Shooting Season Delayed as Quail Hunt Draws Complaints
Local reports note complaints from sportsmen about early shooting as quail shooting begins later this season. Visitors were seen in Goomalibes yesterday while Miss Rodgers and Miss Pitts promote a music theory teaching plan for kindergarten to harmony. Anzac sports group in Benalla invites local women athletes to contest with Melbourne visitors, and a Wangaratta Chronicle editor weighs in on rabbit destruction and pricing. Railways Commissioner Shannon commends caterers, and MacHasics Institute advertises a library subscription raise and billiard-room fee discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quail
Goomalibes
Rodgers
Anzac Storts
A. T. Clark
Garson
Anzac Sports
Benalla
Baddock
Hilda White
Melbourne
Tam
Ovestrox
Wangaratta “Chronicle
Australia
Shannon
Maunders
Leads Crosbyn
Saunders
MacHasics Institute
Dangerous Young Cyclists and Town Clean-Up Letters
Letters to the editor discuss harmful footpath cycling by three youths. praise for a band fundraiser with 400 attendees and 140 shillings collected. a call to tidy up for a Governor visit, urging residents to clean yards and areas around Drill Hall and Gardens to improve town appearance.
Benalla Agricultural Society seeks higher annual fees
A Rural letter praises last week’s Canal meeting, noting strong attendance from agricultural, pastoral, professional, and business groups. It urges a higher annual subscription from £1 to £1 9s or £2, arguing the public institution needs funds. suggests per week contributions and reduced perks as options.
Obituary of John A. Bruckner sportsman of Rutherglen
John A. Bruckner of Rutherglen, a noted footballer and cricketer, died in Armidale hospital after injuries from a Friday night cyclist accident in East Malvers. He was 95, son of Mr and Mrs T Kner of Glenpool Arthur, remembered for 94 against Victoria XI and strong country week cricket. Sympathy from Benalla cricket and Melbourne clubs conveyed.
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Bermvlia
John A. Beeckner
Rutherglen
Hai
Lrick Avenue
East Malvers
Brockner
Bruckner
Tges
Armidale
Baturdas
Bik Juningy
Ira Ti
Glenpale
Authur
Benalla
Prime Minister Bruce praised at Melbourne Town Hall
The Lord Mayor Dr Earle Page and Premier Lawson joined Prime Minister Bruce in Melbourne to laud his work abroad. Bruce reaffirmed belief that Australian preference would pass with the new British government and urged closer trade relations to benefit the Empire. He urged a Pacific base for Britain’s naval power and urged peace and disarmament in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Melbourne
Earle Page
Lawson
Britain
Great Britain
Dominions
Pacific
Australia
EUROA RACES WEIGHTS FOR SATURDAY MEET
Weights released for Saturday’s Suro races with trial stakes six furlongs and five furlong events. Listed horses include Mainstone Uvinki Yundoo Bardley Bovublack Loyal Aussie Broken River Marion Bryce Novelty Pony Rave Bob Archer Miss Petal Magic Brew Georgette Alfawme Tauly You Empress Threo St Patrick’s Tanicap, Porchance Puree Stony etc with weights ranging from about 1.0 to 10.0 and multiple entries per race.
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Mainstone
Uvinki
Bardley Bovublack
Stockhorse
Loyal
Aussie
Broken River
Brown ‘Toy
Marion Bryce
Abom
Bob Archer
Miss Petal Magic Brew
Fea Guideville
Fresta
Dunfant
Matnstone
Moninink
Uzinki
Yunlool
Pereshee
Lary
Traquair
Miss Scott
Pblack
Warillo
Stockhorke
Toyal Aussie
Duco
Stony
Tamleugh V Benalla friendly cricket match report
A Tamleugh Moglonemial team travelled to Benalla by train and car to play a local eleven. J M Namara captained the Tamleugh side with A Brown unavailable. Benalla bowled well with Abbott and Murray among the wicket-takers as Tamleugh posted 93. Benalla replied with Abbott contributing and M Namara and Woolford 42 and 39 retired respectively, Sherwill and Dawson also among scores. Final: Tamleugh 93, Benalla batsmen Cahanter and Gourlay led a stubborn chase as bowling figures noted.
