australia
Co-operative Box Works
Western District
Snr
Gippsland & Northern Companies
Sui WU
Hien
Kible
N. Petkchatke Asker
Informasion Ta Tov
Incuratea Fund
Ghd
I Tianswer
Witler
Serival
Stewart
Furilde
Mu Dallin
Parker Ax
Auccessinn
Clinton
Parker
Clay Norton
Lowey
Haines
Scott
Jas. Anderson
R. Doig
Dallis
Kurle
Messrs
Kelsey and
Gordon
Burns
W .Aid
Messrs Doig
Anderson Isa
Gozens
Patici¢E
Lowe
Lewis
Urey
Mr. Lewis
Australia
New Zealand
Gruen Health Salts Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Gruen Health Salts as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims to cleanse poisons from the system, relieve backaches and urinary troubles, and positions the product as the country’s top selling remedy with a price of 2/9 per bottle in Aberhornings.
Jean Reaver's Extract Promises Grey Hair Reversal
An ad claims NREUVER'S EXTRACT can restore natural hair color to grey or faded hair. It touts odourless, soap-resistant formula sold widely, with a price of 5/6 and postage, urging quick order for men and women and even children.
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Chem Iits
Benalla Versus Corona Opens With Narrow Local Defeat
Forty years ago Benalla defeated Corona on the local ground by 2 goals 14 behinds to 4 behinds. Goal tickers were Levys and Carpenter. At the Hages quarterly meeting officers were elected including President Smithy Vice President Conroy Secretary Moffatt Treasurer Ryan. Stewart died suddenly from heart disease. Benalla Av and PP Society held awards and a publican fined. A high jumping match of 43 inches was proposed.
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Benalla
Corona
Levys and Carpenter
The
HAGES
P.,smithy
J. Conroy
J. Moffatt
Ryan
Stewart
St. James
Heart Dlisease
Benalla Av & PP Society
Timry Gisey
Royal Motel
Victorian Wheat Pool announces further advance payment
Directors of the Victorian Wheat Growers Corporation Limited announce a further advance of 1 shilling per bushel to wheat growers who placed wheat in the current pool for 1923 24. Payment date not decided. expected in the first week of July. The advance distributes about £689,000 to growers who supported the voluntary pool this season.
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Victorian Wheatgrowers Corporation Limited
Benalla sewerage debate heats cent ral riding letter
A reader from the Central riding of the Benalla Shire argues for sewerage but insists water supply must be secured first. He notes droughts reduce supply, urges adequate main capacity, and warns failing sewers could spread disease. The letter supports considering sanitation while weighing costs.
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Centhal
Shire of
Benalla
John Haworth
Qty
Wator
Gueh
Haworth
White
Nenally
Ceitral
Henalla
Tusik
Vouris
Walstredwick
Abbotsford
Juvenile Ball at Shire Hall Raises Funds for War Pictures
The Shire Hall hosted a Benalla West State school juvenile fancy dress ball to fund war picture purchases. Over 200 attended with 40 children in costumes, staged under elaborate decorations by a committee of parents and teachers. Judging favored most original costumes and best dressers, with prizes of sweets and drinks provided. proceeds expected around £10.
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Holy Trinity Church
Archdeacon Carter
Shepparton
St. Mark
Jacob
Vsile
Gil
Palestine
Jordan
Menin
Plae
Joes
Stag
Cook
Shire Hall
Benalla West State School
Mtcsdames
Mesdames Gregerson
Siinfeman
Shiet
Mixes Durick
Riadstian
Glenda Jolusy
Cow Hos
Ci Crawford
Butterfs
Noruie Woolf
Magis Comerford
Binebiel
Jaycee Jennings
Binet
Diack
Jas
Wetheriff
Nllp
Miss Durack
Comparisons of commodity prices and local events
A June 1923 1924 price comparison lists wheat flour pollard oats maize butter vegetables and cheese with unit prices and range notes. The piece also notes the influenza season and reports the Rev Arthur Wall's beechworth church association service conducted by Rev W W Ingram.
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Pollard
Arthur Wall Ox
Beechworth Presbyterian Church
W. W. Ingram
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