Arbor Day Observed At Benalla Schools In Dolatite
Arbor Day celebrations unfolded at Benalla West and nearby schools with students forming in fog, singing the Arbor Day Anthem, and planting trees. Speakers urged ongoing care, noting trees combat drought, support rainfall, and aid industry. some trees were delayed but to be planted by classes with community help and thanks extended to Mrs. Tattam and other volunteers.
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Dolatite
Benalla
Sebire
Wilson
Billa West School
Benalla West School
Leona
Education Department
Nish
Wchool
Hery
Ida Tecee
Mr. Wade
Ray
Wade
Adstratia
New South Wales
Sobite
Sion
Tattam
R.O. Cook
Green
Isia
Australia
Germany
Alexander Poscock
Creswick
Forestry Department
Arbor Day celebrated at Ryan's Creek and Lung Lechook schools
Arbor Day events at Ryan's Creek State School and Lung Lechook School featured concerts and readings by pupils. Parents attended, and volunteers planted trees and laid out a flower garden with soil carried by horses and drays. Local leaders and teachers praised the effort, and a community dinner followed.
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Ryan's
Ryan's Creek State School
Attarnton
Butler
Taxcllor
Concert and Fancy Dress Ball at Tatong
Miss Parker of Trong State school staged a Friday concert and fancy dress ball to aid eeliiolands and Arbor Day. Worrall presided before a large audience as pupils performed with praise. A standout costumed display featured Mr J Shrader as Red Indian. The event boosted school funds and featured phonograph selections by Mr J Wallace.
Shooting Accident Leaves Man Grievously Injured In Fox Shooting
W Bond of Goorimbat suffered serious injuries in a fox shooting accident on Saturday afternoon. A misfire caused by the gun’s gas and a cartridge explosion wounded his right hand, thigh, and abdomen. He was taken to a private hospital for treatment. his condition improved by the afternoon.
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W. Bond
Goorimbat
Mosia
Wright Bros
Bound Sax
Ebsworth
Bond
Devenish Progress Association Dissolves After Quorum Loss
A Devenish meeting at Hibernian Hall discussed winding up the society due to repeated quorums failures and dwindling membership. Officers noted debts of £1 7s 4d, with members lamenting loss of agricultural classes and potential political shift. motion to wind up passed. Governor position and thanks to speakers were approved.
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Hibernian Hall
Mavers
T.T. Grogan
R. Lighton
A. T. Roscoe
J. Grogan
Geo
Harcourt, Price
G. F. Woods
Cornisfondence
State Rivers and Water Supply Commission
Devonnah
Waogaratta Hospital
St. James Progress Association
Yarrawongs
Booulla
Goorambat
Yarrawongand
Department of Agriculture
Devenish
Bonalls Shire
Kerbing Devenish
Hooner
Lighton
Harcourt
St. James
Price
Moser
Wangaratta Hospital
Life
Woods
Thankey
Mensrs
Bate
Claysea
Swanpool rifle club trophy won in weekend shoot
The Swanpool rifle club held a load range shoot on Saturday with a silver trophy awarded to Horsburgh for the top score. Loading scores placed Horsburgh Burts Hapdini and Dennit among the prize contenders, with the next contest scheduled for Saturday the 26th at 500 and 700 yards.
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Seattle
Horsburgh
Burts
Ie Hapdini
H. Donnie
Tegnen
Women of A W N L Hold Concert in Baddaginnik Hall
A vibrant Women’s National League concert and presentation occurred Friday in Baddaginnik hall under A W N L auspices. Bonalla and Violettown groups performed a lively program, with Mika Lovell honored by Vvlldander for two years of service. The event closed with thanks, a supper, and a lively dance after a humorous farce Turning Him Out.
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A.W.N.L
Bonalla
Sae
Violettown
Cragerson
H. Guppy
Petformers
Vatlander
League
Mika Lovall
Gregerion
Vallonder
Mr. Welsh
Ouepre
Rodgers and Mears
E. Hiscock
W. Drummond
Mr. Wallac
Otepre
Miss Grwing
INTERSTATE FOOTBALL VICTORY AND ESTATE NEWS
The Victorians triumphed in a Saturday interstate football match by 12 points. The estate of the late Sir Samuel Gillott is reported to be a six figure sum left to Lady Gillott for charity via the National Trustees Company. Other items note a fatal collision involving Arthur Goodier near Armadale, Archbishop Carr on Bible lessons, and labor and road work proposals in Washington state.
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Iterstate
Sir Samuel Gillott
Lady Gillott
National Trustees Company
Arthur Goodier
Armadale
Archbishop Carr
Home Affairs
William Duan
Juice Labor League
Toho -Werorst
Hageltong
Goornong
Bendigo
Bonyip
Longwarry
State of
Washington
Gail
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