Local notices and court reports from Benalla district
Fragmented notes cover court adjournments, railway union gifts, hospital appreciation, road works funding, local road safety concerns, and social notices in Benalla district newspapers. Items include magistrates handling adjournments, railway union thanks to Mr Bourke, donations from road workers, and community updates from Tatong to Wangaratta. Continuous events reflect local governance, social celebrations, and civic improvements.
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Bieen
Tanslaiok
Union of Tithes
J. Mymonigle
Sores
Glenrawan
Land
Othiery
Mindy
Suimw
Munir
Duthrides
Ure Eilings
Elenalla
Wishoo
Qover
Gonalia Court of Tosolroncy
Dephrides
Elward Henry Ewart
Tatony
Bow
Nagembie
Bunalla A
Victorian Railways Union
Hagar
Membwrs
Matthaw Bourke
Mr.ney
Bony Wroom
Bourke
Eriara
Morr J. Headland
Lawford
Wangaratta Distit
Winkow
Aril Lay
Bhorowilly
Jd Toahy
Winton and District
Tatong Road
Wirks
Wim. Wallace
Steva Young
Woodwull
Goorambar
K. Caslyon
Umunevirsite Covmnen
N Cinquegeana
Umbralla Miskor
Benalla
Cinquegrana
Mem Swann
Caffe
Advt Rivan
Dousaloot
Bridge of Sighs
Port Melbourne
Nogars
P.M
Broadford Court
Lealie Baird
Walter Bennett
Donnybrook
Boveridge
Dolone
J.P
Lownee
Bonalls
Catherine Camplin
Elen M. Hynes
Ammer Jommes
Bennll Gourt
Bridge
M.S. Clark
D. M'‘Keozie
J.'Ap
A H. Viewey
Mra Tomkins
Anil Ays
A. Rosell
Metuiva Postroyep
Benalls Dairy and Farm Produce Company
Protest Dismissed in Maytis Race Club Meeting
At a Maytis Race Club protest meeting held on 6 April the Satin Beau Laden Besonlet race was scrutinized. Officials ruled Gate Beau failed to meet weight and residency conditions affecting eligibility. The protest was deemed invalid after review.
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Maytis Race Club
Protet Lodge
Satin Beau
Gate Beau
Hhat Hoegae
Widespread Rains Record Broad State Totals
Weather reports show heavy rainfall across the state with documented falls from 20 points at Beulah to 327 at Yackandandich. In New South Wales and Queensland reports mention continued talus activity and rainfall as officials assess impacts.
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Beulah
Yackandandich
New Souh Wales
Queenslash
Charge Against Sergeant at Arms in Victorian Court
Jane Morgan Worthington, Sergeant at Arms of the Legislative Assembly, faced charges of corruptly taking money to assist in recovering stolen bonds valued at £2800 from a Parkville house. Worthington offered to buy the bonds for £750 and refused to name the holder. A jury trial was set for Melbourne criminal sittings on June 15. bail granted.
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Jane Morgan Vverthington
The
Legislative Agsembly
Ox Court
Wil
Parkville
Worthington
Commonwealth
Manwell
Ose
Cohen
P.M
Worthingrom
Melbourne
Cockatoo Island Dockyard Report Urges Resume Work
The Royal Commission on the Cockatoo Island dockyard has presented a report urging resumption of work on HMAS Adelaide and Morblain. The document highlights project status and next steps for the naval yard.
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Royal Commission On
Cockatoo Island
Adelaide and
Morbaln
Melbourne Market Prices Close
Melbourne markets report closing prices for oats barley maize and potatoes with oats at 2/6, feed at 2/54, English barley 3/3, maize 4/8, potatoes 5 3/_, onions 3 15/5, chialf 4 17/6.
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Melbourne
New Settlers League Seeks Victoria Branch For Immigration
Alderman Swanson, Melbourne mayor, writes to the Benallashire president urging a Victoria branch of the New Settlers League. The group supports selective immigration to Australia, promoting white Australia and aiding nominated British settlers while opposing indiscriminate influx. It calls for local branches to assist land and job matching, welcome newcomers, and liaise with state authorities to advance the Commonwealth’s immigration scheme.
