Community Dance and Farewell Social At Stames Hall
A Saturday evening dance at Stames hall raised funds for hall needs with about 30 couples enjoying the event. Mr Lefrarq presented a case of type to Mr Le Brocq and a rug to Mrs Le Brocq, while gifts and thanks were extended to Mr and Mrs LeBrony for their hospitality. A farewell to Mr and Mrs LeBrony was marked by warm invitations to visit their new home and many cordial tributes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laon
de Lmney
Lefrarq
Lebrocy
Moisrs
Waren
Stevens
LeBroca
le Hrow
Lelirney
Ap Invitatlin
Hun Ig
Phey
Hierng
Sumner
Mise Phullins
Messrs Rhoden
Kirkellan
Miss Morris
Auld Lane
Larceny by finding at Benalla court trial proceeds
The Benalla Court of General Sessions heard the larceny by finding case against George Mayne. Judge Dethridge presided with Messrs Leon and Lewers for the defence. Jurors were sworn, including F S Latch as foreman and J Everett. Rahilly witnesses spoke of money found in a refreshment booth, notes, and bank books. Lewers argued the theft involved £19 10 shillings, while Mayne contended the owner’s knowledge and intent were not shown. The judge and counsel debated criminal intent and possible motives as the trial proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mayne
Margarey Brances
Benalla Court of General Sessions
Dethridge
Mr. Leon
J.C
R. Lewers
FS. Latch
Oreman
J. Everett
V. Whig
Jamey Hair
Alex
M'Farlane
JW. Leak
Mayne
C. Story
Wn. Hinges
Win Buyn
C.D. Maywead
Foles
Margaret Evanees Rahilly
Behaux
Marely Posty
Mr Lewerss
Burke
Lewers
St Patrick’s Day
Pather O'Reilly
Jecon
Rahilly
Faney
John Hogan
Carpenter
Bayne Mere
Lowers
Tim
Murphy
Willi
Towers
Tecan
Sherwil
Tevers
Levers
Dilan
Leons
Murray
Evi
Leon
Payne tried to return money, but found guilty of larceny by finding
The court heard that Payne offered to return the money but kept the notes. The jury found him guilty, noting temptation and health issues. Character witnesses testified Payne had an unbalanced mind and a lengthy business ties. The judge said the evidence was strong and granted mercy with a suspended sentence contingent on future appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Lewers
Aly
Mien
Sian
Geo. D. Leckie
Alexander
Mme
Witt
Mr. Leckie
Leon
Constable Murphy
Leckie
Private Hospital Claim At Benalla County Court
Myra Gilbert and Roselta Burns sued Matthew Oatan for 75 pounds 2 shillings in a private hospital claim heard at Benalla County Court. The tally covered four weeks at 30 shillings, professional attendance, washing, and related charges totaling 104 pounds 2 shillings, with 29 pounds paid leaving 75 pounds 2 shillings. A verdict for the plaintiffs was awarded with costs to be fixed within seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Dethridge
Myra Gilbert
Roselta Burns
Matthew O'atan
Stedman
Mackay
Beech Worth
Horsburgh Kellow Wedding Celebrated at Malvern Church
Quiet but pretty wedding held on the fourth at St Marys Church Malvern. D W Horsburgh of Swanpool married Laura Kellow of Torquay England. Bride wore cream gabardine. Bridesmaid Willie Landon of London now Williamstown. Best man C Horsburgh. Bride given away by R Upton. Reception at Wynnstay Grove Toorak. Honeymoon not noted. Horsburgh employed by Melbourne Tramway Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsburgh
Kellow
Swanpool
St. S Church
Malvern
Tyssen
W. Horsburgth
Swanpoo
Laura Kellow
St. Mary's Church
Torquay
England
Willie Landon
London
Williamstown
C. Horsburgh
R. Upton
P. Burridge Caister
Wynnstay Grove
Toorak
M. Horsburgh
J. Daubenthaler
Hanny
Jayete
Melbourne Tramway Board
Back to its Natural Color Threats in Lithone Dye Use
An article notes natural color restoration fears with Lithone used on hair and fabric. It claims long use in Australia, asserting the dye’s efficacy for restoring color and neutralizing gray. Product claims include plausible local endorsements and availability through brokers like Woods' Growt Roppermint Caro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Posses
Sey
Bonalla
Goodsell Black and Co, Ltd
Youngsbrant
Sydney
Returned Soldiers Smoke Night at Benalla Branch
A Benalla B S and SLA smoke night in the Shire hall heard speech from Lieut Col Thwaites and Mr A M David. The event honored fallen comrades, supported returned soldiers, and urged preference and care for widows and diggers, with leaders praising the League and Fathers’ Association and detailing repatriation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
B.S
SLA
Shire
Thwaites
Dis.c
A. M. David
Munro
Kay
League
Martin
Association
Clayton
Fathers’ Association
ALP
Strick
Bean
Teague
Tle
Flo
Gippsland
Ilan
New South Wales
Prahran
Jul Monash
Australia
Sydney
Peacock
Doherty
Fathers Association
Hr. Guppy
David
Mr Richardson
B. Turner
A. Miro
Mr . Darcy
Mr. Whiting
Chesagoals Bay
Richardson
Darcy
Frank Knox
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Thomas Evans
Thomas Evans Pty, Ltd
Ais Bourke Street
Melbourne
St. James & District
Marshall
Varkawonga
Tungamah
Janis Monty
Onay
Tungama Hotel
Devenikh
James
Wnginerr
Faye
the Starrett Levalling Instruman
Pherson’s
Collins St
Sangvita
O.T. Ltd
Hin
Beechworth Building Society
Ivankee
Addy
Geipa Anit
Apost
Hetalln
Unit
Warren
Storotary
Headworm
Viotutla
J. Howship Lave
Nunn
Strent Benalla
Pare Manufacturing Co. Ltd
Regent Steel
George Payne
General Secretary
A. Abotomey
Victoria
Yisil Ben Alla
Alig Syury Jour Weshir
Gerainger
Austral
Soiwnvifle
Wight
Carpenter Street
Brighton
MR. F. L. Sang
Chin
Ud.p
Nik
Tiga Expertance
Imarchant's
Optical
Marshant Bea
Opp Independent Church
Door
Ous Alelewa
Caria Aireer
Dicksiur'a Pharmacy
Benall Ag
Shire Hall
Appointmenta Wade
Say
Blonterbaanet
ACK
Howard Place
Bendigo
Phous
Jase Lanse
Grainger
Moisi
Ching
Sun Ning City
P. A. Morris & Co
A. Morris
Murr
Apderaun
O. Werner and Co
Collins Street
Boualla
St. Hotel
Tan
Derry Boots
Wells
Glace Ada Shoes
Gjice Derby
Boo
Sella
Amet
Hox Cormacks
Izes
J.W. Doherty
Laco A.T.B
Gall
Herbert Ledger
Black
Penang
Ernest Burmah
the Lewis Stores
Carrentr Street
Apan
Nanally
Lennes Ated
Prives
A. W. Bennett
Church & Carrier Street
A. M'Lean
BUICK
Carrier & Church Street
O'Shea & Regan Booksellers
Benjamin Gascoigne
Henry E. Hiscock
Standard” Office
Nunn Street
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