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Newspaper

Benalla Standard

Location

Benalla, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 11, 1919

Page

3

North-Eastern Province seats contested in council vote

The North-Eastern Province in the Legislative Council saw resignation and a five-candidate field for the Parliamentary Standing Committee on always with Mr Rondall stepping down to contest the vacant seat caused by Mr Melville’s death. Votes split, Mr Kendall led with 11, Hicks 21, Sachse defeated 16 to 13, and Manifold defeated Sachse amid ministry pressure and a threatened inquiry.

Vee. Govnot Posrrto Legislative Council Rondall Melville Kondet Lind Hicks A. O. Sachse Manifold Parliivon Sacnso Rav A. Albinson Tom Maonix Mannig Cardinal Newman A. G. M'Connan W. Mageonis Dwyer Baker W. J. Santy M‘nicholsony Mont Moedames Lateh Qalno and Parker Groceriva A. Anderson Ud Clothing G. Taylor Wy. Pappeery S4ie M Hall and Co God. Bain Uber Samaria Benalla John

Damages awarded in trespass case over land near Rothesay

In a case before Mr. J. B. Vonefather, P.M., Bupally Gourt et al faced damages for trespass on complainant's land at Rothesay. Evidence showed repeated cattle trespass and failing fences. Judge Pennefather adjourned then directed costs. complainant paid £2 2s after withdrawal option offered.

Mr. Brown Lilfon Lowers Andrew Breonen Tachouny Lewere Jane Larkin Agnes Brennan Pennefather Brown

Appeal for Rabbits to Aid Melbourne Relief

A letter to The Rotor urges sending rabbits to Melbourne railway stations to relieve famine like distress. Women and children express readiness to pay freight and receive delivery, hoping to save meat from waste and assist hungry families through the Boundary Women’s and Children’s Wharf Laborers’ Relief Committee run by Mrs. A. A. Warburton.

Ha Boon Phorn Melbourne Ntc A. A. Warburton Boundary Women's and Children's Wharf Laborers’ Relief Committee

Drought Grips Inland Districts Of New South Wales

In the House of Representatives Mr Pigott draws attention to severe drought conditions in inland New South Wales districts. He states 50 percent of sheep in top districts are dead while owners face heavy taxation. The debate on the want of confidence motion continues with criticism of Naval College authorities and references to demobilisation in England and delays in Egypt.

New South Wales House of Representatives Pigott M'Grath Naval College England Pearce Egypt

Melbourne University Students Vote to Bar Considine Lecture

Melbourne University students passed a resolution asking the Public Questions Society to cancel Mr. Considine M P lecture on One Big Union citing disloyal utterances. Returned Soldiers League aims for stronger preference for veterans in public service departments.

Considine Melbourne University Public Questions Society Public Service the Returned Soldiers’ League Public Service

Football rotated match set for Gardens tomorrow

A rotated football match will be played at Gardens tomorrow with players asked to report by 1:29 PM. Eligible players are listed for selection, uniforms to be brought, and the selection committee will pick from the named contenders. a Kororpaga Stake event and bracelet dog coursing results are also noted with prizes and standings.

Gardens R. Laney Boyd J. Brooker Cleary Dodd Desie M'Mahoo Hill Hay Johns Newman Meohennitt Patterson Suckerland Tle Chico Williams Plum Corday M'‘Bean Whitmore J. Reardon M*clymant Noonan Ambler Danahor Rudd Wittings Glow Cahill Sunderman Matchom Sexton Wignell W. Newman TH. Brooker Doherty H. Quake FL Laird Oly Roach Shots Grainger Sod Dyker Benally Plampton Ordar Corie Wionen Mee Desidius PL Ellet Ben Doty Benediction Lady Avynieh J. J Knight Bird A Jackson Gubdamish Ss. Margaret A. Cortain Wren E Tusge Kingroom Mivs

Grand National Acceptances and Flemington Races Report

Final acceptances listed for the Grand National at St Napla with horses Sick Ries Old Maogindi Gladtol Sie Brim Mur ranginay Cobra Duiat Rondevek Vo Alano Perrianite Bino Sleounor Suan do Vanthor. Flemington meeting highlighted by Cordnatia’s 25 to 1 victory and Seated Haze’s longshot win over Sinbad the Sailor. Keosington Steeplechase saw Pinon prevail by two lengths over Lomat with Alp in third. Brsybrook Haniony Snob as favorite falters. Welter won by Usk starting at 7 to 1 with Karletin close behind.

Hiewington Flemington Cordnatia Haze Sinbad the Sailor Keosington Shane Exms Pinon Lomat S'Alpin Fal Ssmander Lynbae Gilet Brsybrook Tod Karletin Beley Noel

War Record Volunteers List Prepared for Nations Service

The government plans to publish a War Record listing all who served or volunteered in the recent war. It will group those who served aboard Australian and Imperial forces, those medically rejected or discharged, nurses and transport staff, and Australians who served with British or Dominion forces. Details include periods of detention, decorations, and naval personnel records. Applicants should forward their applications to the AAG Sd Milbery Dintelet Vietoris Barragkm Malbourno.