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Alderman Swanson
Melbourne
Benallashire
Cre Walker
Bernall
Amr
Australia
Shire
Swanson
New Settlers’ League
Victoria
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
League
United
British Overseas Settlement Committee
Emayors
Roughy
State Council
Immigration Department
State of
Can
Soda siphon theft at Benalla court case
At Benalla court Willa Rupert eikle faced three charges over a soda siphon and a fountain valued at 10/6 tied to the Victorian Railways Commission. The accused admitted drunkenness and was released on bond with orders to keep away from alcohol, while one public language charge was withdrawn on the judge’s concession.
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Benalla
Messry Morton Clarke
Conetable Murphy
Willa Ruperteikle
Vijerian Railways
Slaver
Wm. R. Meskle
Slater Sai
Slater
Glenrowan and Longwood Play a Fast Clean Match
A large Glenrowan crowd watched Glenrowan defeat Longwood 8 goals 4 behinds to 5 goals 4 behinds at Glenrowan Recreation Ground. The game featured strong play from Atkinson Pritchard Ashmead and capt. Prowd with Longwood praised for spirit and effort. Glenrowan showed a powerful combination and was urged to practise and avoid selfish play.
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Glenrowan VY
Longwood
Glenrowan
Sixeen Phew Longwood
Glenrastan
Glenironant
Atkinson
Prity Shard
Hell Ashmead
Birds
Longwourt
Glenrow
Swanpool and Tatong Start Season Amid Spirited Football
In ideal weather Swanpool Tatong and Winton FA opened the season with three teams competing after Mary ullah withdrew. Mc Nornan officiated as Swanpool led all game though Tatong fought hard to the final bell. The match highlighted bright, well coordinated play and the need for better teamwork.
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Swanpool
Tatong
Swanpool Tatong
Winton Football Association
Maryullah
Benalla
Nornan
Fister
Swanpooal
Tarong
Swanpool and Tatong Play Open Rugby on Strong Form
Swanpool dominated with 10 goals 9 bids to 2 goals 0 bids in a clear display of open play. Swanpool’s kickers included J Delehay Hayes P Clarke Al Webster J Fitzgibbon J Lawler and KR Lynch with captain J Delelay. Tatong’s scorers were R Wallace and M Maher, with captain G Sullyan steering the side. Tatong meet Winton at Tatong while Swanpool face Glensewan, and Devenish meet Beoatla in practice games as the week’s fixtures loom.
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M. Maher
Sears
Liv J. Delelay
Swanpool
G. Sullyan
Winton
Constable Assaulted in Woods Point Disturbance
Two men Henry Wood and Edward Marshall faced Woods Point court after a May disturbance at the Roofers Hotel. They assaulted Constable Westcott, damaged property, and insulted officers. Fines totaled about £17 10s with additional costs. Marshall faced a month’s imprisonment and further penalties for assaults and obstructing the police.
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Woods Point
Hanry Wood
Edward Marshall
Rogers
Woods Point Court
Wood
Marshall
Roofers Hotel
John Renwick
Renwick
Charles Taughorne
Westooth
Westoot
Edward Moran
Mio
Westmcott
Woroj
Charles Langhorne
Moran
Albury District Court Hears Resale Ticket Offense
In Albury on Tuesday Ernest Harold Cruse and Victor Gray pleaded guilty to reselling without proper railway tickets from Yass to Albury and were fined with costs. The report notes travel schemes and related incidents across multiple regional towns, including Myrtleford and Wangaratta, with several local appointments and a court case regarding stallion registration in Corangamite.
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Albury
Ernest Harold Cruse
Vitor Boy
Gray
Malbouriy
Yass
Meat Prices Spark Euroa Carnival Clash with Melbourne Show
A Victorian note reports a November carnival in Euroa to clash with a Melbourne show. Delegates discuss Soldier Conference aims, farm laborer beans, and home-building costs. Housewives propose forming a cooperative to press lower meat prices, citing Melbourne supplies and unfair butcher profits.
