Saints Stay Close But Lose In Yarrawonga Clash
In a Saturday encounter at St Jammer, St James lost to Yarrawonga by seven points. Hiskens captained the visitors with strong play from B Pelly and Ambler, while Kennedy brothers led the Saints in a hard fought display. Final score: Yarrawonga 6 goals 4 behinds to St James 4 goals 8 behinds.
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Younawonea
Janes
St Jammer
Alang
Anca
Hiskens
South Melbourne
Border Boys
Andy Kennedy
Sainte
Fraser
B. Ambler
Kennedy
Cooper
B. Pelly
Saints
Frank ‘M'Carthy
Kennedy Bros
T. Quinn
J. Lator
Hern
Rose
Yarrawonga
Ena
Bros
Cameron
A. Kennedy
Lalor
Desgan
Nichol
Collins
Kustia
M‘mahon
Sefton
Doxgan
Lator
Hazen
Hiskons
Lowe
Seftor
A. Ambler
Flevern
H. Ambler
E. Lalor
St. James
Steve Kennedy
Yarrawenga
Vala
Birds
Non observance of recognisance at Benalla court session
William Lewis aged 20 faced Benalla court on a recognisance breach from April at Benalla General Sessions. He had served a NSW sentence and admitted to the identity. The bench ordered £50 forfeited and remanded him to Beechworth gaol for six months.
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Benalla
Messra
Wieabull
Iossell
William Lewis
Lewis
Longwood
Court of General Sessions
Davidson
Albury
Mulwall
Moule
New South Wales
F. Boiske
John Lewis
Beechworth
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endure in Benalla Testimony
A Benalla resident, Mrs. L. Brennan of Arundel Street, testifies that years ago kidney trouble caused severe backache and limited her daily life. After using two or three boxes, her pain subsided and her health improved, and two years later she remains free of backache and kidney trouble. The ad urges others with kidney ache to try Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, available at 2/9 per box or 15/3 for six, from Foster M'Clellan Co. in Sydney, insisting readers ensure they get the genuine product.
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Benalla
L. Brennan
Arundel Street
Benalla West
Dean
Doan
Foster M‘clellan
Pithatreet
Sydney
Government Agricultural Classes At Teton Start August
The Agricultural Classes for farmers and others will begin in the public hall at Teton on Tuesday August 4 under the Tenally Agricultural Society. Lectures will use slides and demonstrations at farms when possible. The syllabus covers manuring, breeding, veterinary topics, orchard demonstration, land preparation, fencing, and sheep management. Qualifications for medals require at least five competitors and entrants must be 16 or older. A special gold medal exam by the Australian Natives Association will be held in Melbourne at year end.
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Teton
Tenally Agricultural Society
Tuostag
EE Tunwday
Doh
Auguaty
Litera i Smith
C. Swit
Heslop
B.V
Reese Wa
Davey
Divyeys
H. W. Hans
Pailay
Ham
Australian Natives’ Association
Melbourne
S. Blackburne
Dookie Devenish Railway Link Deputation Held
A meeting at Devenish to push a Dookie to Benalla Yarrawonge railway link. Mr P Dwan chaired as delegates were chosen to petition the Premier on July 7. Speakers urged early action, noting district shares in Shepparton freezing works and demand for better freight and stock transport.
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Devenish
Dookie
Benalla-Yarrawonge
P. Dwan
Devovish
Shebparie
Dovenish
Thoona Railway League
Wellwood
South Bondalong
Cookie
Old
R. Lighton
Mr. Old
Railway Standing Committee
Avanish
Graham
Devonieh
Roscoe
Messrs
Dwan Sid Parrington
Items of Interest from the Week in Australia
Foxus cause havoc with lambs as 50 lambs die at a farmer’s yard. A cart wheel crushes a child in Meenigan, killing him. NSW Lands Minister says land rush frees up grazing areas for small farmers to enter cattle rearing. Five-year-old Frank Jarvis found after nine days in the bush near Mudgeeraba, sleeping on a railway line. A man injures his leg cutting wood near Mornington. John W. Sweatman, linked to Eureka Stockade era, dies in Melbourne Benevolent Asylum. A jingle for Wood’s Peppermint Cure and a note on new balls at Standard Stationery & Sports Depot. Government Gazette notes natives, Crown grants, and revocations in Moyhu and nearby districts.
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H. Milne
Milrath
Meenigan
N.S. W
Frank Jarvis
Mudgeeraba
Queensland
Woods
Mornington
Wilson
John W. Sweatman
Eureka Stockade
Melburns
Lalor
Wood
Gort Batts
Standard Stationery & Sports Depot
Elf
Gazerry Norie
Govvernment Gazette
Cornelius V
Morphy
Myrrhees
Wilsa Mooragsg
Jas, Porter, Moyhu
Mechanics Band to unveil new uniforms at Benalla concert
The Mechanics' Old Band plans a Thursday concert at Shire Hall in Benalla to showcase their new navy serge uniforms with red and gold trim. Featured acts include Me. W. A. Ryder, renowned cornet soloist, plus Mona Rahilly and Miss B. May. Australia’s Ragtime King Janes Frazer headlines, with a four-piece instrumental finale. Tickets are cheap, aiming for a crowded, festive evening.
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Shire Hall
W. A. Ryder
Ryder
Australia
Melbourne
Mona Rahilly
Rahilly
B. May
Sydney Town Hall
Janes Frazer
Rickard
Opera House
Rahilly W
May
Messrs
Elliott
Harris
Tran Bonis
Roesini
S * Willis
Tell
Ballarat South
Hobumoko
Alix
Yoo
Peasant
Clark Bros
Bridgestreet
Benalla
Benalla Golf Tourney at Wangaratta Ends Close Victory
Benalla journeyed to Wangaratta for a close golf match, winning by two hats after a tight contest. Notable results include Brown over Thurs, and a mixed set of scores across players like Connors, Inglin, and Walters. Six Indies also played. the visitors were defeated nearly. The day also featured local football results, tennis championship news, and a National Grand meets racing program with several races and favourites noted.
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Benalla
Wangaratta
Thurenn
FT. Brown
Boalt
Woanghratta
Wa Ua BT
Brown
Clarke
CG. Connors
Ah, Inglin
He Cor Bos
R. Burke
Chisholm
Waterloo Cup Victory At Geelong By Flake
Flake owned by Mr J R Phillips of St James won the Waterloo Cup at Geelong on Friday after a tough final against Dont Forget Me. Flake sustained a hind leg injury in the semi final but showed gameness to secure a three quarter length win praised by supporters. Mr Phillips receives congratulations as the Natura Health Co presents a Benalla representative to speak at the Benalla Hotel on Tuesday about natural treatment and free health guidance.
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Lady Pistol
Porch
Tardy
Grand Marshall
Abboy Ig
Framoa Weiter
Goldiff
Clontart
Obi
Ariuebuse
Dust Cloud
Baccasine
Bill Brandon
Olontal
Tord Gray
Sapper
Sonny B
Donald Wallace
Bonatla
Aristacas
Weluri
Uhluw
Seyond
Sylvanmore
Ales
Jallandur
Flake
J. R. Phillips
St. James
Geelong
Phillips
Vinit
Natura’ Healtt Co
Benalla
Zachary
Tron
Woines
Myanwhite
Elizabeth St
Metbuutni
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