Iveluna Australia Herves Great Britain India Dominions Onoh Notnaion AAG Sd Milbery Dintelet Vietoris Barragkm Malbourno

Maritime Strike Ties With Unions On Policy Line

Melbourne reports talks between the Industrial Disputes Committee and Seamen's Union representatives. No decision yet, aims to limit any action, awaiting Trades Hall Council guidance. Steamer Rotomohana to Tasmania with 452 volunteer soldiers. Federated Iron Workers urge government to set an independent tribunal. No word yet from Mr Watt on government action. Coal Board to tighten light and power restrictions soon.

Melbourne Industrial Disputes Committee Seamen's Union Trades Hall Council Rotomohana Tasmania Federated Iron Workers’ Association Seaton Watt Coal Board

Breach of Confidence Rumors Hit Shire Council

Shire councillors discuss repatriation work and alleged breach of confidence amid private property disputes. Aimed at evaluating valuations and exposing private matters, the session drew ridicule as officials debated public versus private information and potential improper handling of estate values. The controversy prompted complaints about secrecy and the handling of property prices within riding boundaries.

Beall Ouah Cluary Cleary Bacnoaran T. Hiztivon Tylani Geary Putin Dallas Wall Bhodiig Wwemtlyns Atul

Obituary of William McCague and Lifelong Ballarat Links

The obituary recalls William McCague born in 1883 who lived in Ballarat district, Gettway's Creek, Lake Rowan and other towns. He endured a paralytic stroke, remained bedridden, and died at age about 70. He was active in local life, a member of the Mavonie Todas Too’smah, and a long‑standing Presbyterian noted in the community. Surviving relatives include a widow and several daughters. His remains were interred at Lake Fawn tomorrow with services led by local clergy.

Monnehan Feeland McIgue Colwnius Wren Mosgae Tin Veeem Guin North Hource Tashind Mises Blesnor Mavi Teabei Remsinn Spittal Rowil Ollarteker

Goorambat Flour Mills Proposal and Plant Assets

Goorambat flour milling investment outlines a proposed conversion to a proprietary company with Blab objartite vine and towing assigned to Pelab Goocamabat op 420 yim. Buildings, plant, and freehold secured at 8,000 pounds. original cost 12,000. Authorized capital £10,000. plan to issue shares up to 1,000 to Me Vaoulli proprietor. Estimated weekly output and costs detailed. total outlay around 21,875 pounds with expected losses and substantial plant foundations and heavy framing. Machinery and equipment described as complete and in good order with modern foundations and galva nized roofing.

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Welcomes Home Soldier Teacher at Bonalla Hast School

Corpl Wm Stevenson M M returned from the war to be welcomed by students and staff at Bonalla Hast primary. Sgt Cameron and Mr Sundermin joined, with a procession of songs and cheers as Rev A G M Quinlan and the school committee applauded his service.

Bonalla Hast Wm. Stevenson Sgt Cameron Goumalibes Sundermin Wasale Myasis Waller Land Weat Co Cpl Stevenson Chyors Sag King Matthews Nelaon A. G. M-Quanan Granny BA Uwy Perce Terohera M-Contan Stevens Pl. Steyman Sanderman Syb. Cameron Cpl. Stevenson Tim

Welcome Home and Community Sing at Telong Hall

A welcome home event at Telong Hall honored WO, HT, Stubbs, and others with a National Anthem, school choir, and multiple performances. Notable speakers praised the ladies aiding Red Cross and Chmforth Funds, while soldiers led a gratitude moment and a late, spirited singalong continued into the early hours.

Fenty Stubbs Air Mehanic U K. Worrall Peo Brown Geo Cus Rayna Wilcou Telong Hall Toe Oirateman Coghtl J.P Mea Morrizan Syd Misa Ls Hermann Ys Misses Windmill Fr. Archer Moses Chaps Won Haydon A. Harrison G. Sullivan Bucos Prigeamine Pte Geo. Cox M.C. Woep Sullivan

Receptions for returned soldiers after long war service

The district welcomed Privates Woodcock and Grant home after long campaigns with many friends at Flinders River and Bonalls. Sgt. Phillips, Gallipoli veteran, arrived to cheers. Dave Horsburgh Roy Upton and others returned from Brando service to warm gatherings. A large crowd met them at stations for a hearty homecoming.

Vic W. B. Woodcock J. Grant Phillipe Cotooral Banke Bonalls Honalla Phillips Phillips Entiured Othe Cupbedak Gallipoli Krsuers Dave Horsburgh Lina Roy Upton Branco Techleque Mea J. Gunninghwn Hart Salvorn Flinders Riroel Nick Tunganish Way

Peace Celebration Meeting at Shire Hall

A well attended peace celebration meeting was held at Shire Hall on a Wednesday evening. Speakers urged a peaceful, children’s day themed event with plans for a football match and community activities. A committee was formed with officers appointed and funds discussed to support allied social and youth activities.

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