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Euroaaw
Una
Alsa
USA
Onlao
Howe
North Kastern
CE Union
Plice
Euroa
Wangaratta
Oxley
Rutherglen
Winlot Town
Seyidour
Thddayinniv
Christmis Kreator
Fey. L. M*dagall
M.A
Tuniues
Talia Piper
Syndicata
Mulhourne
Beonus
Henalla
Melbourne
Bony
Melbourne Price
Benalla
Abd Ib Sdandi
Lis
Syndicate OF Housewives
Gala party and dance features at Erin parish event
A social at Glen Kowa and the Haveonville band led to a highly successful dance with Mrs J O’Keene hosting and Mrs Robing praising workers. A forthcoming footballers’ dance is organized by a strong ladies committee led by Mrs M Mongal with Miss Montgomery secretary and plans for large attendance. The piece also notes crop prospects in Goulburn Valley and a fatality in Rutherglen as well as local civic notes.
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Glen Kowa
Erin
J O'Keene
Tanner
Prem
Robing
Haveonville
Livdane
Mrr. E
Mt'Donnell
Footballers’ Dance & Strong
M’mongal
Miss. Montgomiery
Gaywalitee Hall
Guriapubee
Tungamah Shire Council Meeting Notes and Decisions
The Tungamah Shire Council held its monthly meeting on Tuesday with President Cra O'Dea and councillors present. Topics included Forests Commission calls to exclude grazing to protect redgum seedling growth, concerns over stinkwort spread, acceptance of a State Trophy machine grant, and liquor licenses granted for Benalla applicants. Mention of a dangerous culvert over Thrusts Channel between Her is noted.
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Cra O'Dea
Ford
Mulgainoy
Chadwick
White
Whitty
Cutomins
Wedeson
Parnell
M'Laughlin
Ryan
Stokes
Forests Commission
Tungamah
Heap
Les
F. Bully
Coleman
Fortune
St. James
Benalla Shire
The Mime Signs and Local Community Notes
The article recounts community events at Strathbogie and Violetown, noting the postmaster role changes at Ratherglen, Sunday school sales at Sanday, and a large church congregation at Litna East Metlitiet. It highlights awards for good conduct, a community day at STATHBOGIE, and upcoming visits by local figures.
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United Sunday Labor Services
Lime East
Sanday
Dung
Litna East
Orville
Brenton
Swanpool Hall
Sian
Bath
Lswnhors
Stolen Satins Beat Tie and Vehicle Thefts in Wangaratta
Report from Wangaratta details a series of misfortunes including the secretive removal of the Satin Beat tie from a hotel box, accidental injuries to Mrs Olive Colson driving on Mackay Street, a horse and harness vanished from Mr Hy Kost at Boorhamar, and pursuit of the vehicle along roads toward Yatrawonga with changes observed near Hoorhaman.
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Wangaratta
Me Lf. Cobuurs
Criterion Mhovel
Satie Beau
Jacohturke
Stalom
J. Connors
Torrawingee
Attvewards
Gibson
Moybu
Winnon
Andrew Cribson
Olive Golson
V. Colson
South Wangaratta
Mackay
Ducker
Rosin
Moss Colson
James Uling
Walter Sisely
Hy Kost
Alma
Kent
Hoorhainan
North Eastern Line Football Association Meeting Notes
A detailed report from a North Eastern Line Football Association gathering at the North Eastern hotel in Werhiesday evening. Discussions cover umpire charges and police protection, protest procedures, boundary umpire duties, and recent match conditions, plus recommendations to speed play and committee actions on protests and fixtures.