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Tamleugh
Benalla
Moglonemby
J. M'Namara
A. Brown
Tost
C. Chater
Ick
R. Murray
Murray
Hardin
R. Chanter
Abbott
Gourlay
Peel
Liv
Benalli
Huttler
Elliott
Buttler
Chanter
Smith
Waters
M'Namara
Woolford
Jateey
Sherwill
Dawson
Buisse
Cracking Opening Slip Keeps Taunton Test Tight
TE Abbott and Elliot opened the bowling, guiding a meticulous first spell with 18 runs off ten overs. Joe Mac batted in splendid style before an accident hindered his big-hitting. Woolford also batted stylishly with tidy timing. Gourley topped the attack as the most successful bowler, while the side praised the visitors for their courteous reception during the ground visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Elliot
Rus
Joe Mac
Woolford Ilso
Gourley
Commie
Ren
Taanteaghhey
Semi final match unfinished after late arrivals at Deve- Aish ground
The 80cavon semi final between Dookie and Waggay Randall started Saturday but players arrived late so play halted with the result unsettled. Dookie lead to meet minor premiers in the final. Henderson retired hurt after a hit finger. Appended scores show Dookie batsmen and bowling figures.
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Cavon
Dookie
Waggay Randall
Deve- Aish
Will
Bookie
Anderson
Criminins
Henderson
Menther
Desenish Heng
Bam'aleland
Crimmigs
Lonie
Oh Gordon
Ly Webster
J. Montgomery
Stesser
A. Mparthind
Prosser
Gillies Y Pro
Traditions of the Regiment Recap of Light Horse history and Gallipoli
Lieut Col Scott recalls the regiments origins in 25 years of service. He notes E Company, early volunteers, and the shift into the 8th Light Horse with Gallipoli actions, Nekkar, Hadji, and Romani campaigns. He describes units, battles, casualties, and heroism shaping the regiment’s legacy.
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Scott
Stn Light Horse
Ule Vimlr
Tony Price
Ban FE
Bt Light Morse
Orion
16Th Light Horse
Buh
Victoria
South Australia
1Th
West Australy
Am Hilance
Signal and Supply Corps
8Th Light Horse
Vietoria
Egypt
Wortha
Galliwoll
Ath Loi
Mae
Reeserve
Lantingi
Secont
Casio
TFS
Gallipoli
Peatly
Rover
Wells
8Th LH
Tigson
Kitchener's Anny
White
Swan
Royal Welsh
Aviter
Romani
Colane
Waller's Ridges
Deehel
Colmet Maygar
Vic
el Berg
Jerusalest
Boersheba
Cologne
Shannon
Carnival entertainment tax exemption confusion and fires
General secretary of the Carnival Committee sought tax exemption for carnival proceeds intended for education. After approvals and later reconsiderations, taxation penalties were noted for the event. A separate fire broke out in a paddock near Glenrowan, causing damage to nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
Connie
Jioner
Benalla Beats Wangaratta In County Cricket Match 1884
From the Standard dated 12 March 1884. Benalla defeated Wangaratta by 3 runs in a Saturday cricket match. Notable scores include Benalla’s 2 Clarke 21 Finiley 28 Jackson 14 Care 12 Messents 11 and Wangaratta 82. A serious accident occurred at 4.30 on the Benalla to St James line as engine piston jingles failed and the train halted. Thomas Jones, station master at Baddaginnie, was buried that evening after a residence gathering. About 20 Fire Brigade members attended the Geelong demonstration. James Richards, Wesleyan Minister at Violet Town, faced libel proceedings with a verdict for the defendant. The first meeting of the reorganised band occurred on Friday with 20 applicants. The Mechanics’ Institute monthly meeting was held on Monday with members including D. O’Leary, Dr. Nicholson, R. f. Rodda, and others.
