Bonalla News Reel Of Weather Court And Screen
A mixed Bonalla page reports a total lunar eclipse observed in Bonilla, a theft of a Webster magneto in Wodonga, court adjournments in Benalla, and local society and cinema notes. It covers rain totals, church meeting reports, an accident at Benalla loco sheds, a charity sale for the Schools’ Patriotic Fund, and upcoming film showings at Royal Pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouter
Hamon
Bonilla
Rornxey
T. EM 'Guire
Jane Wae
Wodonga
Levetog
W Salter
Derry Siestony
Benalla
Petty Susstons
Masses
W. Henosy
FB. G. Rossel
Dak
Urrans
Methontsy Oavket
Bonalla Methorey Gireau
Hay. W. Glemons
Forviga Mission
Ray J. W. Barton
Victorian
Tasmanian
Andrew Day
Daggan
Yee
Duggan
Wangiratts Hospital
Benalla Fire Brigade
Banvar
Patriotic Fund
Laied
Mosdames Livird
Barklamb
Umde
Sullivan
Eard
Conyer
M.C
Urephoon Dancy Band
Coudeerun
Trinity College of
Taylor
Pearcy
Recruirixo
Pearce
Eald
Australia
Narvice
France
Tovar Proreins
Italy
Armenia
Panam Canal
Sparks
Majesty's
Melbourne
Alao Pathe
London
Critores
Sir Thomae
Paleny Junge
Supreme Court of Vietotia
Line
Saveey
Danny Ogernt
Vietorsh Producers’ Co-operative Co. Ltd
Anas
Aniry
Dickson Hosney
Ruportedale
Heaney
Nth
Essen
Nocbor
Heele
Teldleh
Australian Wheat Board
Adetratian Wheat Board
Tha Vales
Losauole
Auateala
The War on the Western Front Report
A French communique describes a strong offensive north of Juoy near the California Plateau, resulting in a complete enemy defeat with heavy losses. Sir Douglas Haig notes considerable reciprocal artillery fire at numerous points across the front.
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London
Juoy
Californa
Douglas Haig
British Bomb Bruges Docks and Depots Reported
The Admiralty said on Monday night RAF forces carried out a raid on the Htroges docks and ammunition depots. Several tons of lambs were dropped with good results and all our machines returned.
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Admairalty
Htroges
ANOTHER AIR RAID ON HARWICH STRUCK LONDON NEWS
Harwich was attacked by twelve to fourteen wheeled aircraft from the northeast this morning. Eight people killed and twenty injured as slight damage occurred. Defenses engaged, raiders withdrew toward the sea. clouds hindered visibility. Raids lasted only a few minutes.
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Londe
Harwich
Affairs in China Monarchy Restored
Reported by representatives a change of government in China restores the monarchy with the Mascha dynasty back on the throne and the young emperor reinstated.
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China
Repres
London
Chin
Republic
Civil War Threatened Republican Army on the March
A Shanghai dispatch reports that Chinese forces prepare a northward advance to quell revolution in Fujian Province. General Chanycun is ready to fight. Southern provinces in Obit issue manifests in Shanghai refusing to restore Monarchy. Serious developments are expected.
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Republican Army
Vancouver
New York
China
Fujian
Chanycun
Shanghai
Messad
Obit
Serioua Developmente
Independence Day Observed in England and France
London reports King George ordering the American flag flown from Parliament House today The Americas lattslion arrived in Paris and joined Independence Day celebrations in Paris as part of the day’s commemoration
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England
France
London
George
America
Parliament House
Paris
Americas
Biunton Day Pageant Names Local Volunteers
The Friday program lists participating young ladies by street sections across Benalla including Bridge Street north and south sides and streets near Rail Station. Names such as Mins Stewart, Mimes Ledger, Mrs Edgar, Miss Judley, and Miss Sims appear among several others in this community roll call.
