Rail line extension plans and local notices in Benalla area
Government reports on the Cudgewa to Corryong rail extension note the line’s unsuitability due to valley land and stony ranges, with the Hume Reservoir and Shelly Tank grades complicating considerations. Public notices promote a film at Benalla, tax notices urge returns, school moves, eye tests, rabbit pool debate, and local business ads among a mixed Greta to Dookie community calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Benalla
Aken
R. C. Nicholson
Tim Siopaty
A. W. Amos
Methodist Missions
Messrs Cook
T. Paterson
M’s.p
Dr. Page
E. E. Roberts
W.F.A
T. Elliott
Dr. Harrison
Swanpool
Booth
Faruinick
Page
Roberts
VIF
Greta South State
Grifiths
Quinlan
Helping the A. and P. Society Event Recap
A historical report describes a social gathering organized by the A and P Society. The event featured prizes, refreshments, and performances including dances and music, with involvement from local organizers and attendees.
Detective O Sullivan Trial And Aerial Telegraph Strikes
Melbourne reports the trial of Detective Lea Osulli as he pleads innocence amid conspiracy claims. A motor strike toppled a telegraph pole causing telegraph service disruptions. Reports also note a verdict in Henry Trivers Sue case and various wire service style market and sport briefs from Sydney and Melbourne including Mort's Dock dispute, unemployment figures, and the Grand National steeplechase acceptances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Melbourne
O'Sullivan
Lea
Teilay
Henry Trivers Sue
Society of Carpenters and Joiners
New South Wales
Bolt Champhone Ship of
Australia
MORT
Mort's
Sydney
Ailliv Hock Works
Football Benalla V Albury in the Gardens Saturday
A chaotic program for a Saturday football event lists Benalla versus Albury in the gardens at 3 pm and a long schedule of related games, players, and exhibitions. It references St Patrick's, Maguire, and various clubs with multiple lineups and upcoming rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Parliament Meets In North-East Amid Policy Debates
The session opened with Governor Lord Strat breaking the seal on the new Parliament, addressing government plans to improve roads and arterial networks over five years, funded by a 2 million annual expenditure. A contentious wheat pool proposal and party splits threaten the coalition as MPs debate compulsory versus voluntary measures and long term fiscal commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Stratbroke
Ritkingv
Whiteh
Gwangport
Fie
Nehwaye
Sydney A
Selal Woon
Country Party
Dunstan
Carlisle
Hwyald
Cir Higle
Hempi Shr
Tier
Houn
Thomeelves
Attala
Therig Party
Wulla
Benalla Waterworks Trust Seeks Rates and Repairs
A detailed report outlines funding, piping, and service improvements for the Benalla Waterworks Trust. It references the city’s water supply, council involvement, and proposed charges, with discussions on reductions and allocations. The document notes engineering work, maintenance, and upcoming council and trust actions to restore and stabilize water delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Monty Femltae
Muniteipiet Ciguphers Veetilay
Moube
Wilkor
Kodmally Mae Baburlann
Conan
Nuit
Mulitar Gerutal
Mulitar Gerutal Had Sisterd Fe Cy Alfiawumin
Ainiathit
Aconnante
Fennalllnys
Hieenelioen
Tryla
Bonattii
Tivinie
Reguilioe
Asnik Weneneittas
Hail Shout
Con. Walker
Lee
Conor
Rossell
Wikendos
Waterworks ‘Trust
Denis Indeiy
Foo
Nik Hee Kiernan Anny Fiahwawe
Asdal
Winton Public Hall Meets For Social Improvements
A public meeting at Winton Public Hall presided by J. Joyce discussed improving the local journal and staged a queer competition. Officers appointed include President M. R. Harrowfeld, vice presidents J. Dose and J. Gunningtain, secretary Clouston, with a nominations committee formed to select a successor to the throne and to organize the event amid widespread interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton Flint
J. Joyce
Rere
M .R. Harrowfeld
Messrs
J. Dosce
J. Gunningtain
Suuvetary
Mr. Clouston
Ques
Itaries
Your Ladies of
Winton
Lar
Wii Bove
Joni Ty
Tony
Benalla East State School Opens Donated Swings
At Benalla East State School the Tita Hoom and Mother's Club organized and funded new swings. Mr Durack and Mrs Brown assisted by unlocking the apparatus as the two youngest pupils, Margret Walker and Hinlsay Philips, were first to use them. Volunteers from Mercy Wyssid Weston helped finalize the installation and safety for the swing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Shire Hall
Marchant and Son
Collins Street
Melbourne
Geelong
Dow
Force Tis
R. M. Weldon
Ictoria
Elizabeth Hoare
Elizabeth Street
Rusu
Hawkesbury
Hawkesbury College
N.S.W
Dookie College
Benalin
Walker
Mr. &. South 2
Victoria
