Public notices and court scene in a Benalla report
A Benalla week in review covers a court case over a £16 debt for spouting repairs at the Chronicle office, denials of overcharging, and a £5 12/5 settlement. It also notes railway ticket checks, income tax deadlines, local notices, and assorted market and public health items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antis
Neville
Public Works Department
Kidil
Caples
Kartell
Kidd
Rogers
Mr. Kidd
Belig Wade
North-Hastern
Benalla
Elizabeth House
Melbourne
Benalla court probes alleged whisky adulteration case
At the Benalla Court of Petty Sessions on Tuesday, Sarah Montgomery, licensee of the Benalla hotel, faced a charge over a bottle of Jas Buchanan's Black and White whisky found mixed with water or altered. Inspector Mellis testified a single bottle showed altered color and gravity, while Montgomery claimed she was unaware of any adulteration and suggested a possible booth-water addition. A final judgment awaited the judge's full consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalls Court
Wilk Satis
WML
James W. Melis
Sarai Montgomery
Benalla
Jas
Buchanan
Jamies W. Mellis
Department of Health
Benalla Hotel
Sarah Montgonery
Licenace
Lowers
Tewees
Wittess
Walcot
Tan
Montgomery Thie
Lewere
Jane and
Chary
Sarah Montgonwrty
Alensee
Svt
A. A. Clancy
Be ‘Yall
He Hare
Melis
Adulteration Case In Court Over Spirits Display
A court case discusses bar practices and the display of spirits with concerns about adulteration. BENALLA V. BEECHWORTH notes difficulty in proving responsibility for changes in color, while the secretary REACOER reports on a suggestion to assist by rolling up bottles on the counter. The magistrate recalls Mr. Metis as to the proposal, with the bottle on the shelf cited as sufficient for a charge. The licenser faces a fine of £6 9 3 with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
P.M
Metis
Ste
Ike
Ueonusis
Uyon
District News & Notes from Me St.ames District
The record highlights sudden death of Mp. Ac Cooper while his son worked on sheep yards. A funeral at Take Rowan cemetery followed. Community notes mention local sports, meetings, and public notices, including district officials appointed and town social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Cooper
St.ames
Aieno
Allerat
Cooper
Ison
Take Rowan
Conde
Devenish Football
Cil
Strykes
Too O'Malloran
Cyrueron
Grall
Roscoe
St. Tomes
Reid
Siidages
Stewart
Af Benius
Donstable Bickerton
Local Soccer Draws and Upcoming Matches Spark Hope
The draw for Saturdays matches in the association lists Ruthergien against Hume Weir and Corowa versus St. Mavrick's, with Benalla set to host Beechworth. Reports note past rain disruption and uncertain Doherty availability, while Bunalla eyes a repeat win. Yarrawonga line fixtures include St. James, Yarrawonga, Bunalla Rovers, Mulwala versus Devenish, and Hurculine versus Telford. Junior association may start July 12 with Wanderers, Methodists and High School at readiness. Goerambat possible. The Wanderers wear blue and green, Methodists blue and white, High School blue green gold. Players travel by bus from Baddaginnie. officials discuss rule reforms and free-kick penalty concepts for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthergien
Hume Weir
Eilly
Corowa
St Mavrick's
Netherton
Alburyle
Wangaratta
Rawle
Benalla
Beechwortle
Osborn
Beechworth
Jin Howell
Doherty
Bunalla
Albury
Yarrawonga Line Association
Tomorray Ares
St. James
R. L. Stanley
Yarrawonga
Bunalla Rovers
Wraith
Mulwala
V. Devenish
Flatpison
Hurcugine
Messrs Gasperins
Dasser Sui Smith
Wanderers
Methodists
Longwooill
M‘ewan
Mitchell
Basser
Mills
Carroll Nicholson
Buchay
Archer
Plexia Gurtis
Groves
Briggs
Cor Hoy
Oliver
Cullen
DiHelin
Han Halfa-Doxen Frei
Walt 10
Forty Years Ago Highlights From the Standard 1884
A crowded page recalls events from 1884 including the death of chemist Mr DeCaglia on Bridge Street, notes on the Benally Fire Brigade meeting with Captain Thrath and others, injured Mr Luke Evans at saleyards, and debate over rifle rentals. It also mentions England’s Australian seven, local traffic concerns on Bridge Street, and council plans for a hospital and asylum site.