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Bridge Street
North Side
Mins Stewart
Bidge Streit
Mias A. Sondes
Nun Stevat
Oro
Carrier Street
Mimen Little
Catrice Strunt
Crow
Nixes
Stecat
Mies Markeuein
Tatochino
Stuythe
Byrne Strole
Machinyon
Barkly
Tavery
Ounningun
Boundary Road
Mimis Ledger
Laary
Minses
Gascaigne
Finley
Gasneigan
Edgar
Mair
Sharpe
Mise Judley
Benalla Wat
Misses Sims
Benalla West
Laird
Knos
Joomaliber
Fanta
Davonish
Dookle
Devenish
Goorambat
Benalla
Messrs Payne
Piazza
Kearnay
Miesen Kosrocy
Moylan
Maher
Red Cross Stewarton Gift Sale Planned after June Dispatch
The Red Cross Society Stewarton forwarded goods to the depot in June including 80 fanniol shirts 15 Mims rox 1 or mittens 1 helmet and a package of old Vaca. A meeting on June 21 proposed a gift sale on a later fixed date to aid the branch.
Federal Finance Receipts Surpass Expenditure Recorded
Fiscal report shows total receipts at 96,800,4,371 with 5,000,000 carried forward. Revenue sources include Customs, Excise, Land Tax, Income Tax, probate duties, and trading ship receipts. Expenditure totals 35,127,727, with ordinary costs 20,191,045 and war spending 5,504,661. Net balance carried forward 1,070,584. loan receipts 70,803,861 and town expenditure 50,718,220.
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Colmage
Postal Department
Nsw
Russian Offensive Advances in Galicia and Koninchy
London reports a major Russian drive into Galicia with 1,173 prisoners captured so far. Official notes claim gains at Koninchy and Tiszany, nine officers and 1,700 men taken, plus 24 guns and 33 machine guns seized, amid German Turkish counterattacks and ongoing artillery bombardments.
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Treren
London
Galicis
Io Fa
Frusilotts
Galicia
Petrograd
M. Kerenaky
Prince Len
Petrogesd
Sod
Paria
Koninchy Byski
Koninchy
Koniuchy
Tisezany
Okiliony
Uprimally
Ren Witurtmes Pitan
General Brasiloff Reflects On Revolutionary Turn
In an interview General Brasiloff says his last year offensive could have ended the war if the High Command had cooperated, but their resistance led to a retreat in 2018 that sparked his revolutionary shift.
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London
Brasiloff
Roll of Honor Died on Service in France and Gallipoli
Melbourne papers report Private Henry Olive Stonart of St Kilda killed in France on June 11 after two years in Gallipoli and France. Major Hepworth’s son Geo J Hepworth killed in France. Private Jack Woodgate of Myerdoff killed in action. Mrs M Elroy’s son Pa J W M Elroy wounded in France after 12 months service. Other families report multiple wounded or missing as Defence Department updates spread from Benalla to Broadmeadows and Mansfield.
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Melbourne
Henry Olive Stonart
8. Sinnatt
St. Kilda
A. Moldway
Shepparton Bist
Geo. J. Hepworth
France
Aestealla
1St Life Guards
Jack Woodgate
Mystleford
Donald
Gallipali
Harold Mitchell
Jamun Milphell
Violettown
Ben Osborne
Crighton’s Creek
Kurtoslade
A. Thowlie
Athol Tychard
Arthur Shepherd
Norman *Nicoll
Geo. Cowell
Haan
B. J. Bird
Mansfield
Matthew Biggar
Shepparton
W. Horiley
Tuogamab
Returned Soldier From Wars Ends Long Absence
On Monday night Pee Bell son of Mrs Bell of Nannstreet returned to Bonaslls after two and a half years away. He sailed for Egypt from Australia with the second contingent in January 1915 to serve in Gallipoli and France. Met by many friends at the railway station he received a cordial welcome. He returned covering his eyesight and nerves. Pre. P. L. Reardon, wounded earlier, has joined Violetown after a jog.
