Licensing Board Delenses Hotels In Victoria with War Memorial Debate
Public notice reports the Licensing Board's decision to delicense many Melbourne and regional hotels, listing venues such as Farmery Arms and Railway Hotel, with costs and district impacts. It notes the board has delicense 118 hotels since 1907 and details changes across 22 districts, plus a public meeting for war memorial plans and local donations toward a town monument.
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Rinvoros
Neca
Benalla
Pagit
Porte
Eranegion
Jane
Corpor
Bonalla
Mokosa
Paget
God
Raildaginaie
Globe Hotel
Snaa- JR
Jboard
Victoria
Bars
Tate
Aloe
Lise
Remsinstig Istriets
Mears
Faturs
A. Fussell J.A
Selaor
Warvien
Perry Sao
Morlyy
Wabar Rule
Violettown
Important Sales of Country Properties
A historic notice reports multiple important sales of grazing and dairying properties on the 22nd May. Purchasers include Mr. Srp Cowper and Mr Towuph Wallan, with details of acreage and locations across Kilfo wards and Benalla. The report lists parcels in Kilfo wrs, Moornyrig, and Gounalihes, totaling over 4 219 acres with a total value around £124. Buyers and welfare details are directed to Ledaur store and station agency. Advt
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Luce
Gumau
Borla
Offer & Eanith
ADI
Killoors
Agiel
Benalla
Srp Cowper
Googe Hévenn
Moornyrig
Towuph Wallan
J.P. Darkney
Mann
Broken River
Bingy
A. We Cowan
James
Gounalihes
Adening
Auc
Gori
Croatoerle
Unimate Ua Botat
Ealog Aircon
Herebert Ledaur
Agunty Lenail
Repay Lavy
Jon Eppli
Vatow
Advt
Fragmentary note from Times page on Australian permission
A damaged OCR fragment notes that an item on the Times page mentions Australia by special permission. It clarifies that opinions are not those of the Times unless stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisnes
Australia
Times
Unnbes
War on Western Front Sees Quiet Interludes and Skirmishes
Reports from the Western Front indicate comparatively quiet conditions with localized activity east of Villers-Bocage and around the Ancre. British forces repelled rear attacks near Racquy and advanced slightly near Mercia while German counter-tactics appear subdued as Ludendorff regrouped and transferred forces in anticipation of a major offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuten
Lordon
Douglas Haig
Australians Repulse Enemy Raid Push Forward Line
Australasian forces repel a German raid and advance their front through multiple sectors. Reports cite heavy enemy artillery activity north of Montdidier and south of the Alene with several German casualties and captives.
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Reeven
Rontor
Bettleh Haad
von Es Oeux
Morris
Montdidier
Alene
Obivigay
Wallucia
Italian Front Advances Report From the War Zone
London dispatch reports Italian forces advancing along the Lower and Middle Someni sector, pushing eastward toward the Tomutioa head and repelling enemy attacks in the center as they press the line at the front. Military officials note steady progress amid combat conditions in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Teallan
Ceuta
United States Hesitates to Intervene in Russia
In Vancouver Washington a fragment quotes a reverend noting the United States doubts the need to intervene militarily in Russia. The piece suggests waning confidence in matching full foreign commitment to confront Russian actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vancouver
Wetnunfay
German minister appointed as Foreign Minister in Sweden
London dispatch reports Hort Von Hetatzs, German Aashanevler at Christiana Sweden, has succeeded De Von Kaobimann as Foreign Minister. Vancouver dispatch notes a Tehostan attack on an Amorie liner off Cape Henty near Mom ag.
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London
Hort von Hetatzs
Aashanevler
Christiana
Sweden
von Kaobimann
Vancouver
Cape Henty
Momag
Cutting Timber on Roads Delinquents Fined
Delinquents were tried in Bonalla court before Mr. Pounefather P.M for cutting timber on shire roads without permission. Gordon Bamfurd admitted guilt, fined 20 shillings plus costs. other defendants faced penalties for similar offenses with trees felled near roadsides. Multiple cases involved saplings and logs found on or near roads, with warnings issued against future offenses.
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Bonalla Court
Pouuefather
P.M
Shire
T. Clarke
Connell
Gordon Bamfurd
Lary Road
Anh
Quinn
Apolto
Glirko
Defondant
Alfred T
Tliott
Hawds Fonder T
Rye Hilly and
Ghat, Jr
Dunlop
Ure Danlop
Ehuts
Teak
Beudapinuin
Konstable Qafon
Defundant
Ratory Havied
Hobart McLollan
Sven Syd
Tle
Finn
Siehatson
Ktoul Hills
Constable Qatnn
Amid Elliott
Defendand
Founofathier
Dafondante
Fotaco
Casey
Coming Events List From Local Notices
A fragmented schedule lists events across several dates and venues including parties, balls, and games. Items mention Osneo Drill hall Wotmuatay ochre party Files Brigade ball uohee party Albers Motes Mor ting re Mowue myeat Palley Soldiers Shree ball Kuchre party Bire Brigade ball scheduled through July 15 to July 24.