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Angus Murray
Glen Oy
Ferrie
Aie Ee
Berrimam
Wichimarsias
Lil
Bernall
Barr
Fitzroy
Railways
Ene
Revalla
Hil
Euroa
Aul Garrett
Jack O'Connor
Agicks
Himn
Goodear
Benalla
Wangaratta
Ms. Scorea
Cluke
Finiley
Jackson
Care
Measents
St James
Fire Brigade
Geelong
Thomas Jones
Baddaginnie
James Richards
Violet Town
Molesworth
O'Leary
Me. Turver
FT. Brown
Remarkable Glenrowan Drive Proves Car Can Climb Lookout
Ken Green and party attempted the Morgan’s Lookout ascent on the Sydney road near Glenrowan in a 1928 Dodge. After hours of effort with steep grades and rocks, Green completed the climb at 4:30 pm. A crowd watched as the vehicle struggled on the final ascent, doors open for emergency, and Green praised the Dodge’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenrowan
Ken Green
Sydney Road
Morgan
Twamey
Grea
Sydney
Victoria
Aidd
J. Murphy
Gunn
Benalla
Green
Mr. Green
Jone
Ty J
Greenwart
Joan Soll
Upcoming Events List For March Turbulent Outlook
Tomorrow night Picares on Drive Witton Euchre and Panee Weatherills Tall Theraday March 13 Danor Rit cie Furniture Ruehre Party ttd Concert Party Dance Goorambhal Davice Piddagii March 4 Ganrett and face Wislot Tays Saturday March 15 Auron Races Sports Renal ayy Muerh 9 Yarniwon
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Picares
Witton
Swanpool Branch V F U Annual Meeting Highlights
The Swanpool branch of the V F U met with strong attendance and a healthy balance of 425 pounds 16 shillings. Officers elected included President J A Deny his past president TE Harrison vice presidents Menara G Horsburg and W G Stratford and committee members, with Dr Heaney addressing the Shire loan issue and a request made to Shire Council to allocate more funds to the south end of the shire road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan
He Vel
Hrida Glaat
J. A. Denyhis
TE. Harrison
Menara G Horsburg
W. G. Statford
Officeheacers
W. A. Heaney
R. Newman
Eva Delogate
Ms Eaney
Mansfield Rouil
Cnverta
Baling
V .Meaney
EA Dennis
Shire Council
Ihoney
Shiy Hting
District News and Notes Albury
A string of local incidents fills the Albury page: a fatal fire accident kills Mrs. Arthur Nation of Jinder. Aubrey Gould sustains burns helping. crop pests ravage Griftlingmion vegetables. water police hit Bathurst district. St Patrick’s Hall elects officers led by Rev. Huther Slattery. Devenish and nearby towns report fires, sales, and council mishaps as tar fires rage in the street and a queen of music fundraiser nets profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albury
Arthur Nation
Jinderd
H. Gould
Albury Hospital
Aubrey Gould
Bathurst
Albuny St. Patrick's Boothall Club
Huther Slattery
J. Adinas
Renourer
Kimball
Messix
J. W. ‘Tirivuis
J AL Ryan
Rejx
Pal Homa
J. Buckley
di Dyan
E. Hickey
J.-C. Morton
Coucil
Weather and events report from a past week
A contorted weather summary notes a mild stretch with highs around 64 to 84. It mentions several fires started, a death linked to a royal engagement, and inconsistent light conditions. The passage records temperature figures and references a forthcoming Water Commission decision, but many details are garbled.
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Pelly
Killei
Tie
Parison
Max Mit
Max
Min
Mav
BASRA
The Same Old Crowd at the Meeting Now Apathy Grows
Loyal producers criticize the lack of interest and warn the movement faces division. The familiar crowd remains steadfast, but apathy weakens the march as errors, evasions, and past tactics fail to rally support.