Ayil
Lewis Stores Pty. Ltd
Carrier-street
Bonaux
St. James and Devenish
Messrs. G. Patroni
W. Carmody
Phillips
Daamaen Scunace
Gowangurthe Ne
Water Simply Commission
Te Commission
Mr. Durack
Mrs. Brown
Tone
Margret Walker
Hinlsay Philips
Weston
Amdb
James Notes Sloe hith Cell on Mrnday fest
Fragmented notes from St James noting social events, a transfer of a clerk, and local club activities. Mentions Mr Jo Kainey family, Mrs Waltiey farewell, telephone exchange changes, and a choir supper. Includes names of attendees, a dance, and a hire shinot event with proceeds and top scorer Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poufuer
Rathwiys
Jo Kainey
Woutineel
Waltiey
St James
Lane Advive
Holt
Rowan
Guy Oy Tai
Duce
Fuires
Hiparits Putin
Kewan
Ralpl
Haves
Atlan
Puesilis
St. Draynee
Kiker
Road protests and community meetings across Violet Town district
Residents of Longwood Toobes Avenel and nearby townships protest Sydney road becoming the Notth highway diverting traffic from the railway, with locals work on the old road and a protest committee forming at Lurg State School. Donations and local events accompany broad district notices from Violet Town and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auroa
Sydney Road
Longwool
Tooele
Avenel
Tie Old Ron
Longwcot
Ganji
Mien
Old Road
Strathbogie
R. Steen
C Suit
Bulk Handling of Wheat Elevators Vision Unanimous
A parliamentary board urges the construction of grain elevators at Williamstown and Geelong with a central Battery Point terminal to enable bulk handling of 40 000 bushels per day. The report, while majority endorsing the plan, notes one dissent and warns of potential costs and risks for growers and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Geelong
Counfry el Vators
Dparthinit
Battery Point
Messrs
J. Weaver
BeBath
MRC
Tet Pollard
J. McDonald
Onan
Pollard
McDonald
Portland
Phuke
Messrs. Weaver
Bath
Pollard Wd
Fe Board
Indus
India
North Shore
Batteor
Raliwas
Stalin
Silom
Oman
Ina
ODC
Wales
Elbit
Boni
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A. & P. Society
Pavsday
Coltre
Keio
Lenilla Agrcultural Society
Ls Hill
Shewaehutt
W. Hally
Mr. Charry
Cleary
Ruiner
Kearney
Spain
Atlas
Vira Woden
Walle Villa
Mr EL W. Wenitninnn
Mle
Telegraphic News
Cme
Allan
Iecul
Thaomi
Vaibh
Trish Rufus
Dervibes
Silver Wert Montierse
Dronditi
St. Troxplund
Resembler
Millian
Sattedgs
Ubiegeannl
St Watrick's
Wongurutt
Maguire
Tonite
Amiry
Rana
Chaba Hise Weir
Kbowles
Vimavensta Viertioweyiey
Reyes Certs
Tiinay
Bt Laggies Clmo
Tomalla
Anil
Visttime
Jean
Ur Servis
Sad O'Donnell
Axoin
Tewwell
Hinton
Cydni
Kates
Chishitsa
Yours
Avilier
O'lMifloran
Noongs
Manette Tilinstone
Mina
Stacens
Tully
O'Monnss
Miner
Hod Wil
Harrom
Avhica
Semetiel
Enmiteni
Nostrait
Cargedy
Bear Pater
Vanes
Deven
Tlobba Soeen
Grit
Maher
AeCinty
Nicholeon
Quinn
Sind
Famours
Imne
St. Fermi Lomoncin
Yeprevetiinn
Tengwod
Barlingetnnie
Oh Satur
Green
Mills
Mitchiell
Nicholson
Gries
Atyland
Rebboehl
Litet
AU Eon
Atechor
Biehan
Mackay
Cornell
Myrroll
Wilson
Phoenum
Kelleher
Greta Wits
Alain
Geneva
Parliament
Loni
Linda Maes
Lina
Stes Mingyites
Eye Telnet Aiftareaiinn
Tia Thabane
Pirat
Winton Public Hall
Benalla East
St, James Notes
District News & Notes
Lurg
Lurg State School
Euclire
Wapgaralia Hospital
All Niven Wwos
Min M. Lynn
Mewirs
H. Gardiner
W. Gardiner
W. M'Niven
Violet
Royal Water
T. A
King Ae
Henderson
Euroa Trust
Las Avo
Mise Brady
Koonda
Pungamah
Mt. Ay
Elegraph
Siroceen
Moreney's
Westnes
Kenitoly -Ainite
Che Tristan
Fenata
F. J. Cook & Sons General Merchants, Bakers, Drapers, Bte
Palmerston & High Ss
AVICE
R. H. Dosser & Son Family Butchers
Coe Wid Dellyernd
Mrlal
AL Mars Don
Y. Msweeney
Devenish
R. Phillips
Gooramb
W. J. Tonkin
Groger
Draper & General Storekeeper
Hhe
Benalla-Yarrawonga Road
Meils
J.P. Branagan, Edvensen
A. E. Edwards
Logalisis
St, James
Hojlale Juni
Farrag AW Host Brande Ab
J. Tonkin
Biwest
Tribeluss
St Sirands of Spicks
W. Dodd
Edwin Clouston
Ativan
Esal
J. Calder
Turner Ann Ryan
Wilamstown Termina Dew Barristers & Solicitors
Shire Tall
P.O
Barrett
Lewis Stores
J. A. Carter
D. Domikenzie
E. Ryan
Price
Griffiths and
Coo
Sar New
Atda
Davis
Sara
T. J. Davis and Co
Wilkinson
Colonial Bank
Pridge Stick
Esnalla
Flargrave & Lewer
Sulirs
Siu Ton Alia
A Ledger
Victorian Optical Naawehuttiy
American Optival Calley
Ledger's
Jowemlers, Ke
Renatta
Histruti
Sihanare
Gaijo
Miakenel
Koos
Wien Haaipcolyine
Mibetuenolt
COE
sTelahig
If Mies
Poole
Stattieny, Gonip
Wiextopel
Cron Tye Elenittel
Hoverne
Utah
Treakeu
Lantel
Aparnindbay Itny
Mpl
Mguolive Danie
Alii
Weilienite
Mowitie of
Wit Growers
Mesaeli Wall
Yau Wretineadtins
Ste Chelite Conveyh
Covent Weshivedig
Doly Sh Ball
Shewar Fon Thal
Age
Argun
Herald
Allans
Pienos
Stolzs
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