Editor protests cycle track misuse and road hazards
A reader complains to the local court about cyclists riding on a track that causes wear and hole ridden roads. They urge the Shire Council to repair the section near Dundell Street and the bridge, arguing the cycle track is misused and the town suffers from potholes and erosion. The letter criticizes Conservative councilors and calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunalla
Benulke West
Fursouth
Cuyt
Rom Dtundel
Rabbits and Noxious Weeds Convictions at Benalla Court
Mr Williams presided as Inspector Sully led charges under the Vernity and Noxious Weeds Act against local landowners. Convictions were secured in all cases for failures to destroy rabbits and eradicate burrows on properties at Benalla. Defendants included Valentine Chandler, Joseph Goulding, Frank Scholes, Herbert Gregerson, and Win Ryan, with fines of £2 to £4 and apportioned costs, based on repeated inspections from March to June showing unfinished or neglected work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
P M
Sully
Benalla Court
Stink- Worton
Valentine Chandler
Tully
Clarke
Joseph Goulding
Frank Sehoics
Mc Turk
Mr Clarke
Ms Scholes
Twist
Scholes
Innpcetor
PMV
Chain River
Hurrouys
Henry Aldridge
Brownie
Herbert Gregerson Wats
Mr. Lewers
Herbert Gregerson
Win
Ryan
Gliweres
Goomalibee
Lewerg
Howe i Goomalibee Park
Mr. Ryay
Mentha
Wm. V. Ryaty
Biel
Mme
Insurance deposit claim heard at Tuigemol Court
A court case in Mor day before Mr. Williams involved Jon Love of the Australian Provincial Insurance Company and William Hassett of Devonish, a mill contractor. Hassett is accused of stopping payment on a cheque for £6 14s 8d tied to a life insurance proposal. the court required proof of failure of consideration, and eventually revised the complainant's claim. The case featured appearances by HOC. Lath and Abe E. I. Brown, with a 14 day stay granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuigemol
Williams
Jon Love
Australitn Provincial Insurance Comrady Chapt Agaist
Willian Hassett
Devenish
Miil
Hassett
Love
Compiui
Echo
Lid
Dome Pany
Dhy
Om the
Aioe
Hoc. Lath
Yarrawonga
Abe E. I. Brown
Benally
Brown
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Bemlla Court of Petty Sessions
T. Williams
Robinson M‘donald
Ferguson
Bridge-street
Gardens
Lulay
Messrs. Davis
Bitana
Fowler
Nash Cara Kord
Tr Wuto
Council of
Adweaton
J. J. Carliste
Viet
Dalmarium
Lewis Stores Pty, Ltd
Public Health Department
Senate
Home and Territories
Tuesley
Chanbescrot
Chamber
J. V. Cowan
Chamber of Agriculture
Bridge Street
Teahoemin
Takoat
Wabgnityu
Bartinwartha
Joh
Pis
St. Margaret's Private Hospital
Jurley
Baer
Nash
Aly
Telegraphic News
Crown Law Department
Gentral
Sir Arthur Robinson
Wit Stan Fchoals
Goble
Mn Tyre
Australia
Slale Politics
Mia
State
Country Party
Tasmania
Jackson Moe
Parc
Jackstatt
Loja
Mucemaz
Argosy Boy
Bevlac
Rhada
Chicysqestom
Silvyr Itolier
Mongana
Lay
Onlamainar
District News & Notes
Rou
Maylan
Try
Maylats
Anc
Turoa
Tevethier
Sheppavon Freesing Works
Ewnate
Hollen
Wong Angle Street
Tolland
Rolleh
Ariiter
Ungam AM
Thogillial Court
Maneing
Mr. Williams
Bathurst
Alinke Werton
Twuske Gillespie
Kotimatite
Ge Norman Rielly
Dave Jame
Violet
J. Crilly
Tasuy
Tewging
Violettawiy Luwingy
Miron
Texas
Rite Eli
Aod
Auring
Slater
Maswaot
Capiece Handel
Ile Cresspt
Judy WU
Ewll
Syeluer
Vicketawi
W.C. Reeves
Merlautes
Reeves Wail
Mew
Waplenn
Oly
Catlnaiml
Colum
Nis
Jean Leieuted Dy
Cowan Wray
Phocest
Suly Sili
Luke Evans
Ins
June Regerson
Kile Club
Iash Hones Rifles
England
Spafforth
Arthur Crookford
Littly
Ts. Mbean
Cr. Morrison
Asylun
Bena
Kay
Bisley
Kenai Gali
Coordi Coatrived
Musterteny
Coorabing
Macken
Riverina
Wangaralta
Snui
Shepparton Cadnery
New Zealand
Coats
Medan
THE
Vogue Cr
Church
Statens Gators
Thiap Jintern
Sonia Beta
Manchester
VOGUE
G Phillips
the Vogue
Aenca
Bank
New Guinea
Lond
Savings Bank Department
Tall Sranches
Commonwealth
Austalia
Papua
Bolomton Ilands
Pacinen
James Kell
Davis
Kanger
Evans
Multan
UATMS
T. J. Davis & Co
Gilpin
Bargain Drapery Distributors
Lidius
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