Melbourne Seamen's Union injunction and foreign arrivals
Melbourne sees a surge of nearly 100 foreign migrants in 24 hours amid an injunction bid by the Commonwealth Shipping Board against the Seamen's Union over award breaches. Judge Stirks adjourned the action, citing insufficient notice, as County Week opens with civic displays and a theft case on Pinders Lane. Melbourne markets note wheat 8/ to 9/. oats 2/10. maize 4/3. onions 10/. potatoes 25 W. with various grains and produce prices listed.
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Que Commonwealth Shipping Weard
Sox
Gilven
Stirks
Pijnders Lane
Elizabeth S
Whenea Mast
Melbourne
Harley
Annual meeting of Benalla Golf Club weighs finances
The Benalla Golf Club held its annual meeting at the Mechanics Institute on Wednesday evening. Officers were elected after debate on finances and future plans including potential changes to membership dues and a proposal to revisit the paddock sale. Delegates to the North Eastern Golf Association were named, and a golf tournament date was set with arrangements to bolster junior participation.
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Henalla Golf Lis
Mechanics Distitute
AL Vo Dome
Caphing
Clarke
Wao Ain Apgiogy
Wis Tecenwed
Tollaw Ug
Messrs
Eergeson
Rough
Rey
Benalla Pig Market Prices and Public Safety Concerns
Watts Turnbull and Co report a regular fortnight pig market in Benalla with quoted prices for workers and animals including Berkshire boar at £4 12, and various weights and breeds. The article notes numerous complaints about speeding horse drawn carts through town and cites Albury police actions after a record break attempt, warning that drivers should slow down to protect public safety as a motor vehicle pace anecdote references 35 to 40 miles per hour through the streets.
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Watts, Turnbull & Co
Hell
Benaily Corporation
Tuestay Taut
Albury
Sutherland
Anes
Spiel
Sash Chobaala
Sydney
Back to Benalla Letters Sparks Debate on Civic Promotion
An ex resident argues the Back to Benalla campaign wastes effort on advertising to former residents. He urges attracting new citizens with industry and better town buildings, citing Memorial Hall plans as a priority, and questions the campaign’s value compared to fostering growth.
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Progress Association
Benalla
Murd
Mike Cuir
Local March Events Calendar From Varied Venues
March schedule lists events and clubs including Ashialis Civcuy Betally Gut Club Islayd Sister's Circles Beowuls Catholic Ball Buda iiunic and Kuehre Party with events through March and into April featuring races and sports on specific dates amid a series of place names and titles.
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Ashialis Civcuy
Betally Gut Club
Sh Mfonilge
Islayd Sister's
Beowuls Catholic
Buda Iiunic
Molyullah Sports
Tatlan Falls
Australia Triumphs in Final Test by 207 Runs
England were all out for 446 as Grimmett and Gregory starred for Australia. In the match Australia totaled 128 and 425, setting England 453 to win. Grimmett took six for 37 in the second innings, finishing with 11 wickets for 82 in the match, a record pace in Test history.
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Tranly
Deane
Grimmett
Englsimen
Grivtmrert
Epicktl. Store
England
Ss Bs Oy
Australda
Benalla High School wins close match at Wangaratta event
Benalla High School, formerly Sh, travelled to Wangaratta for a retute match. Cowan starred with 11 runs and seven wickets for 10, while O’Donnell of Waiwaratta added 23 runs and four wickets. Senior house cricket saw McConstum House win 32 to 19 and the interhouse match McConnan House beat Nish House 76 to 52 with top scorers Coghill and Matt.
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Wangiratta
Whnngaratur High School
Witt
Benalla
Beswalla
Sun
Cowan
Aure
O'Donnell
Waiwaratta Boys
Lenalla
Whwaijtes
Davis
Sainors
Sunior Iara
Add M
Healy
Hosking
White
Nish Flouse
Heals
Smith
Clark
McConnan House
Matt
Coghill
Benalla Agricultural Society Holds 47th Annual Meeting
The Benalla Agricultural and Pastoral Society met at Shire Hall for its 47th annual gathering. President Mr Cleary presided as officers and council discussed a nearly full attendance, the year’s balance sheet to November 1923, proposed member subscriptions, anticipated improvements to the pavilion, and plans to extend exhibitor facilities amid calls for tighter show controls.
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Benalla
FH Waines
ER Hill
Tuichwon
Lee
Wihtun
Anes Menikers
Bite Ment Lily
Hife
Dorstioas
Council
Fife
Santa
Shoko
Cavienes
Forest Hill
Ewll
Renan
Jeter
Benalla Stan
J. Cook
Gooraumban
Dy W. Aganey
C. Brainford
Lowing
Bain EP
Cleary
Cleary, WH. Gaines
Simmonds
V. Cowan Gee
Tle
Crawford
Gaffney
J. Guppy
Goo
Robinsor
A. Harrison
C Durst
R. V. Clarke
Cysors
Hinsbisid
Paihull
Bom
Bates
Teaving
AW Mitchell
Menlo
Phocia
Jersbushell
Owe
Min
Ro J
Department of Agriculture
Husband
Varios
Henally
Benally
Wis
Hycomel
Ces
Vale of Hanks
Vonnell
FG Rossel
Ale Haqk
Aiefay
Hower Shaw
Orly
Football selection meeting names South Melbourne man
At an Aba meeting of the football committee the position of coach and after consideration of twenty applicants, Mr El Matthews of South Melbourne was appointed to the role. Matthews has four years with Melbourne and recent reserve play with South Melbourne, known as a robust ruck. The vote was close with Charlie Pavan a strong challenger.
