Waits Estates Probate Granted and Effects Distributed
Probate granted for the will of Harvey Graver of Mount Barberry Mansfield directing widow and children inheritances. Notices cover property estate at Opotipotpon and other local names, with details on distribution and related legal actions.
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Waits ix
Oroeble
Harvey Graver
Mount Babbery
Mansfield
SS Herates
Hla
Hraw
Beudtls High School
Woathern
M'Connan
Othool Aouooll
Nish
Gascolgoe
Wonoda
Gasculgue
Berslle
Boualla
Redross
Mise Walter
Madhips
Hie
Tioemith
Wore
Paarue Ahtey
W. J. Bowaslip
Nuon
Street
Henalla
Benalla
Frome
Englend
France
Obituary for John Thomas Payne 50 in Be-nalla district
The death occurred Friday in Molyailsh at John Thomas Payne aged 50 after a cold and influenza complications following a Melbourne visit. He native of Benalla district, lifelong resident, a general favorite, survived by widow Miss M H Rogash and two sons and two daughters. The remains were laid to rest at Benalla Cemetery in a service conducted by Rev A O Connell with mortuary arrangements by Dir Abbatt, in the presence of many mourners. Senior-constable Quinn reported that Bonlor-constable Quing Tallangents died suddenly yesterday. Deceased had served about 20 years in the Victorian police force and was known as a diligent officer.
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Molyailsh
John ‘Thomes Payne
Melbourne
Pacu Monte
Mo Evall
Hriday
Psyno
Be Nails
M. BH. Rogash
Benalla
Sandsy
A. O.oonnan
Dir. Abbatt
Quinn
Astrucan
Quing
Welcome Home Homecoming for Molyalish district soldiers
About 900 residents of the Molyalish district gathered at the Molyalish Public Hall decorated with evergreens flags and emblems to honor returning soldiers J Clarke J Stubbs Sgt L Bamford and Pose Four year at the front. After the National Anthem the Empire and Dominion tableau was performed by Molyalish State School and local pupils with songs dialogues and readings. Dr Dallen and Dr Ginnivan praised the soldiers and presented emblems while dancing followed the muster.
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Molyallah
Alloa
Lisuta
J. Clarke
J. Stubbs
Sgt. L. Bamford
Pose
Teanar
Weekwood
W. James
Misa Vercoe
Empres
Ginnivan
Shipping Strike and Wharves Probe Darken Melbourne News
Melbourne seamen demand direct union negotiations with shipowners after the Arbitration Court’s failure. Royal Commissioner Dethridge begins inquiries into the wharf laborers’ troubles Wednesday. Seamen’s secretary Walsh denounces deplorable conditions and court inaction. Builders’ strike paralyzes about 4000 workers. Korumburra Train Mystery: body identified as Alexander Eastman of Prahran, death cause still unsolved after discovery on a train roof near Korumburra.
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Melbourne
Arbitration
Dethridge
Mr. Walsh
Federated Seamen's Union
Justice Higgins
Arbitration Court
Korumburra
Kooweerup
Alexander George Eastman
Prahran
Benalla Plumpton Coursing Club Opens Season
The Benalla Plumpton Coursing Club held a successful opening meeting with large attendance including visitors from other towns. Nominations were received, improvements praised, and detailed results listed for mixed puppies, all ages stakes, and golf club foursomes, noting winners and notable performances across multiple events.
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Benalla Plumpton Courelog Club
Uly
Mesara Dan Oolline
Rattom
Pacac
Mr Ghick
Ryao
Chrisield Bros
Tarcoola
Image
Plood Nagle King
Treasure
M'Leod
Bevan
Ben
Hope
Stew
Withers
Shaw
Booth King
O'Dever
Romer
Ray
Nelson
Leod
Flood
Booth
Alien Ben
Government Grant for Returned Soldiers
A council debate over a 749 pound government grant for returned soldiers outlines plans for public works in gardens, a bicycle track, and a footpath. Members seek to extend grant conditions, assess suitable projects, and form a committee to oversee allocation with concerns about timing and effectiveness.
Debate on Expenditure for Argot Works at Usotral Riding
The committee discussed spending £700 on works at Usotral riding and related tasks from the Royal hotel to the bridge. Mr Briggs warned against large expenditures while noting potential modest tasks. A letter from the Returned Soldiers Association listed soldiers for work, to be dealt with by the committee. The sub committee will meet next Friday.
