Mulwala Defeats Benalla In Rough Football Clash
Mulwala beat Benalla 4 10 34 to 4 6 30 in a hard fought match at the Tu: creation Reserve on Saturday. Notable players included J Corboy Sutherland Williams Maguire Foster and Prowd for Mulwala with Benalla led by Bronstone and Maguire in strong form. The game featured rough play and several free kicks, but Mulwala rallied in the final periods to overturn an early Benalla advantage and claim the win before about 1000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla V. Mulwala
Tu: Creation
Witneas Bonalla
Mulvala
Mulwala
Prason
Alforing
Yarrawonge
Benalla
T' Tors
P. Corboy
Bonalls
Brunaton
Honnes
Oon
Prowd
Foster
Noonay
Bealls
J. Corboy
Sutherland
Noonan
Angle
Benilla
Williams
Keefe
Malwals
Maguire
Qusto
O. Stewart
Keofa
Meohonoit
Bocalla
Loughma Ach
Magity
Stuart
Williama
Sod Branston
T. Corboy
Brown
Ryan
Carmichael
Banalla
Bronston
Corboy
Mulwall
Cann
Magnus
A. Stuart
Postemion
Urilo
Maguire Wana
Rtega Caan Waa
Goa
Mulwala Wana
Maguira
Ililama
Bovalls
Foster Wan
Wan Tot
Noooan
Monheoni
Malwala
William
Kapaton
Malwala Agsio
Tor Bio
Gilbert
Hig
Benoits
Gosse
Fonter
Brad
Atom
Cain
W. Guest
Charity Football Match Draws Attention In Benalla Area
A charity match between stock agents and dealers drew strong interest for a dinner fundraiser. Morning training notes highlight players from Abythe Turnbull to Jigger O'Donnell and Willie Stewart, with reports of practice routines and upcoming events. The Dookie trip saw St James beat the College 10 point in a friendly amid dinner after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla Ntook
Dasters
Bonalla
Abythe Turnbull
Squif
Rae
Perret
Banala West
Bill Crimmins
Gonvler Simmonds
Ray Foster
Bert Thurling
Burnest
Joe Sodentrom
Mick O'Dea
Benedict
Jigger O'Donnell
Reggie Tower
Willie Stewart
Bridge of Sighs
Harb
Ledger
Hagonauce
Bob Bourke
Jack Harris
Willie Cai
Joe Day
Boualls
Joseph McNamara
St. Kilda
Tommy Crimichael
Leak
Joe Quinlan
Ballarat Impariakhia
Steve Kennady
Crabie
Freddie Russell
P.Q
Ollica
Sv. Jumex
College
Kennedy Broa
Lalor Bros
T. Qaium
Dodd
Brake
Drought Presses North as Rain Fails Across Districts
A severe absence of rain grips northern Victoria from Rutherglen to Yarrawonga and Shepparton. Bonalla records 6.07 inches since January 1, the driest in 31 years, with years 1902 and 1907 cited for heavy belts of drought. July rainfall also lags far below norms. An April-like forecast warns of late summer relief, while locals cite old weather lore and a businessman's cautious forecast of possible rain by Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherglen
A Ratta
Bonalla
Yarrawonga
Here
Shepparton
Yast
Benalla
Amly
Bonalls
Aventa
Pionesra
Squattera
Clement Wragge
Eucla
South Australia
Istest
Horatio
Frost
Dairy practices at Dookie College imitate modern herd management
Dookie College maintains about 40 cows, mainly Ayrshires, milking twice daily. Each cow’s yield is recorded, samples are monthly tested by Babcock, and the herd score rose to 4.2 last month. Milk handling includes heating to 80 100 degrees Fahrenheit, careful cream ripening, and precise acidity checks to ensure butter fat and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dookie College
Babcock
New Zealand
Public Service Commissioners
Sy Lake District
Melbourne
London
Uto
Borgo
Gilysudra
Albury Hospital
B. W Lloya
Barellan
Agar Finley
N.S.W
Sydney Mail
Harefield
Matilde
T. Cooney
Donnybrook
Aken
Melbourne Hospital
Jamel Thomas Sefton
Beaufort
Wm. Hughes
John Duncan
Adelaide
Shout
Uomengin
Balloo
Mesara
John M'Whao
H. A. C. Webb
Melbourn
Queensland
Landa Deperenenhy
Andrew Pye
Traralgon
Jone
Monumental Masonry Vendor Announces Granite Monuments
