Road closures in rural districts spark political debate
In several districts where wood carting is common the closing of roads for five months drew sharp opposition from candidates including De Minogue in Goulburn and Macdonald of Violet Town who argued the practice unfair. The report also notes plans for a Glenrowan race club and local public notices on a Bathurst gag and Wangaratta water supply upgrades.
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de Minogue
Tabor
Poes Goulburn
Macdonald
Violet Tawi
Micdowall
Major Mitchell
Rate Crum
Grenroway
Glenrowatl
S. Sheldon
J. Bruce
Wiiting Hon
Wentlemen
Mesers Dwyer
Bruce
L. Twanley
C. Prichard
Gishaili
M'Monigle
Aimee
Ims
Salix
Sourse
Bathurst
Alte Mpun
Wancawarra
Wangpratta
Com
Alderson
Wlich
Comnassione
Watés
Indl
Trnet
Messrs. Muniz Sind Anter
Rutherglen Eer
Country Party
Lo Yould
Tabor Party
Corpor Iy Rivikixa
Western River
C. F. Pearce
Pine Vale
Wafalah
Pearce
Tar National Bank OF Australasia LaMirey
Ue Licensing Court
Melbourne
Ue Commercial
Tangamaly
Ute
Edward Codd
John Moroney
Bungeet
Frier
Morstex
Collingwood
Moroney
Moroutey Hun
O'Bryan
Hamilton Clarke
Clarke
Porthcay Abysinistsa
P. Bilis
Teader
Queensland
Himeelf
R. Stanley Gunn
Mre
J. Dodd. Tenaliu
J. Niprens
Ryley and
Ovensstreets
Wangaratta
Press
Coutstable
Richardson
Gunn
Unemployment Debate and Royal Commission Move Reported
Melbourne dispatch outlines Mr MdDonald pushing adjournment to discuss federal unemployment stance while Prime Minister Bruce notes possible funds for state road work. Royal Commission to probe Crown leasehold taxation, with opposition leader Charlton accusing policy of aiding rich pastoralists. Market quotes and Benalla meeting details follow, plus analysis of party strategy and electoral tensions among Conservatives, Nationalists, and Country party factions.
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Melbourne
M'Donald
Labor
House of Representatives
Bruce
Charlton
Teaselellers
Fedral
J. J. Carlisle
Shire Hall
Benalla
Pass
von. J. Bowser
Mula
Wangaratta
J. Harris
Gowitry
Hod
Conference of Australia
Wid Country
Ita Sipportiix
Weir
Country Party
U F S Charity Ball Draws Strong Support in District
The Unite Friendly Societies Association hosts a charity ball to aid Watyarai District Hospital and Beechworth Benevolent Fund. About 250 attendees enjoyed a lavish costume parade, with prizes awarded for best costumes and other categories. A grand promenade and diverse entertainment preceded a late banquet, raising an estimated 35 pounds for the institutions.
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Wat— Yaraiiy
Benalla
Winigarati
U.S
Maynard
Wangaratia Hospital
Beechworth Benevolent Legion
Tas. Togram
Ife
Strans Ot
Bedchworth
A. Bunt
Che Gipsy
Pompadeur
Mwydevas
Mesdenes
Tiraball
Gregerson
W Hotlines
Filiott
Scession
T. J. Davis
Weston
Pieretts
Mivs N. Wood
Miss Ledger
Ken
My. B. Briggs
Oiurel
Galliguer
Rupee
Hy Bradshaw
G. Ani
Hughes Bury
N. Wows
Justice
Oal Ohbiaat
Mir A. H. Phillips
1 Walker
Moh
Sninio
Miss Wurm
J. Stewart
E Stewart
Fooppell
My. KR. Stewart
Mr Mitchell
Stuper
Tg Hal
May
Ovir
J. Rees
Menalla
Obituary of W J Mack 83 at Melbourne Hospital
We report the death of Walter J Mack of Warrenbayne aged 83, at Melbourne Hospital on Sunday 15 inst. He served in World War I, was wounded at Armentieres, later worked 20 years as manager of the Warrenbayne butter factory, then farmed in Gippsland. Survived by four sons John Thomas William Frank and three daughters Cis Kathleen Frances. Buried at Williamstown cemetery with many mourners and floral tributes.
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W. I. Mack
Walter J Mack
Warrenbayne
Melbourne Hospital
Kingston
Warren
Armentieres
Melbourne
Williamstown
Stephen
My Mack
John
Thomas
Williand
Frank
Cis
Kathleen
Frances
England
Nis Son Fuck
District Pea Notis Auroa At Soldiers Memorial Wall
District Pea Notis Auroa covers a woodchopping contest at Soldiers Memorial Wall with Dulles as district champion and Mirris Tasthawian champion. It notes retirement of Mr. Vonihl MeTeni from education on July 2 at 65, a 46 year service span including Katandray and Dookie, and governance of inspectors and school pardons. A fire at High Street premises of Mr. Red destroyed six rooms, with losses from stock. Salvation Army branch anniversary marked by a fish and public meeting.
