Court hears burglary case at Baddaginnie
A district court on Tuesday heard charges against Muss, Cunlinghan and Van 'ihont, and Charles Stonehouse for breaking into Albert Pritchard's home at Baddaginnie. A tin box containing about £5 8s and other items were seized. investigators linked keys and a holiday break to a football match. Witness testimony described entry, damaged trunk, and stolen cash and jewelry as suspects faced further questions.
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P. Cunlinghan
Van
Charles Stonehouse
Albert
Johari
Patchard
Ty Cohult
Stillard
Siyowub Stillard
A. Buitehard
A. Pritchard
Charles Prichard
J Mieson
Jn Lot
Amit
Lita
Jamieson
C. Pritchard
Raddaginnie
Mars
Seymour
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Pritchard
Jeri Ronald Pritchard
Wreasier
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Baddaginnie
Jaonployes
Charles Pritchard
Emo
Howe
Charles
Soloman
Stonehouse
Geo
Polchard
Sonehouse
Filmont
Jon
Linkhouse
Uiwy
Cesc Gibson
Hoek Thu
Melbourne
Jimoy
Winen
Mbbel
Priteford
Sean Ions
Pritehird
Sheen
Bosehworth
Half-Holiday Football Triumph Over Euroa in Slippery Conditions
In a muddy Rescession Reserve clash, Half-Holiday defeated Euroa 6.7 (43) to 4.11 (65) amid frequent fumbles. Danaher Waters and Walsh starred for the winners, while Saxon Halsall Kennedy led Euroa's efforts. The visitors, arriving by special train, impressed with grit but could not convert pressure into goals in this uphill test.
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Joswim Saxon
Carrick
Holloway
Baddaginnie Defeats Gymnasian in Waterlogged Wednesday match
Heavy rain left the field largely waterlogged as Baddaginnie beat Gymnasian by ten points. First quarter favored visitors with 3 goals to 4 behinds. second quarter tied 2 goals 1 behind to 4 behinds for locals. Halftime saw free kicks frequent. third quarter locals edged ahead, final quarter even with both sides scoring 4 behinds. Best for Baddaginnie were Cook Wilcos Waters Rees and Prichard. Gymnasian’s Sally, Sullivan, Hanne, P Williams and Smith supported well. Central umpire M Paget. The club colors red white and blue displayed with a new B.B.Cyy banner.
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Yoo Gyosnasiam Tum
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Evebhall
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Baddaginnie
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Bolin
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Sabie
Winton Victorious In Wet Wednesday League Clash
A muddy Winton home win over Violet Town 3 goals 8 behinds to 3 goals 7 behinds 26 to 25. Winter goals late to seal the lead as Mason umpired capably. Senior football season opener notes Benalla, Burrumete and Yarmowus travel plans and association tensions.
District Court Hearings Highlight Religious Oath Dispute
In Kurga the police court spent long hours on a case where Nattoo charged three countrymen with an offence over Hindustani swearing. Two defendants refused Bible swearing. one witness did not know the oath form, so their evidence was not taken. Fines of 10 shillings were imposed. The Euroa Shire Bank overdraft was reduced to £45 10s 9d. The shire council debated wire netting securities, deferring action pending Victorian Vermin Destruction Vigilance Committee review. G D Lecky sued Strathhouse hotel licensee Elizabeth Clinck for liquor notary issues, fines imposed with costs.
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Shire Council
G. D. Lecky
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Euroa Shire Bank
Controversy over enrolment of women voters at Shepparton
A chaotic day at Shepparton sees delays in registering women due to the registrar's absence at Mooroopna and court duties. Reports indicate some waited hours after 5pm, while registrar insisted no enrolment after that hour. Separate items cover a serious carriage accident near North Murchison injuring Mr Logan and Mrs Hogan unhurt. The Shepparton council considers policing options for by-law enforcement and discusses Betting Suppression Act enforcement at sports events. The Euroa shire raises thistle control concerns, urging measures near the Shepparton boundary. A fatal traffic close call near Seymour arises from a gate collision. all occupants escape serious harm. Details emerge on plans for a weir on Mal Halpin's property, with proposed compensation. Violet Town reports a local court case against TG Hoskin.
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North Murchison
M James Logan
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Moses
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Nase
Glover
Toy
Burpa Shire
Shuppartons
Seymour
Newman
Abit
Laron
Evan
Melbourne
Talla Yook
Broadfont
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Pallaroole
Mal. Halpin
Talpin
Halpin
Oeer
Local court records reveal fines and charges in scarce notes
The report covers multiple cases from Tingamal, Swanpool, Wangaratta, and Beechworth. Defendants plead guilty for unregistered sanitary business, illegal lead conduit use, and larceny. A man escapes from jail prompting magistrate to defer proceedings. Other items note potato yields, council talks on river dredging and pollution, and local illnesses and accidents.
Referendum Petition for Australian Federation Debated
Mr Bawford presented a long petition seeking a referendum on federation and unification. It gained 55 200 signatures across the Commonwealth arguing state governments should be reduced in scope to strengthen the federal system. The House debated the petition amid humor and disruption.
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Wilson
Sporting Intelligence Cricket Meeting and Trophy Talks
A summary of cricket events includes Mulny Cricket Association delegates meeting at Gunran on Friday to discuss trophy presentation for Lake Rowan, with praise for Lake Rowan and Gosarambi clubs. Also reported are Lake Rowan club celebrations with trophies and a Finance meeting of Benalla Bowls Club. rain affected a match between Australians and Leicestershire, score details and future fundraising plans noted. Also rifle shooting reports from Mosse to Willicity town, with monthly match results, extended musketry course deadline to end of June, and reminders for Benalla Rifle Club members to complete training.
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Benalla
Opening meeting set for Benalla Plumpton Coursing Club
Secretary Mr. R Gardner reports all stakes filled for the forthcoming opening meeting at Benalla Plumpton Coursing Club on Wednesday next. Nominations have come in swiftly as the plumpton is well studied with Toothares and good day's sport is looked forward to. A prior discovery revealed youths placing laps in the plinny patens amid the yerbinly stresspiine tion of how pun
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R Gardner
Plumpton
Toothares
Pune
Bonilla Box Terriar Charing Club meet Review
The article reports on a Wednesday morning program with fair attendance and satisfactory outcomes. It lists results in various heats and races including Admiral Touo over Marvel Lovoll and Natniog over Bhiant White, plus multiple other pairings and winners across racing events.
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