Bruce Page pact dominates federation meeting in Melbourne
The National Federation held talks on the Bruce Page pact with Prime Minister Bruce stating a pact without the immunity clause is useless. Delegations from the Federation and Farmers' Federal Organisation met to seek a workable agreement, but no settlement reached.
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Melbourne
National Federation
Mr Bruce
Federation
Farmers’ Federal Organisation
Fetral
Jones
Victoria
Athena
Labor Ministry forms to probe bread and four price
The State Premier Prendergast will be advised by a Labor led cabinet to open an inquiry into bread and four price controls to stop consumer overcharging. The ministry includes ministers for education labor railways lands and water public works health and mines among others. The Country party challenges remain but the Governor grants Labor a chance. The Farmers’ party and anti-Labor factions threaten disruption as party loyalties and power balance shift amid a volatile political scene.
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Melbourne
Prendergast
Crades’ Hall
Wew
Caviner
Labor Party
Whi St
Australia
al, Pren
Board of Land and Works
Hogan
M.L.A
Bailey
Mr. Slat
Heath
Immigrat Jones
All.c
Country Party
Labor
Countrymat
Theseoustry
Allan
Alex. Veacock
Vrender- Bast
Mito
Warmers
Farlaimeyr
Party 1S
Laborer charged with serious offences in Melbourne area
James Sydney Walters, laborer of 59 Daly Street Brunswick, faced a local court charged with alleged offences spanning some time through to late June. Police previously detained Sydney Almonds in Benalla, who admitted to the acts and stated the two young girls were his nieces. Walters was remanded to Melbourne for trial after the examination before Mr Walker J.P.
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Stewart
Ot Benalla
Glesrowan
Yarrelly
Sydney Almonds
Melbourne
Almonds
Polie
Ian
James Sydney Walters
Daly Street
Brunswick
Walker
J.P
Revolting tragedy at Wantabadgery rabbiters camp
At Wantabadgery near Waza late Friday a brutal incident left one man dead after a fight between two men in a hut. Joli Sheldon allegedly attacked Joli Lang with an axe, Lang hid, and Sheldon returned, was wounded by Lang and later died. Lang was remanded after a coroner's inquest.
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Wantabadgery
Waza
Joli Sheldon
Joli Lang
Lang
Sheldon
Jens
Ling
Rural credits drive for savings bank rural financing
Commonwealth Government plans to amend the Commonwealth Bank Bill to empower a new board of directors to use Savings Bank resources to finance rural enterprises. The proposal mirrors a Credit Ponder style model, enabling advances against deposits for primary and secondary industries as a country development tool. The Country party backs the initiative, arguing state savings wealth should back rural credit schemes.
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Commonwealth Banke
Nen
Savings Hasike
Dream Sury
Country Party
Savings Bank Department
Credit Ponder
State Savings Bank of Victoria
Promiere
Tims
Opposition leadership clash over Allan letter in Parliament
A bitter row between Nationalists and the Country party deepens after Mr Allan sends a letter to non Labor LA members inviting them to a Parliament House meeting on Tuesday to elect the Opposition leader. The move risks disunity as votes and attendance remain uncertain.
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Country Party
Allan
Legislative Assembly
Parliament House
Melbourne
John Allan
Alexander Peacock
Wid
Presmitr
Allin
Mr Bowser
Liberals
William M'Phelsor
Barnes
Pennington
England
MrLeachlin
Snowball
Geting Wannel
Sunday Football Sparks Debate in Ballarat and Albury
Sunday football was played publicly for the first time at Ballarat’s St Patrick’s oval between Fitzroy and Ballarat South. The Ballarat Ministers’ Fraternal Association sought a deputation to Bishop Foley, who was absent. the administrator Father Roper declined to receive it, noting no church objection to Sunday play. The match drew a large crowd with free admission and a collection at the gate. In Albury, council discussed permitting Sunday football for charity. Aldermen Davies, Palmer, Wanghi and Woolf opposed, while the majority of ratepayers were against Sunday games. the Mayor called the matter contentious but unresolved as private clubs pursued Sunday play.
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Ballarat
Fitzroy
St. Patrick's Oval
Father Rover
Tast
Albury
Messrs . Hogan
L. Schmude
Ald
Davies
Ali. Palmer
Wanghi
Woolf
Wilson
Comei
Sanvsion
Hell Alain
Chiltern Racing Club plans racecourse improvements
District notes report Chiltern Racing Club intends to erect more horse stalls and consider a new grandstand. A public meeting approved opening a subscription for Beechworth Benevolent Asylum instead of funds from entertainment. Caters to local civic and charity efforts with multiple reports from Dookie, Mooroopna, Mansfield, Shepparton, Wangaratta and surrounding towns.