Mr Tolochino of Carrier-atreat a sculptor and importer since 1888 notifies Bonalls district of a fresh shipment from Scotland and Ireland of granite monuments in various colors and styles. He invites customers to inspect stock and compare his workmanship with other firms, noting all wreaths kept in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolochino
Carrier-atreat
Bonalls
Scotland
Abock
Advb
Hansen Dairy Company Shares Hold Special Meeting on Cream Collecting Waggon
At Moybu a special meeting of Hansen Dairy shareholders discussed board plans to buy a wagon and horses for cream collection. Some shareholders from the Moohu district opposed the purchase, arguing collection could be cheaper by contract. Debate covered debt, costs of upkeep, and potential tenders for cream processing. A proposal to delay the plan for a year and to form a Whitfield and King Valley district scheme to collect cream was suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Moybu
Ellix
Moohu
Directora
Jan
Mousses
Jas
Lewis
Gibbs
T. Byrne
Greta
King
Crowm
Schultz
Iuera Company
Wagyona
Buroa
Orllapa
J. Dinning
Whitfield
King Valley
Asid
Coming Events and Local Notices for Benalla and District
A fragmented list of upcoming events in Benalla and nearby towns includes football and union matches, dances, public meetings, rallies, fairs, and social gatherings across dates in July to November. Entries mention Stock and Station Agents versus Dealers, a railway unions ball, a Mechanica Institute meeting for a Band Contest, Hon A Fisher appearances, Liberal rallies, and Methodist and parish activities. Also listed are doggedly varied items like a race at Echworth, agricultural shows at Bonalle, and household goods displays, plus a note on a man with a unique dental history and a mention of Woods peppermint cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadnesday
Shireall
Mechanica’ Institute
Benalla
A. Fisher
Shire Hall
Kuohre
Dayea
Liberal
Lake Wan
Hoo
Tungamah
Yarrawonga
Molqulish Hall
Brian
Swanpool
Danoo
Bert. Walker
Baro
Mokean West
Holy Trinity Church
Bothalls
Ateechworth
Bonalle Agricultural Society
Baoalis
Hottinaltural Society
Australians Dominate Davis Cup Semi Final Showdown
Australians Brookes and Wilding swept past Canada in the semi final for the Davis Cup at New York. They set up a Thursday Friday Saturday slate against Germany as the next challenge in a high stakes series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yon
Brookes Ad Wilding
Quarantine and accidents mark Colac district news
Items of interest describe pleuro-pneumonia quarantine in Colac farms and a string of accidents and incidents across Australia. Reports include a South Melbourne baker fined for smoking in a bake-house, a chaffcutter injury, a NSW jail suicid e, a Launceston laborer suffocation, land sales near Hay, a Hungarian hurricane impact, a Sydney constable’s bribery case, and various transport, farming, and weather events across multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colac
South Melbourne
James Floyd
Cressy
Murphy
Goodnogs
N.S.W
Launceston
Pevensey Station
Hay
Murrumbidgee
Chas
Hungary
George Lewis
Sydney
Menio
Wellington
N.2
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Winton-Glenrowan Association
Winton
E. M. Brown
Yarrawonga Association
Walah
Grote
Glenrowan
Ivo Tamels
Penally
Collingwood
Gee- Jong
Fitzroy
Essendon
Carlton
Richmood
University
Hansen Dairy Company
South Cineland
Upper Goulburn
Euroa
J. Yorston
H. Hayes
LG. Union
Miss Grant
Mra. Barrington
Indy
Mes. Walters
Mra. Gregerson
Andy Anderson
J. D. Collins
Bridge St
Ue Bealls
Agency
R. B. Lawrence
Connerts
WM. Barklame
Elliott Winhes
Gakelysy
Visel Benalla
Bonalle
Amo
Scientific Wight
Rwwana
Rimbay
Glark Bros
Vivecu
Clark — Bros
Bree Street
Navy Saxe
Luiste
ALVAR
Miller
York
Steve Herring
Andorlal Alm
Gov
Audd Tob
FANCY
Cheviot Serge
Ft Mole
Groen
Saxe
Areth
Fee
Yanil
Nico Clean Mawe
Just
Yes
Avery
Treg’s
Manchester
Treg’s Bridge Street
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