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Aba
Mie
Benilly Fousball
Yanda
Baurks Way
Mtr
J. Ly. Mackenzie
Melbourne
el Matthews
South Melbourne
Matthews
Wiravanetis Hay
Roy Caza
Southy Melbourne
Charlie Pavan Matthews
Outlin Wells
Fey
He Aviv
Surias
Ovens and Murray
Puitich
Sid Nive Association
Pyther Wat
Wissel
Glen Woo
Tennis championship events draw crowds at Albert ground
The Laws Tennis Association of Victoria staged country championships at Albert ground with strong turnout. Miss Gunther won a Women's Singles sub round before defeat, while Misses Ames and Misa McCowan won a Women's Doubles game before elimination. G Vo Cowan and Miss Gowan exited early in Mixed Doubles. Government grant to Watgaratta District Hospital increased from £4000 to £4260. A Horsham Valley motorcycle club is forming with 20 members. president J Hood and secretary treasurer B J Carey appointed.
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Laws Tennis Association of Victoria
Albert Ground
Miss Gunther
Mis
Ames
Misa M' Cowan
M'Aliece Inne Gunther
G. Vo Cowan
Miss Gowan
Watgaratta Bistrict Hospital
Uberhalitation Mat Sear
Houlbuen Valley
Local Happenings From Yar Wena and Sydney Parade
Forty years ago the Standard notes events from May 6 1885 including Sydney contingent emarka tion for the Sudan, Mr R Ledger’s burning flagpole, a Martin life competition concluded, and St Patrick’s Day and fruit stall takings. Yar Wena Shire Council dismissed secretary Mo O’Leary. An allotment sale on Carrier Street was recorded, with sheds valued at £14 10s per acre and local freemen noted. Participants listed include J Duncan and A A Rodger among others.
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Widnesday
T Casgaigue Mwailins
St Patrick's Day
Yarwena
Flemington Races Melbourne Racing Summary
In Melbourne on Monday Tullay racing yielded Hutdie Gulgo first with Pally second and Reputation third in the Hutdie Gulgo. Ascot Vale Stakes saw Los Gatos win after 5 to 1 odds. Manfred Hampden and Lloyd Stikes Mawk followed. Races set new records including TMawk breaking Australian marks. Autome Handicap Rover won, Sandringham second, Wyebley third. Governor's Plate results list Accarai first with Litypond and Bold Bait following. Riven Handicap Peitios with Wild Oats leading, Gunadorah in third.
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Melbourne
Accarai
Litypond
Bold Bait
Peitios
Wild Oats
Gunadorah
Weston and Ellis Triumph in Blobel Bowl Preliminary Round
BOWLS report lists multiple partial match results and notes an Alderson trophy finale planned for Monday. Mentions teams Weston and Ellis, Blues versus Whites rivalry, and a gun game anticipated amid a fish supper following the round.
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Rossel
Weston
Wtoskiis
Dfraser
Ellis
Gallagher
Weston d Fox
Rodela Meadows
Vallender
Davis
Kjyiged Tough
Thin Gough
Waters Meadows
Seca
Hosking
Weston A
Roach
Ueily A
Briggs
Waters
Somisimalt
Weston di Waters
Eine
Alderson
Mighty High
Blues
Kern
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Jo Vedo
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Wien
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Golf Union
Gasey's Island
Latour Spears
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Horie
Mr. Ledger
Mr. Browns
Itti
Dollaveai
Werrusiem
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G. Suy
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Ale Coumell
Cuanet
Vee
Eluthe
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Victorian Golf Association
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L. Clarke
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Geo
Robinson
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Watts Turnbull & Co
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Parliament
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Glover Union of Teachers
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Hagen
M. R. Ho Green
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Menalla
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Murray
Mowalit
Temni
Butiler
Hone
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Ferguson
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J. Noownjwid Garson
Eimergetoer Say
Sanderman and
Benalla High School
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Benalla A. &. P. Society
Ripe
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Hye
Cleary Aly
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Colitis
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Serpell
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Connie
Ami
Wale Mile Society
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Age
Argus
Herald
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Standart
R. Ledger
J. Duncan
A. A. Rodger
We Abbot
C Wallet Prout
W. H. Hoskin
E. Guppy
C. Forsyth
Flemington Races
T. J Davis
Latch
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Sutton
Messrs Suttons Pty., Ltd
Suttons Pty. Ltd
Bourke Street
Ballarat
Bendigo
Geelong
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