Benalla notices and events mix of weather and social items
A Benalla page reports light rain earlier in the week followed by frosts with temperatures dipping to 37 degrees and rising to 60 degrees. Local notices include a water shutoff for Bridgestreet to connect a new rain, a charity concert with Melbourne artists, and an updated salary scale discussion for municipal staff. Also covered are murder case updates, police statements, and a business reopening for Monteath as an agent in town.
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Goomalibee Fancy Dress Ball Draws Large Crowd
The annual Goomalibes Hall fancy dress ball drew about seventy couples and a large number of non dancers, with the hall crowded. Winners included Miss E. pee Night and Miss Millio ite Silver Queen, with prizes for Indian and Squaw costumes. Music by Mr Bunn and Miss Joes, with M O Mr W Gent.
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Bunn
Joes
Morrison
W. Gent
M.O
E.spee
Millio Ite
M. Welsh
Lndian
J Hanlon
Squaw
H. Bridgfoot
C. Ite
Walter Raleigh
Mona
Me. Knight
P. Beldiman
Money D. Kearney
I Maher
F. Miber
Arthur Feldtman
Missae ‘Elly
Kearney
Feldtman
Fancy
M. Brick
Stockridge
L. Todd
H. Feldtmann
A. Carey
E. Carey
Annie Carey
Ireland
Cooper
Mim T. Jackeon
State Parliament set to review finances and bills
Melbourne telegram reports the Governor's speech will address the state's financial position and urge careful management to avoid deficits. It outlines likely measures including an Agricultural Advances Bill a Central Control of Noxious Weeds and Rabbies Bill a railway land acquisition reform and a compensation bill for stock destruction due to diseases.
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Melbourne
Supply Bill Debate At Nationalist Meeting
Sir Joseph Cook addressed a Nationalist Party gathering at Federal Parliament House describing the Supply Bill to be introduced the next day. He defended the Ministry against extravagance charges, cited retrenchment during the past six months, and said despite unexpected spending the year ending June 30th shows satisfactory finances.
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Federal Parliament House
Joseph Cook
Australian Labor Congress Favors Limiting Immigration And Wage Reforms
The Australian Labor Congress passed resolutions opposing further assisted immigration without organized Labor approval, adopting the Federal Basic Wage Commission findings for all workers, demanding abolition of late shopping, and approving a deputation to Sir Joseph Cook to urge national works programs to absorb the unemployed.
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Basic Wage Commission
Joseph Cook
Government Prohibits Import of Literature Advocating Violence
The general government issues regulations prohibiting importation into the Commonwealth of all forms of writings urging overthrow by force, violence against public officials, anonymous murder, or destruction of property, and sedition.
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Reneral
Melbourne Markets closing quotations today
Melbourne market closing quotations list oats misling barley maize potatoes onions and shaft with prices in pounds shillings and pence. The figures show different grades and old and new prices across oats barley maize potatoes onions and shaft.
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Melbourne
Benalla Racing Club committee meeting action notes
A Benalla Racing Club committee meeting at the club rooms discussed stipendiary starter adoption surveys from NEDRA, bond requirements, outstanding Fulmar purse cheque, resignation of S tenBrink, gatekeeper pay raise, ground committee additions of Crimmins and Dr M Cardel, and trustee-led approval of proposed improvements and payments of 54 pounds 16 shillings 9 pence.
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Benalla Racing Club
Commercial Hotel
N.E.D.R.A
Findley
Balfor
Meadows
Sioner
Hi Jefferies
Fulmar
Theretary
Jeffery
tenBrink
Tter
Crimmins
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Fr. Crim
The Wheat Pool Gains End of Government Control
Melbourne dispatch reports Mr Lawson announcing the government will relinquish control of wheat handling and marketing after weighing overseas financing assurances. Firms promise advances against stored grain, suggesting no need for pooling due to shipping and financial conditions.
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Melbourne
Lawson
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Tatong Tennis Contest Yields Mixed Doubles And Wins
The Tatong Tennis Club held a Monday tournament with teams from Swanpool Lima East Emu Bridge Lima Karn Renalla and Samaria. Mixed doubles results featured Mrs Williams and JC Evans Miss Drummond and A Gantey and others with several close scores. Final rounds saw Coghill and Galbraith beat Gandini and Mills while Lynch and Merrigan defeated Evans Bros. Trophies were presented by local figures and an evening dance followed a pleasant day of play.
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Swanpool
Matyullah
Lima East
Emu Bridge
Lima
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Samaria
Williams
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Geo Sullivan
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Miss Sullivan
Bert Gale
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Wallace
Tlyneh
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Evans Bros
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Merrigan
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Monaghan
Licensing prosecutions at Benalla police court
At the Benalla police court, George Davis and Victor Rowe faced charges for not being bona fide travellers and obtaining beer at Henalla Refreshment rooms. Davis claimed travel from Baddaginnie. a 10 shilling fine was imposed. Rowe pleaded guilty to drinking whisky during prohibited hours and received a 10 shilling fine. A separate case against Mrs Camp tin, former North Eastern Hotel licensee, for having a bar door open in June during prohibited hours resulted in a 5 pound fine.
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Benalla
Mr. Wade
P.M
George Davis
Victor Rowe
Henalla
O'Brien
Murphy
Baddaginnie
Dte
Fendant
Arthur G. Wilcox
Slater
New South Wales
Benalla Creek Mystery and Black Swan Ram Tale
Readers praise the Mayenne Standard article on Benalla 40 years ago and the Black Swan ram legend. A poetic account describes a winding creek cut by earlier work, its return to nature, and a dreamlike vision of landscape beauty along the lake road, contrasted with the unfinished effort to plant scenic banks. The letter ends noting a memorial ball site issue and local notices from Winton.
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Benalla Shirehall
Black Swan Rum
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C. F. Curry Winton
District News from Beechworth and Surrounds
Beechworth youths walk to the lake for a shortcut vanish after hours. Dookie College staff report the death of Mie Warner from acute heart failure. Local notices detail medals, council fines, staff moves, and community events across Euroa, Gunn, and Violetown with multiple small towns listed.
Obscene language cases heard at Bealla court
Several cases of using obscene language were investigated at Bealla court yesterday. First, Bryan Martires faced charges for obscene words at Gare den Street on May 17, with Supt O'Brien and Thomas Tanner present. One defendant admitted to using the language in Garden Street and the court ordered 14 days in default and a fine.
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Bealla
Bryan Martires
Gareden Street
Renalix West
O'Brien Peosee
Thomss
Garden Street
Aitchison
Siwer
Euted
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Thomas EU Tanner
Ohacene Fanwuare
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Aivehineon
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Slater
FAM
Dave James M'Leflan
Nwshand
Football match preview underlines uneven foe for St dames
A scattered report lists players for St dames ahead of a Saturday home game against the Jocaln. It notes weak opposition but promises a good, unexpected contest with selected players such as Quinn, Daray, Nichol son, Doron, Lalor, Blantgomery, and others named amid a busy lineup and ground conditions.
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Daray
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Lalor
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Warren
Tsetae
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Lamia
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Patterson
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Doherty
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Noonan Sutherland
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J. Clancy
Stodart
Sexton
Walker
Experimental tobacco plots near Strathbyycia draw expert attention
Department of Agriculture tobaccy specialist Mr Wemple Smith visited Strathbyycia to inspect 9 acre exonernybil plot. Local residents and a growing syndicate expect success with potential cultivation expansion up to 401 acres. An expert will stay months advising other growers while evaluating experimental plots and providing guidance.
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Department of Agriculture
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Licencing Board
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Self Determination League & Atrony
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Victorian Apiariste’ Association
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