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Vonihl MeTeni
Katandray
MeTem
Sunny
Yeurs
Sheps
Amelow
Goulburn Valley
Premines
High Street
Red
Rother
Carnival Erecta
Shepparton
Mrr
George Matthias Anildyr
Salvation Army
Sivan
Smitty
Rome
Walsh and Garffey
Shepperton
Football Benalla V Albury in the Gardens June 21
In the Ovens and Murray Association first round Benalla Football Club travels to Albury for Saturday’s game at 3 p.m. The article notes Albury as the likely “dark horse,” with Wangaratta and Beechworth also in contention and lists Saturday’s draw for gate entries. An Albury-Corowa trip resulted in a four-wound walk after cars were stuck and one car hogged, while Violet Town and other local clubs prepared for weekend fixtures.
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Clat
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Wilhy
St.James A
Dewenisly
Sts Benat Kovirs
Tovgyeatiis
Woomorrow
Ovensay Murray Association
St. Parick’s
Alould
Beechworth
Boralla
Albury
Saturtay's
Gatelies
Sad
Corawa
Ant Secoch
Corowa
Agrivell
Sarwelayire
Yarrawonga
Wilby
Berramine
Telford i Vinygamah
Devenish
Achoolhies
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Shourday
Focal Boys
Che
Hitie Boys
Molay
Raddagsinnie Rt
Spointalo
Bay Jieel
Wmmpiy
Bad
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Upcoming Events And Notices From June Listings
Friday June 20 events include Bill Goommiibee and football at Be nalla with pictures at Shire Hall. June 2 features race meetings and Corowi races with De Harts and Hon J Bowser at Shire Tall Betralla. June 25 lists Ball Stewarbite and Bronchial care with Woods Great Peppermint Cure offered.
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Shire Hall
Ciug
Gleshawan
Corowi
Harts
Hon
J. Bowser
Shire Tall
Betralla
Ball
Stewar
Forty Years Ago Local News and Meetings Report
Reported events include a near accident at Mensre Leggae Co's sale on Thursday, Shire Council considering elm and avenue trees with funding of 200 to 300 units, a Mechanics' Institute meeting about the new building cost, Messry Veague's sale of sheep and cattle prices, a donation from J. Chergen to address mud in Ridge Street, and officers named for the Weekly Societies Reserve. Weather noted as unusually cold and squally, delaying early crops.
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Mbean
al Messry ‘Veague
J. Chegerson
Ridge
Shiy
Wrienttly Societies Reserve
Me W. Gorlon
Robt. Avigge
A. Smithy
ML. Walsh
Violet Town funeral marks local gathering and services
The old Violet Town resident Mes W Crocker was laid to rest with a large funeral cortege from St Kilda. Local as well as surrounding residents attended the Presbyterian service at St Andrew's Violet Town. A musical evening and prize event followed at the hall boosting hall funds.
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Violet Town
le Fyi
Crocker
Violet Tow
St. Kilda
Hienrae
Gil
KR. D. Crocker
Honaysnekle
W. D. Crocker
Tocal Hall
Myrm Jnnney
Jessie Welsh
Mesara
J. Wardle
A. Roach
W. Hopking
Stow
Minn Mitchell
Violet ‘Fo and Company
Janes
Hi Stuswhac
Mie
Mise
Advertisement Rates and Payment Terms in Benalla Standard
DHE Benalla Standard sets ad terms requiring cash with ads unless on running account, with specific dates for two lines at 1/ and 6d per extra line, 4/ per inch for further length, and 1/ per line for paragraph ads. Alterations to standing ads must be lodged by noon Wednesday and Friday at the office. all business communications go to the proprietor.
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Ofice
Caf
Staf Py
University Vacation Classes Page Observes Public Attendance
Vacation lectures in Melbourne attract teachers and general public with topics across sociology education economics and philosophy. Professors present a broad syllabus, with discussions after questions, while a separate golf club event reports championships and notable players.
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Hooohangi
Grow
Savement
J. Byatt
Vwa
Sille Fines
Melbourne
Gung
Krowpe
Ibn
Fowler
Bessige
Thitikratani
Davis & Co Offerings Highlight Wool Goods and Ladies Wear
Promotes 4 ply wool fabrics, flannelettes, blankets, and heavy Amazon cloth with price-cut appeal. Advertises wool coats, overcoats, men’s outerwear, boys’ apparel, and ladies garments including costumiers, jumpers, and bloomers. Notes 6d per skein wool and Tasmanian Waverley wool options with a Great sale on ladies and children's footwear and wool accessories.
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Davis & CO
Uae
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