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Pee
Ch Bell
Bell
Nannstreet
Bonaslls
Egypt
Australia
Ea! Servion Aga Abrotehor
Gallipoli
France
Pre
P. L. Reardon
Violettown
Concert at Hansonville A Red Cross fundraiser
A Wednesday concert in Hansonville organized by Miss Quinn raised Red Cross funds. Attendees from Kopolis arrived by motor car and were hosted at Mrs. Tanur's. The crowded audience enjoyed songs, recitations, and dances by Miss Sims, Etheredge, Prentiss, Elly Quinn, and D. White. About 30 shillings were sent to the Billy rods fund. total proceeds were not yet known but a handsome balance was anticipated.
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Red Cross
Hannonville
Kopolis
Mea. Quinn
Motaur
Tanuor
H. Sims
Etheredge
Prentiss
Elly Quinn
D. White
Billy
Red Crow
District News from Beach Worth in War Time Era
District news from Beach Worth reports local recruiting efforts, council finances, floods and road repairs, and obituaries. It notes the death of Mr R Wighton aged 86, a council race results update, and a call for stricter wartime recruiting enforcement. Community events include a valedictory for Mr Cahill and a post office farewell for Mr J J Bowers.
Queen Competition Boosts Linn State Schools Fund
A Queen Competition raised funds for the British Red Cross. the first instalment of 230 pounds pushed the Linn State Schools Patrolole Fund total over 100 pounds. Five pupils each valued at 2 pounds for the Young Workers Guild. Children sent gifts to soldiers, and a letter from a Newfoundlander serving with British forces spoke of Gallipoli and wounds.
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Hssee
British Red Cross
Linn
Patelorle
Hays
Leila Stafford
Mather Srafford
Beryl Stallved
Albert Mallett
Wil
Newfoundlynder
Tle
Gallipoli
Rain Making Plan For Eastern Rail Tour
During a tour of the east, Minister Watt inspected a rain making device near Bookaloo by J G Balillio. Evidence led to a decision to continue the sediments. Government plans to acquire two more plants from Balillio with meteorologist consultation, one in New South Wales and one in Victoria. Each plant costs about £800 for a full year of upkeep.
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New South Wales
Victoria
Sinking of the Ballarat Day 25 Rye Infantry Tale
An account of the sinking of the Ballarat with lines describing the crew’s awakening and actions. Sailors scramble, torpedo danger looms, destroyers and trawlers evacuate men as planes and boats move to safety. A note of heroic efforts and loss pervades the scene.
Death of General Holmes Australian division commander killed in action
A private cablegram from Sydney reports Major General William Holmes was killed by action in France on Sunday. Holmes led the Australian divisions, previously commanding units in Egypt and Gallipoli, and later administering colonies. He served as colonel and War Board official at war start, with a noted antiquated service record in South Australia.
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Sydnay
William Holmes
France
Holmes
Joh
William Holme
New South Walee
Alan Wsoreitary
Metrogillian Wetsrani Severace Board
South Alrtos
Australian Forsin
Garriicn
New Guldoa
Sydney
Egypt
Gallipoli
Fortnightly Live Stock Market at Corporation York Bonalla
Turnbull and Co and Mose Watts report a well attended market with strong demand for inferior classes and good prices for prime crossbred wethers and lambs. Prices included cattle from £11 to £17, cows up to £16 10, and baconers sold from £4 4s to £10 with many lines sold to high bids.