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Osneo
Wotmuatay
Bire
Neglecting to destroy noxious weeds in Bonalls court
Two persons faced charges in Bonalls court before Mr. Pon cefather for neglecting to destroy stinkwort and thistles on multiple allotments. W B Tiernan testified that Elizabeth Keaneally’s property showed thick stinkwort on May 9 and January 29 notices were served. neighbors reported complaints. Keaneally denied deliberate neglect and said she received help in March. Band of officials argued for leniency. The second defendant, Katharine James, faced a similar charge with five allotments showing stinkwort on May 9. Tiernan served notice February 8, and James reportedly did not act promptly. James was fined £2 with 28/6 costs.
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Pouvefather
GO Tragear
Mra J
Baker
Ton
Teesnarer
Hiro Nf
Hall
Evron
Mulbaarnn Oye Stadt
Will
Benalla
Jorday
Gratager
Nany
T Ho Shaw-Trongh
W. T. Prenties
Bridge Street
Ki. Veall
Bibt Department of Meares
Callander and Forer
Wangaratta
Yoall
W. Hamphray
Yoall Wade
Bursovn Pixie
Albury
Ecoploye
Ile
Bonalls Court
Poncefather
P.mye
W. B. Tlernan
Elizabeth Kenenally
Goomalibea
T.T. Clarks
Shire
Mr. Lewers
Clarke
Tiernan
Mr. Lowers
Ulacke
Lowers
Stlokwort
Lawore
Elisabeth Keaneally
Caray
Butler
Marah
Janus Ryan
Inkwort
Leo Patelek Kennoslly
Tory
Katharine Tames Way
Negl
Goomatthos
W. B. Tierdan Asid
Nottes
James Tia
Roben
Waugarstes
Jance
J. Meldram
Mc. Goo. Tools
Eugenn Usecoigna
Allot
Isteley
Soldiers' Welcome to Woarriors in Thoons Town Hall
A large crowd gathered last Tuesday in Thoons to welcome home wounded and invalided soldiers returning from service in Egypt and France. Private Higgins and Private Kronborg were among those honored for their service. many veterans received speeches, medals, and a valedictory welcome, followed by dancing and refreshments in town hall celebrations.
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Sreic
Higuine
H. Keating
S. Sorgaunt
Keily
Higgina
Egypt
Ho Kronborg
France
Sam Rolly
Gonnor
Hyd
Tatarn
Pye
Vaugsheodale
St Abmnost
Tamtolok
Winton
Deveulah
Withy
Hoyaved
Boseder
Mies G
Jones
Yang Indlee
Biatriot
Joao
W.d. Tonkin
Targu
Inport
P. O'Mlanaasy
Ny Teana
Mins
Juatice
Mosers
Jos. Harrieon
C. Blakemore
Mess. P. Bergin
N. Walker
Mr. Parkinson
District News Beechworth and Wangaratta Local Items
Local items report Beechworth band finances showing receipts of 296 13 9 with a credit of 280 1 and staff changes including a re elected president and new treasurer. Yackwadandah and Wangaratta notes cover church appointments, a railway plan from Shelley to Beatoomba slated for December, obituaries, police reports, and real estate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beechworth
Point B. Row
Yaokans Dodah
Wash-Besla
Stalun
Anogal Magdag
Balancv
Tonswell
Collar
Towrell
Tressurer
D. Morrison
Tosoph Boston
Trnhoff
Bourdapres
Childnn
Woody
Roll of Honor Wounded and Dead From Military Service
Wounded Dr Black receives Defense Department word but nature of injuries not yet clarified. Son Pie Black killed in action months ago. Sympathy extended to Mr Black. George Watson of Rousllaton reports to Defense about Lance-Corporal A Watson lightly wounded and admitted to General Military Hospital England. T Daly of Babomy reported wounded later corrected to improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Black
Defense Department
J. Black
Pie
Black
Georgs Watson
Rousllatou
Honors Amongst Milley Medal Recipients at Friday Ceremony
A Friday ceremony honored Milley Medal awardees including Surgi MA Mahonuy Dot Field Aviery Brigady Justice of Glenrowan marked for August 18. Lott Gann W A M Uleave Gaoee Gorporal HP Peont Corporal G W Stirling Wangaratta also listed among recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milley
Surgi, MA
Mahonuy
Dot Field Aviery Brigady
Justice of
French Red Cross Appeal Drives Local Donation Push
The secretory Beovile Red Crore Socrecy held a meeting to back the French aid fund. A £50 donation from near lands will be sent to boost France, with a townwide appeal open until 20 July. Donations can be given to Mrs J G Boker or at the Having Bank or Say shop, Nunn Street, with collections also planned at St Andrew's Church, Bory tla, this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednamday
France
Bonalla
Spirit of France Offerings and Red Cross Appeal
A fragment describes wartime mood praising French heroism and the need to support the French Red Cross Society. An Australian officer recalls an incident in a kitchen during shelling, while an appeal seeks subscriptions this month to fund relief efforts through the French Red Cross Society.