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Logthy
Bonalls Shiea Couniil
Eriony Janbou
Public Works Department
Council—Repaira
Org
Cook
Cleary
Carlisle
Non
Olog
Iver
Wales
Cowan
Mabhieon
Hall
Barnosa
Alang
Dallae
Benalla
B.S
Cho * Stendard
Wod
Ino
Juffrey
Mathieson
Returned Soldiers’ Association
Gowen
Claarywaldt
Wangaratta
Dallas
Bhott
Dr. Cowan
Ofre
Kiary
Walker
Roe
Herrison
Hand
Brigge
Caratas
Council
Mathie
Mixon
Briggs
Ficey
Dr. Cleary
Royal Hotel
Jrifroy
Watel
Reformed Gymnasium Club Holds First Postwar Session
The Gymnasium Club reformed after five years and resumed Thursday night at Reashabite Hall with about 30 members. New and old members showed adaptability as they planned a two shilling sixpence fee plus monthly rate for under 18s, with practices starting in July. President Walker urged good conduct and punctuality, stressing the aim to help the town and uphold the club’s name. Junior plans begin at 7:30 pm with uniform requirements and parent involvement expected within two months. A misstatement about funds was corrected, clarifying that about £8 remains rather than £40.
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Gymnaasium Club
Inpne
Ald Juatengtora
Menaca
W. Homatip
Walker
Opie
Tharola Sand
Prine
Howship
Tiwae
Inter
Racing Results From Adelaide and Melbourne Plains Events
Racing results list Melbourne hurdles winners Katwyk Herewesh Pro Tom as well as Lancaster Handicap winner Doverney and Lumat steeple winner. Adelaide Cup results include Perform Klog of the Sox Bon Yur while Birthday Morning results show York Hmardla Katwyk and Royal Handicap winners. Also notes the death of Queen Mary a mare at Grate West paddock and its owner Hugh Jann planning to sue. Queen Mary’s foals and a New Zealand transfer are mentioned.
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Melbourne
Katwyk
She Farboys
Praly
Howard
Botetlog
Fray
Wyat
Tia.o
Mey
Lyons
Doverney
Bogtlsog
Bobtsog
Vine
O'Shea
Sir Thomas
Tenterfield
Lavcer Plame
Fonlaham
Swordstroke
Happy King
Lagat Happy King
Thewluper
Balla
Adelaide
Klog
Sox
Bon Yur
Fleaingtor
York Hmardla
Explore
Jack Eile
Royal Haniicap
Eudoxue
Battleplane
Whitadier
Steeple
Sir Peta
Alano
M‘alpin
Sandeingham
Saub
Hugh Jannt
Mary
Wangaratta
Garmonte
Linus
New Zealand
Make Cough Mixture and Save Money
An old advertisement touts a home cough remedy claiming to ease coughs colds and sore throats. It instructs mixing a pint of a preparation with water and using a labeled formula for dosing. Availability is stated from chemists and druggists with small price points.
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Hean
Tolmie Developmental Road Debate at May Shire Council
At the May meeting of the baustic Shire Conneil Dr Walker presented objections to a motion to resell a resolution urging the country Roads Board to advance a Tolmie to Dolmie route. Council members contended the petition was misused to push Barns track interests, with concerns over land mortgages and personal stakes. The motion failed 3 to 1, leaving the decision to the Roads Board.
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Shire
Conneil
Harrison
Country Roada’ Board
Spring Grove
Anton
T. B. Harrison
Walker En
Kaos
Walker
Barin
Melbourna
Dulug
Ontelde
Dourca
Ptt
Ion
Pakeed
Brent
Tris
Hawthon Claske
Spring Creek
Loglor
Heaney
Luarrisog
Qowan
Walker Ind Fu
Cawall
Walkers
Mayhlyeon
Quantry Roads Board
Dr. Burnew
Dr. Cowan
Cam Ponceried
Antray
Cagnoil
Dave
Dr. Walker
Cma
Manefield
Dodd
Malbourna
Tolmis Lo Tatong
Belng
Ifup
Ora
Tlyon
Dalam
Ginolvan
Igninet
J. Harrison
Hoxheod
Grant
Mathlevon
Reo
Barnes
Quman
Smoking and Fumigating at Shire Council Meeting
An account of a council gathering where smoking and fumigation were discussed. The secretary and Dr Oywan smoked in the Shive hall, provoking reactions about tobacco use and health advisories. A later exchange touched on a Public Health letter and attendees debated smoking norms and responsibilities.