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Wats
Turnbull & C0
Mose Watts
Turnbull & Corwpace
York
Bonalla
Tunsday
Nyu
Noverdt
Prinzera
Pat Cate
de, Coish
Warrenbayne
Ry J. Cooke
A. Harrison
Hall Cooke
D. Ryan
Mesxis, Sprigan & Porter
Bos
Nice
Twuth
A. Gummell
Weanors
EL Osborne
WB. Smith
Weanora
T. Hernan
Ewes
Kennedy Brox
M. Coxello
Wanki
John Coteh
Springer
Acquant Webster Bros
Holfers
D. Forel
A. Boyd
KF. Newman
Mra. T. Cameron
Conenolly and Woods
Thy
Juppy
John J. Cooper
Victorian Producers Cooperative Market Report at Booralla Yard
A detailed report from the Victorian Producers' Co operative Company on a thronged sale at Booralla Yard. Buyers from Wangaratta Tungvant Karoy and Yarrawonga attended. Yardings included lambs with Lincoln rams selling at 215 pounds 6 shillings per head and various cattle prices. Additional notes cover store sheep and fat cattle sales with prices across multiple consignors and buyers. Next sale scheduled for July 17 with consignors noted.
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Victorian Producers' Co-operative Company
Corporation Yarde
Booalla
Tawalay
Atore
Wangaratta
Tungvant
Karoy
Yarrawonga
Lincoln
A. Gemmell
W. M. Glanlgan
Wother
Crawford
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Cerman
Eral
Bruges
Austria
Astrey Servace
Wednesiay
Trieste
Venice
RED Cross Society
Federal Finance
Russia
Defence Department
Ilj. Guppy
Qm.s. Leslie Guppy
Germany
Tifa
Hansonville
District News
Billzoa
Tondarn
Beeshworth Tesh
Birtles
F. Sod
Hoffainon
R. Wighton
Aveue
Yanis Ho Tse
Springhur
EUROA
Avte
Butler Land
A. K. Barton
Caw
Huroa
Prim Miniater
Austsi
Strugula
St. Vincent's Moapital
Ry J. Caroi
Baron
Horwas
Loos
Wale
Aid IU
Water Supply Commission
North
Central
Euros
South Ridlage
County Reds Board
Greta
King
Wm. J. Cahill
Lata Hoensee
Victoria Hotel
Greta West Pionte
Me. R. Hughex
Moudsy
Nicholl
Ganther
Abraham
W. Croll
Fice
J. J. Bowers
Wales Sole
Osse Psa
Vustepin
Oven
Davies
J. Duncan
North Ovens
Connell
Kay
Ur. P. Noazhito
J.P
Naughitia
Winton North
Childeen
Winton State School
Education Department
Gaileean Ashmond
Kavico Aubmead
Mattie Weston
Hoghis Bain
Kenneth Bolo
Resell Greva
Ube
O'Dayer
John Brownlog
Aea
Brownlog
Shire Council
Mesare
Wilson
Osvanagh
Robt
Van
Indy
Novan
Keen, Sone
Thora
B. Hall
Kialla
Hall Bros
The
Progress Association
Booalla Agricultural Society
Litas South Hallana
Lovsl Wehvo
Wolool Fonds
T. Wilcock
C. Pilowa
Violetiown
T. Roberts
Eagleton
Kelly's Road
Wangarat?a
Atoruko Opera and Tendura’ Association
Pinkerton
Manley
Callandar
G. Bryant
Bryant
Killawarrs
Lima State Schools
Ballarat
Antao
Sipper
T. Kaleht
Allway
Uult
Arera 14
Kosoub Botti
Absistont Wolke
Tyli
Ray
General Holmes
A Victorian Producers’ Co-Operative Co
J. Menamara and Co
Brag Stoop
Thor Livtt
Buyae
Bowralla
Tames
Mobhastens
Arondin
Gobran
Beth
God Framey
Imeriaie Wothirs
Owen
the National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Limited
Victorian Producers’ Co-Operative Company Ltd
AL A
Spencer Sical Talilule
Mineek
Fumeirohes
Hanlon Bu
Dratan HK
Pequadinvaty
Caantyy
Yilies
Julie Alven
Age Argus
Werali
Jater’s
Serge
Mellauvir Laper
Nat Shaliv
Lee Veil
Lothovines
CH. Bartleman
Mis
Ales George
Ral
Noli Pitan
Lavely Winer
Waitt
F. &. Gater
Proight
A. Miller & CO
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