Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details with readable fragments naming the sale action and local officials.
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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
2
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details with readable fragments naming the sale action and local officials.
The session sees Labor gains amid ministers facing electors with land tax and preferential voting proposals. Education reform and land act amendments loom, while the Murray Government contemplates a two bill clash over preferences and tax shifts. Local notices cover mail schedules, a Masonic installation, a fatal wagon accident, hospital governance votes, and a charity ball.
A boy of 12 from Goomalibles was brought in with a severe throat infection and was operated on by Dr. Blakworth under general anesthesia. A High Court judgment in Walker Nelson featured a misprint misrendering the appellant’s lawful act, prompting a clarification. The Dynall entertainment company plans a Dynall visit on Wednesday and mentions a successful twelve month tour across New South Wales and Queensland. A Permanent Society will open under the Board of Directors with loan advertisements forthcoming. A license transfer for the She Plawant hotel was granted and Royal Hotel hosting announced. The evil theory exam is set for Saturday with 24 candidates. Woodle S. Griat advertises cough and cold remedy.
A letter from Churchman criticizes responses to Baynite's remarks about an old hall financed by the public without creed distinction. He argues against reopening the wound, urges common sense, and supports a new hall funded by popular contributions. He envisions no denominational toll and suggests family attendance at the door with lively reception.
The article reports a steady market across commodities with mixed price movements. Quoted items include wheat and bran with various tonnage figures and remarks on demand, followed by notes on hides, skins, and rabbit skins, noting firmer markets in some sectors and declines in others. The piece mentions the Angstealian Mortgage Land and Primice Company Ltd. and shop stocks.
In the Bonalla Gowri insolvency hearing before Mr. Mannan, Joh Chastord of Violattorn testified about transfers, mortgage matters, and debts. He admitted shifting property, questioned dates and recipients, and faced scrutiny over a land transfer and bank repayment while detailing sums owed to Watts Turnbull Co and Stribling, among others.
A fragmentary testimony details debt transfers, unpaid sums to Stribling and the National Bank, and disputes over land and cattle. Witnesses describe failed schedules, drought impact, and pressures to settle with Stribling, Grogan, and others, with family tensions and implied improprieties.
A large crowd attended the Devenish Hibernian Society meeting. Jas Day presided as president elect Ms B A J Motlen was named president and M Grogwa re elected as secretary. T Grogan named as treasurer with Cullinan as auditor. For vice president nominees were M Cleary and T Cullinan, wardens J Carrington and J Aird were nominated. The officers will be sworn in at the next meeting.
The second meeting of the Fox Werrier Coming Club drew a large crowd with judge Mr W Bolling and secretary Mr D Culling noting everything up to date. Anderson Stakes provided the principal event with winners listed in a dense results section across multiple events and supplementary prizes.
An advertisement touts Mother’s Friend Pedic Pomade and other remedies claiming to kill vermin treat ringworm and ease fever with claims of cures. It lists distributors in Benalla and nearby towns and promotes Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a bronchial remedy. A separate court note records FAM JH Eishaug suing A Wilkinson for four pounds for work and labor with King as complainant and Tanerder ordered to pay costs.
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