Trustees Approve Cemetery Measures and Finance Report
The quarterly trustees meeting at Mechanics Institute approved Maude’s appointment of Page as sexton and noted work authorized at the last meeting. Receipts totaled £8519 a. cemetery fees £22 14. interest on war bonds and current account £174 10. telephone charges 22 6. state savings bank balance £ Bells 14 5. The meeting heard on examinations and accounts with payment schedules and next session planned for May. The Pradbytery of Beechworth held in St Andrews Hall with Rev J Gillatt elected moderator for the year.
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Bevints Orereky
Mechanics’ Institute
Med Mande
Ee Joy Re
Melbourne
Yes
Comeiaty
Maude
Page
Bes
Hanlon
Tha'quadur
Ing Jung
Fuosvai
Vofayd
Oro Mikab
Cametory
Plymant
W. Drummond
Sainaria
Bonalla
Accanatius
Fies
Aioe
Deammond
Mabel Normand
Pinto
Edith Story
Tim
Henry Ruserpt
Muurphy
O'Brian
AQ. A
A.na
H.A.C.B.S
ANA
Meare
Lonergan
Twomey
Miss Goulding
Mason
John Wm. Fitezibbon
Mor. Wade
Bacula Court
Pitzgibbon
Foot Pathy
Mayon
Wade
Bitagibbon
Ald
Droy
Sotandad
Vlite
P.M
Berry
Frederick Divi
Ausbralis
Feder
Griz Traun
Denen
AL Winton
Aby
Pings
Victorian Producers’ Cooperative Co. Ltd
Fowdy
Vapi Murry
Country Party
Hogi Fo
Australia
Mesa Staten
Germany
Hawkar
Tee Sollins. & Co
No-Confidence Debate Moves on Wheat Pool Issue
Melbourne dispatch reports no decision this week on the no-confidence amendment in the Legislative Assembly. Warren Hall resumed debate noting war realities and farmer support for severing the wheat pool, while prior to the war farmers would have rejected any wheat pool proposal.
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Melbourne
Warren= Hall
Sergeant-at-Arms Worthington Convicted of Corruption
John Morgan Worthington, Sergeant-at-Arms of the Legislative Assembly, found guilty of corruptly taking money to aid recovery of stolen securities. Crown alleged £750 received for returning owner bonds valued at £2,800, stolen from a Parkville house. Jury gave a guilty verdict with mercy recommendation due to prior good character. remanded for sentence. Melbourne markets listed oats, barley, rye, potatoes, onions, chaff with prices.
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John Morgan Worlthington
Legislative Assembly
Worthington
Parkville
Obituary of Mr W A Stewart longtime Benalla racing figure
The obituary notes the death on Wednesday after a Sunday collapse of Mr W A Stewart aged 52. A Benalla racing club committee member, he ran stables at the Benalla hotel for 30 years and was a noted jumper exhibitor. He leaves wife Miss Maria Powell and six daughters and two sons. The funeral was at Benalla cemetery with a large cortege.
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W. A. Stewart
WA. Stewart
Stewart
John, Stewart
Broadim Tae Dows
Rich
Kilfeora
Eremental
Yarrabee
Mildie
Benalla
Hing
Miss
Marla M. Powell
Tomgether
Misaes
Chrisving
Helen
Tean
Victori
Olgs
Margie Ross
Lilian Gladys
John M's
William Stewart
Wate
Axt
A. C M’gonnan
Abbott
James Henley Dies After Long Milawa Life Reign
Mr James Henley died at his Milawa residence at about 92 years of age after a long life in Victoria Australia. Born in Ireland and emigrating in 1839 he built the Emu Hotel at Milawa and planted a 120 acre vineyard with large cellars. He also ran hop fields of 25 acres producing profits and made tobacco locally earning bronze and silver medals abroad. He was recognized as a leading tobacco manufacturer in Victoria.
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James Henley
James Tdnley
Mu Ava
Tesyas
America
Sydney
Ire Benigo
Buckland
Tarrawingee
Milawa
Milgwa
Jorouly
Richmond Hove
Hene Tey
Brouight
JT Henley
Henley
Victoria
Philip
Mithol
Miguel Fox
Maingavlin
Mill Connell
Benalla Court Dismisses Alleged Theft by Abbot
The Benalla court dismissed charges against Ambrose Abbott linked to a dog theft claim involving Bert Abbott. Witnesses testified about a dog sent from Wangaratta to Beechworth and Bealieve the case centered on a mis drawn signature and a promised puppy, with no conclusive proof of theft.
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Benalle Court
Wade
P.M. Atmbeise Abbott O
Bonilla
Bert Abbot
Ivay
Lewers Anneare
Benalla
Jane
Blot
Wisigaratla
Wayusaratie Iliesanie
Warga
Joseph Stayes
Portdy
Wangaratta
Colstable Sowspy
Wabsaratta
Beechworth Jinesion
Benalla Cashway
Matty
Wilko
Gibby
Uere
AirUorip
Wis
Wangarada
Ings
Finn
Abbr
Mery Wilson
Lima
Wilson
Tin
Barts Abbot
Bert Abbott
Tle
Ambrose Abbott
Dewars
Towers
Mitehall
Helendant
Benalla court Mxan der fined in licensing case
Charles Mexan der, licensee of the Ayms Tioteh party, pleaded guilty to allowing patrons to remain on licensed premises during prohibited hours on Sunday July 3. The case heard by Supt Ivey and presided by My Wade resulted in a 20 shilling fine after testimony of witnesses about the hotel activities and doorway incidents.