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Chiltern
Chiltern Racing Club
Beechworth Benevolent Asylum
Benalla Butter Factory shows strong balance sheet and support
Truly Rural reports the Benalla Dury and Barn Trounee Co. Ltd annual meeting. The balance sheet reveals assets of 7415 pounds against 60060 pounds liabilities, with 24988 pounds tied to property and plant. Directors’ expenses are modest and unpaid, prompting community praise and hopes for a successful year.
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Benalla Dury and Barn Trounee Co. Ltd
Hsompany
Melbourne
Smetropolis
Wis
Benalla
Dake Nseis
Buildigs
VB. Co
Commonwealth Bank
Lorllon
Thoona
Mrong
Wik
Public letters on tobacco laws and shire finances
The page prints reader letters criticizing Sunday cigarette vending via automatic machines, questioning enforcement and legality, and a complaint about shire finances. The writer urges action on unpaid rates and mentions large debts and neglected roads and bridges. A final note promotes a peppermint cure for children hacking.
School Conference Brings 20 Teachers to St James
A Benalla Tispectorate gathering along the Varsawone line from St James to Yarma wonpn was held at St James school on Tuesday. Over 20 teachers attended to boost work methods and social contact. Dr Biggs welcomed by Mr Leach, with talks on school management and intelligence testing. Guests enjoyed hospitality at St James hosted by the local committee.
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Benalla
Teach
Cunningham
Tagawa
Inielicon
St Jnmes
Bees
St James
Smith
Beggs
St. James
Golf Monthly Medal Lead Results Noted
The monthly medal was played on Saturday and the leading entries were announced. Saris were among the notable entrants, with several players posting strong scores to contest the top positions.
In The BarberS Chair
Fragmentary dialogue about bikes and motorcycle law. The speaker questions rules and safety, noting the act treats motorized and non motor vehicles differently while pondering licensing, liability, and enforcement. The piece reflects confusion and urban curiosity about transport, novelty, and regulation.
Dookie Quarry Output Report At Shepparton Shire Council
At the latest council meeting the Dookie quarry manager reported wet Junie weather slowed metal output. Engines and plant were in order, with a new engine drives in charge and expected to boost performance. June production: 2577 cubic yards distributed mainly to Romney, Shepparton, and private sites. heavy payments noted, easing after year end.
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Shepparton
Romney
Sheppartonshire
Muanestad
Minstrel Concert at Goonrii Bee Hall Raises Funds
A reproducing era minstrel show by local amateurs drew a crowded house on Wednesday at the Goonrii Bee Hall. The performers, in falty coloured evening suits, delivered songs and local hits with wit and energy. Proceeds, about 13, go to Wangaraha Hospital via secretary Mr Jennings.
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Geinwatt
Fid Mts
Antd
Alfiance
Maggie Maher
Gunn Simitie
Ved Maher
Nellie Bly
Fy Saunders
Jack Cooper
Mir W. Dunlop
J. Waite
Wy Feldtmagn
J. Bray
Babb Auhl
Wo Flanagan
Kentucky
Mr Allinson
Sotipany
Benalla Town Band Faces Apathy At Sunday Recital
The Benalla Town Band staged an open air recital amid ideal weather but drew a small audience. Despite splendid performances by the band and conductor, public attendance and support were disappointing, prompting calls for greater resident patronage and visible appreciation.
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Demetites
Wangaratta Girls Visit Benalla For Hockey And Basketball
Wangaratta hockey and basketball teams traveled to Benalla last Saturday. Hockey at Friendly Societies grounds ended in a draw with strong back play from Wangaratta and neat passing by Benalla. Basketball at the school saw Wangaratta prevail 30 to Benalla 16, with Florence Connors leading for Wangaratta. Afternoon tea and entertainment followed, as the neighboring schools’ annual intercity clashes continue to draw local interest.
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Wangaratta Hockey Stud
T Cams
Benalla
Mark Ryan
Wats
Fatla
Kathleen Malt
Henalls
Hawks
Wangafale
Loeal
Lesen
Imil
Wargstreitats
Goa
Florence Connors
Caprimal Beith
Wanwaratti
Benalli
Wansdarts
Benalts
Forty Years Ago In Bepalla Hopes For a Gold Fight
A garbled reminiscence notes Ming pia enturtained in Bepalla as the cone of a payable goldfight. Mentions Glenrowinr, £1000 government claim for a child’s future, Ned Kelly capture, Verliy lost Wiitertao Cup, and local figures like Mr Chien, My Nitin, and Mericher Wwe. Fragmentary town reminiscence with scattered names and events.
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Bepalla
Broken River
Mes
A. Jones
Glenrowinr
Tly Fiealli
Ned Kelly
Singer
Chienside
Mylfart
Upcoming Local Events and Remedies Listed
Public notices show July dates with lectures and dances at Shire Tilt and Dalley, plus a September event at Waijgen Stow. Also advertised are first aid remedies including Woods Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds.
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Laue Tures
Shire
Dalley
Westerill's Hall
Waijgen
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