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Drtoy
Knox
Ben Abgent
Leo
Dr. Oywsn
Tao
Mr. Knox
Nfligur
Doookie College reports May weather and farming notes
Doookie College principal notes May was very dry early, with a wet spell later bringing 170 points total rainfall. Cropping progress includes sown barley and oats, wheat varieties listed, irrigation pumps installed, flax plots under the Agricultural Department, and favorable lambing and dairy conditions. Farm yields and exhibitions are mentioned with references to Major Pye and South Australia reports.
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Doable College
Wardenshead Hower
Bay
Evely
Jerry
Moira
Warden
Hie Agricultural Department
Mias
Uit Daavor
Sui Te Peer
Pye
South Australia
Evary
Willy
Feilerstien
Oreorom
Acoma
District News and Wangaratta Fatality Report
Dist rict items recount management changes at a local firm and a near accident on a hill road near Thy Rock. It also notes the death of Mr Lan Oliver in Wangaratta Hospital and details ward admissions, with votes and committee resolutions amid shop and factory acts.
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Burua
C. Ry Dunlop
Toen
Prodogars
Aaepciatiin
Ki. Stelmogy
Mdean
Munabald
Dunlop
Prosencn
Stud Vo Thureday
O. Smith
Laila
Wangaratta
Wangaratta Hospital
Lan Oliver
Betaht
Chang
Sinow Lab
Plese Vines
Curt Meresne
Noted Chinese doctor and herbal practitioner listed in public notice
Public notice references Mr. F. L. Sang described as a noted Chinese doctor and herbal practitioner. The text lists affiliations, places, and possible professional claims in a severely garbled OCR passage, but centers on Sang’s identity and professional role within a community notice.
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F. L. Sang
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Nd Payne
Plumpton Coursing Club
Seconaries
P.shaw
Bird Booth
Miss Booth
Devenish Stare
Dot
Daley
W. D. Ramage
I. Cuade
J. Knox
W. Cox
C. Mackay
Pata
Prince
J. Knight
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V. Flood
Nagie
King's Daughter
J Arnolt
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Molly
Cox
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Ak Amnott
Comedy King
Simple Mary
Livek Starr
Wianes
Soderatrom & O'Connor
Cavanagh
T. Bilis
Ben Daly
GOLF
Bonalla Golf Shab
F. Williame
Vallender
Acre
Rose
P. Williams
Baker
W. Trepenowan
W. Carter and Robertson
Calder
Galdar
Vallooder
M. Barretton
Furl
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Mrs. King
T. Bartold
F. SF
Willieme
Shire Connell
Woode
Tolmie Developmental Road
Toagua Matohoa
Booth Mulhivarng
Richwood
Qaihag Wood
Steto School
Ami
Dallag
Gr. Cowan
L. Sughter
Dookie College
District News
Mowne
J W. Peond
Shalimman
J. B. Routh
Ourray Prodout
J. Re C Sadler
Rowan, Pourton
Meimet Sadler
Ballarat
North
Ballara
Juhn MasLeut
Veank
Reshort Keolt
Hen
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Malu
Davin
Willian P
Husain
Mai
Veinien
Marri Ynil
Dawe Ue
Alwen
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Butte
Poe
Tuntor
John Oe
An, Alunvager, Romicle Bros Agigis, Nuunatrs Ty Benallas
W. Hayden
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H G. Smith
Piuther
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BNO
Kenal NA
AL Eon
Uralnu
Roteuas Wight
Ay Apphauwin
Mane
Mokus
Amerson
Eligut Sueutalist
Wormer & Bi
Mortley VU
Bridge Street
Punerals Pt Repsquielia
Laaw Gli
W. G
Ikea
Evers
Armaplovi
Ptater
Lieiuss
Bony Goewenatty
Bani
Phare
Pier Rey
Danny
Fey
R. Geo
Vlking
Votan Cates
A Lott Hy
Abtaga Hladaryeen
Melbaarne
Bank of Australasia
Aau OY
Soron
Maceon
Carter Bros
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