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V.F.U
MitMemim
Court drama as prisoner slashes throat in dock
At Ute Albury Quarter Sessions Judge Bevan presided as John Adamis Storm was found guilty of misrepresentation. During verdict he cried out and slashed his throat with a razor, wounded deeply, and was captured by police. He later died from medical attention, then was committed for trial and sentenced next day to eighteen months in Bathurst.
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Ute Albury
Bevan
John Adamis Storm
Storm
Kersley
Cleaver Wood
Miedeul
Albury Hospital
Storar
Vning
Johan G. Ik Griselike
Albury
Melbourne
Rial
Acc Cused
Bathurst Aol
Evening Bowls Event Celebrates Euroa White Team
At St Andrew's Hall Euros, Euroa White bowlers met Benalla and Euroa clubs in the Bine and White competition. Guests enjoyed songs and toasts, with scores showing Euros leading 156 to Benalla 123 after six rinks. An electric light tournament for the Lyons trophy is set for Thursday at 7.30 on the Benalla green.
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St. Andrew's Hall
Euros
Euroa
Benalla
Graham
Elit
Davis
Rueda
Blessie
Holt
J. Clark
Hy Richardson
Harris
M'Leay
Bullys
Rossel
Tougts
Wilyet Uy
Meswins Hult
Hartis
Foxgo
Hionovell
Roasell
Armstrong
Beslalla Club
Kow
My Tong
Jo Clark
MiLean
Anid Tang S
Cnub
Saxon
J. Clarke
Mlein
Brown
Stolz
Foggo
Row
Hair
Morgan
Briggs
Benalis
Benalla Green
Lyons
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Mauryciliova
Tal
Y. Benalla Agricultural Soutrty
Telegraphic News Country Cricket Week
Sister
Exhibition Street
Mr. Lawson
Railway Department
Wilson
L. Learmouth
Bennett
Ts Wilson
Bson
L Hill
Learmouth
Rimonl
Wibrick
L. Ai
Young
Walker
O'Connor
L. Hilton
Lb.iv
Keenedy
Kiddell
A. Hill
Ze Rowling
L. Hall
Benalla A. Hill
Robson
Hill
Ie Ve Sarrett
Atorsam
Lee Bomee
Vas
Maryborough
Templeton
Kyabram
Outram
Kyabraiy
Kyabra
Totgasdah
Murray . Ick
Murray W. Harding
T R. Chanter
Abbott J. Gourlay
Abbott S. Peel
Abbott K. Ick
J. Noonan
H. Newton
A. Hunt
Collen
Dison
Mnamara
Chui
Tor Ghaniter
R. Chanter A. Hum
R. Tek
Ati Mn
Devenish Dooksition
CIA
Pete Steeds Webster
Slesser
Ani Institute
Imate
Fred, Turner
Glenrownti
Nyhiwling Iviking Ai Tillow Valay
Standard
Helmy
Vis Mechanics’ Institute
Mr. D. "O'Leary
Dr. Nicholson
R. F. Rodda
Messrs
G. Cass G. Jackson
Cookssu
T. S. Moore
W. Gordoy
W. Whieysland
VT. Brown
Mt, Morgan
Swanpool Branch
Shire Loan
Warrenbayne Ridsh
Dr. Heaney
District News & Notes
Queen of Music
Jacksing
Jubilee Hall
Thetables
Abi
Hoontex Wits
Devenish
Goulburn Watley
Tatura
Lye Hatter
Muqrogtna
Honea
Nufler
Girlway
McKeorh
Higlen
Bright
Lindist Swith
George Lee
Atu Raymond Murrell
Wey
Paris
London
Miss Malone
Costumiere
T. J. Davis & Co
the Vogue
Munn & Church Sts
EG 'Phillips
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