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Wade
Benalla Court
Charles Mexander
Sunt
Ivey
Delendant
Sergei Slate
Ife
Auestion
Charles Hollis
Wilnesk
Holihan
Charles Holt
Helig
Wits
Ryu Fey
Slater
Tvey
Mv Wade
Charles
Benalla
Ryan
Hay
Gyrshu
Walker
Ayil Syilness
Alexander
Heyser
Mr. Wade
Ly Jentarell
Benalla Pig Market Brisk Trade with Strong Prices
The Victorian producers Co-Op Ltd reports a very successful sale at Benalla Market with brisk bidding and strong demand. Good bacon and line of leading sows fetched high prices, while yarding included solid utility stock and various classes, reflecting current rate trends.
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Co-Op
Oe, Ltd
Benalla Corporation
Messra Crawford Aml Webster
Ranger
Stare Pipsa
Alirm Pricin Vangie
Yell Srown
Adjourned charges in Baddaginnie stone throwing case
Testimony heard in the Baddaginnie case against George Allen and others for throwing stones at a dwelling on a May date. Witnesses describe stones hitting the house, the police interview notes, accuseds statements, and a defendant’s possible perjury. one man was fined 10 shillings.
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Alten
Malcolm Sithelson
Baddaginnie
Wade
Suptlyey
Mir. Lewers
George Allen
Gey Dunlop
Wren
Indson
Gaddagloni
Muir
Lewerst
Ivey
Lewers
Murphy
de Fendants
Geo. Alley
Nvi
Nini
Allen
Liver
Wines
Malcolm Sreliotson
Sidlell
Brosky
Geo. Alten
Danlen’s
Nicholson
Dunlop
Lownra
Wales
Lefouse
Tewery
Euiley
Sin Nicholson
Nic Lowers
Ty. Wade Gail
Ty. Wade Gail’ There Was the Eyil
Malcolm Nicholson
Dunlap
Albert Dunloy
Albert Danson
Kellcher
Allen Ween
Dirk
Opick Wat
Wal Prost
Iris Pickig
Geo
Wades
Chathon
Ernest Prost
Mle Tiowas
Hal le
Nichiolson
Iain Ghnege
P.M
Benalla and Yarrawonga Clash On Saturday Field
Benalla meets Yarrawonga at Gardens on Saturday with 3 15 p m start. Benalla hopes to avenge a prior loss as Pattorson Dodd and Ambler lead a strong home lineup. Swanpool visit Tatong in a reported exhibition with medals and prizes for players attending the Beamfort event.
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Yarraivongs
Yarrawonga
Pattorson
Dodd
Ambler
Boyd
Hay Glancy
Doherty
Hompased
Trochino
Monaiog
Noonan Sutherland
Bourke
Walker
Wells
Mian
Wil- Hinn
Ryan
Mason
Nommorgon
Baddaghinio Brayola
Bo Buroy
Dhatain
Will Io
Bulga
Cavey
Corbrey
Dossor
Forquada
Grovon
Gogh
Kelleher
Tolly
Murinon
Nicholson
Sequions
Smith
Wardle
Tegontlonian
Tavors
Swanpool
Bhy-Visibor
Ie Buys
Honwla
Noxti Saleda
Flora Hoaiin
Contioirol
Yeinning
Wangaratta Migh
Heraldi
Gaffrey
Alowed Nore
Aystanr
Renallay
Wenn Erier
Srain
Swalpool
Arctite
O*callaghan
Hodbrinker's
Ahap
Armetrong Ia
Presohab Samaria
Watong
Qws
Rural Industries Board aids Albury mills and farmers
The Rural Industries Board plans substantial support for Albury woollen mills and nearby farmers. About 10,000 certificates are involved with several thousand already posted to growers. Local unrest notes influenza and illness among families, while a touring troupe called The Wanderers performed.
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Albury
Heringor
Byecy Sats
Bio Public
Tata
Adyenea
kYowex
Wrst
Italy
Salbim Nnduia
Hhia
Dain Thik
Rural Industries Board
Che Yins
Memorial and community notices in Goulburn Valley area
The shire president convenes a meeting for promoting a Beech Worth exhibition next November with schooling groups and local residents needed to advance the project. Reports show balances and disbursements in local associations, memorial endeavors, church appointments, and town-building updates across Swanpool, Talong, and surrounding districts with community meetings and infrastructure plans ongoing.
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Beech Worth
Buvelworth Inspectorate
Tawny
AWA
Atn.a
Haa
Duysirus Bio Inl&yoar
Mioral Conmittos
AierAof
Country Roads Board Works Boost New Road Surface
Country Roads Board completes a major road project connecting Manietield to Dodie Cross ing, promising a surface superior to metal and lighter weight. The work, part of a broader development by Megers and partners, improves travel toward Tutong and Bonally linking tourism routes through the Goulbuta Valley.
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Leon
Nobel
Anil
Paople Wali
M&o
Waitens
Xyngos Ajinthiers
Avid Soelen
Vstomg
Natlyay
Goward Olny
Lilang
Dodie
Muuuh
Niles
Toil
Souilere
Lobnie
Domplatett
Xottlemans
Yaibk
Goulbuta
Thule
Manatioll
Dodd
Coline
Megers
M'Cushney
Bros
Swinillers
Uiles
Toomballup
Wiatriet
Dy J Bae
Voppe
Gas Company Dispute With Wangaratta Borough Council
A historic fragment shows Wangaratta Borough Council accusing The Gas Company of delaying operations. The dispute centers on terms of renewed contracts and council oversight. Local officials discussed conditions, with remarks by council members and a plan to operate under six months for the next agreement. The dialogue hints at negotiation stances and potential settlements.
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Wanyayalin
Friny Culonigl
Meagan
Mathior
Dockav
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