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France
Mustealin
Talatee
Aba Poxsant
Cally
Indy
Prange
Branco
Fande
Red Croas Society
Bronsaror
Colllmuutroet
Moalbourne
Dispute Over Sheep At Bonalls Court
In a Bonalls Court case before Judge Poonafsthor and Messrs Wathyy Torobell and Co, Thomas Hopkins of Katamatito is sued for £13 3s for goods sold. The hearing covered delivery of rams and weaners, disputed payments, and alleged misdelivery involving the Watts Taroball firm, with witnesses detailing purchases, deliveries, and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonalls Court
J. EF. Poonafsthor
P.M. Wathyy
Torobell and Co
Thomas Hopkins
Katamatito
J. T. Clarke
Mr. Lewers
Mr. Clarke
Mr. Hopkins
Watts, Taroball and Co
Tle Byalads
Hopkins
Shreyberg Art
Rama
Waugamah
Clarke
Phil
Aale Yardy
Rehortt
Bopkins
Ss Hopkins
Katatathe
Wiapes
Stythe
Soweta
Wilross
Wesners
Roburt
Winnew
Day
Richard Toner
Waits
Poepfull
Smaytto Khoop
Wen
Hagenawor
Alve Tim
Watts
Turnbull
Rams
Roo
Stemonde
Way
Rouke
Mr. Pounevnther
Welcome Girls to the Rophots Ble
The Welcome Girls are praised for pool work and community effort as they aid in injuries and support returning workers. Letters and notes show appreciation, with mentions of Mrs Manweil and Dr Shanton aiding the cause and Walker as president of a local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Walon
Illain
Trong
Mike
Haw
Mra Manweil
Shanton
Tod Crowe
Obituary for Mrs Joseph Amery of Howeya in Boweys area
An obituary from Boweys area notes the passing of Mrs Joseph Amery aged around ninety, a long-time resident of Howeya at Looseways. The paper names her husband Boweys shorely after Retival, and lists surviving relatives including Jack Amery and Maryam Amory among others, with family ties to farms and local communities. The notice references a planned funeral and memorial arrangements in the Boweyn region.
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Jane Amory
Looseways
Baweya
Moniday
Lonrussia
Hyahand
Munse
Fred M
Leankheer
Gemge G
Jubu J
Mturanga
Creoy
Sud Chimbophar
Boweyn
Stil Mamas Tilia
Annie E
Maryan Amory
Boweys
Hersuey
Alex Ammary
Joastion Ly
Moy
INF
Thorn Family Tragedy Shocks Fryers Crook Community
Mr Joseph Thorn of Fryers Crook Castlemaine died suddenly on a Sunday night at the age of four weeks. He married Mary Jetway, daughter of Tate My. The couple lived with their children and later his wife passed away. Another Thorn relative, My Wan Thorn, died in a Keane 4 peal MD last Avr Day.
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Joseph Thorn
Owaniuartis
Fryer's Crook
Castlemaine
Gawangardia
Lars
Mary Jetway
Ardeat
Ato Tate
Toni
Mattar
Thorn
Keane
Tre rary alting Schemw Queps visit to Benalla
Fragmentary OCR describes an itinerary training event titled Truting to Woods in Benalla with mention of a planned visit by a figure and references to names, dates, and places. The text is garbled but implies a formal visit or program with various participants and locations.
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Benalla An Tih
Traders and Citizens Association Holds Monthly Meeting
The Traders and Citizens Association met at Moe chalet on Monday evening with chair Phillipa ooee and several officers present. The group discussed hydroelectric schemes and railway water supply plans, aiming to advise authorities on fast passage of the bill and to seek public support for an inland power project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sommitton
Moe
Tvethaty
Jedi
Ste
Phillipa Ooee
Pind
Thors
L.'Styatl
Gator
M'Keueis
Wss
G. Stol
Vallander
Burr
Murray
Mesara
Surber
Butitielstyr
Solm
Uee
Mestre
W. H. Carter
A. M'Kinnaly
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Arthur Stanley
Lawislubley Council
Forests Commission
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Berane
Lottore
Adovtnistenlion
Abe
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Gen
Hyland
Tinemich
Hettralos
Gunersl von Ludonder
Compiegne
District News
Violetiown
H. M. Waddy
St. Dunstan's Park
Oros
Longwood
Belog
Armstrong
Kova
Yea
Gelat
Buroa
Moore Campbell
Wangiratta
Armetrong
RED Cross Appeal
THE
Ce. Walker
Boustis Nod Crows
Betty
Hvar
Joseph Amery
Jad Koon, Trenune
Urdok
Mirai
Beit
Woods
Calton
Traders’ and Citizens’ Association
Sunigipal
Garter Ami F
Agditha Books
A. Miller & Co
Bridge Street, Benalla
Jane Tres
Salata Wersiig
Usttibewe
Fae Nageor
Darter Bros Leonawngerey Ae Tiki Mtutsbowteta
Sereatle
Michelin
Bert. Arnott
NS Ata
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