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Euroa
North Fasten
Delegalex
Fraser
Penalth
Thao
Stend
Haiti
Hinley
Dosser
Biddaginnic
Feea
Kealah
Danwlle
DY Violetiown
Glooneman
Neil
Clibe
Kent
Lemio Upjis
Bonalta Dulegste
Davis
Giearpsan
Hi Club
Dessertiive
Clib
Hanley Avil
Dossor
Pve Clube
Glenrowan
Dallahw
Carroll
Tia
Lota
Imperiala
Violett
Banalla
Piayine
Fishe
Anil
Fe Valaida
Adluoy
Secondhand furniture ad and executor notices
Obscure catalog style clipping lists items from Ryan's Secondhand Furniture and references legal notices. Mentions executors and estate matters with attorney names, alluding to actions of the trustees, guardians, and agents in relation to succession and property.
Unclear OCR inventory with many broken terms and names
Fragmented text resembling a long catalog or ledger from a 19th or early 20th century page. Reads as scattered names, places, goods, and prices with numerous misspellings and misreads, offering little coherent narrative or event to summarize.
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Cockatoo Dockyard
Ben
Lla
Devenish
Sharp, G, Forster
Ilon Lee
Glensewan
Carey
JC. Corehoy
Carmi Dusen Fergusson Gough
Grove
Kellehe
Contell
Nicholson
Smith
Wardle
Morrison
Kelly
White Beoatla
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Ram
Patterson
Ambler
Dodd
Ma. Hay
J. Chaney
Jay
Doheny
M Ewan
Hempseed
Sutherland
J J Doherty
Talochino
Noonan
Mengies
Williams
Ryan Middenway
Ogilvie
Stodart
District News
Beech
Curry
Bevythworthh Free
Itr
Min W.S. Manvey
Father Kennedy
Myrtle Ford
Myrtleford
Figen
G. Carnie
Silver Crack School
Wen
Wasdong State School
Weteopolitan
Me. Carnmew
Oldeat Lealer
al Eldorado
Bonnla
Buschworth
Mosate
Edward J. “Billson
Roy A. Lippincott
Auckland
Sik
Benet x
Raward
Billson
AL A. Billson
M.L A
Corrtong
Worryeng
Lindsay Cadman
Carl Wind
Dookie
Magher
New South Wales
Goulburn Valley
Shepparton Arcicultural Society
Tke Donald
A. J Bimford
T. T
Church of England
Mustonona
St. Allan's Church
Bendigo
Shepparton
Wyndhaw Street
Alexander Miller
Geelong
Waheunyah
Charles Grimmond
David Grimmond
Grimmond
Rutherglen Peat
Chambers
Mensr
Marley
Waliganyah
Ratherglen
Chamburn
Tungamah Shire Council
Snon Ile Cathar
Waligonyal
Apy
Topo Susith
Tolscen
Ro Armstrong
Bato
Ins
Io Kan Yenss
Violettown
Victor
W. White
North-Eastern Line Football Association
Meeting of Delegates
Cubapest
Goucher
Otter
Lnvliet
Claarlie Banu
Jallakat Trosteh ES Baioutors & Agengy OO. Lr
Ol Lydiard
Nakltc
Ballatat
Alolbotieuw
Jollins Sticekt
I Paterson
Juha
Mts Gompan Ye
Ae Expouter
Prosteo Ln
Wilk
Aw Mruxwa Ja Marelage
Prosovilomenta
Alder Powne Jor Atenas
Leos
Avwurney
Absont Exscuters Anii ‘Eeiities
Ap Gonbral
Trudhess
Kolatid
Fruttvosip Wthia Company
Uncoutors & Pound
Guy Enbalat
Batiauan Peernn
John Glasson
Shunugar Rohsell Bros
Seons
Nuusstey Nails
Post
Healy
Sollee
Eversbady
E. Ryan
Camp Stowe
Benalla Whs
Moses Diapeuy
Heine
Aleatie
Hanla
Pollard
Capa Haeioy
Hfocen
Olippura
Calcutia
Treas Habur
Uiulou
Kiara
Hanawatte
Santa Mixigen
Kang Kalk
Wylie Meadows
Roume Nunn
Bis
Llinos Piva
PETAL
Removice
Bo Corte Nixon
Benalla Strimets
Atlay
Drapers
Davis & Cos
Tess
Jong List
Bond
Manchester
T. J. Davis & CG
the Leading Drapers