Larceny of a five pound note at Benalla court
At Benalla Court of General Sessions Judge Molesworth presided. Mary Bollites was pleaded guilty to stealing a five pound note from William M Cread Vaughan at Kuroa on January 13. The case, previously heard in Euroa and Beechworth with mixed verdicts, revolved around the note’s authenticity and possession. The jury found her guilty and recommended mercy, noting her as a first offender and the absence of a supporting husband witness. The judge accepted the verdict and suggested mercy, while questioning the accused about her marital status and the child in court.
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Benalla Court
Beechworth
Iieiring
Ab Bonalla
Fredk. Myers
Win. Dowell
Vaughan
Euroa
Fubrowry
Ferguson's
Karo
Martha Griffiths
Henry Reginald Parker
National Book
Egbert Alfred Chandler
Robi. Murray
Colovind Bank
Cullinan and
Marline
Theseolumns
Leon
Karna
Booth
Wm. M'Crandy Vaughan
Robt. Stoddart
Parker
Jim
Murray
Chandler
Egbart A. Chandler
Sane
Lewantony
Joromint Bank
Mercy
Danek
Goulburn Valley
Shepparton
Chorley
Jobin Tobin
Elizabeth Kinnella
Terminus
Nurmurkah
Max
Kinsella
Tim
Defendant
Parsons
Taintiff
Johnson
Tudge Chomley
Shepparton County Court
George Way Koa
Joseph M Cague
Numurkah
Evi
Maryborough
Newarknts
Plaintitt
Thames Hay Archer
Wee
East Murphyson Station
Williams
Webber
Tide Chonday
Therlich
Hue
Ensotd
Railway Department
Ranid
Warauge
Waranga
Board of Public Health
Pseertein
Mary Kelly
Ale
Shanahan
Leniency urged in recognizance for accused
The court advised leniency and directed the accused to enter into a recognizance of £20 to appear for sentence when called upon. The remark, attributed to His Honor, emphasizes caution over severity in the pending case.
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Emu
Sports Roundup From Friendly Ground And Regional Races
Cricket match at Friendly Societies ground sees North Eastern College and Holt holiday club The Collage win by 40 on first innings Clarke 18 top scorer Allen Clarke bowling share. Benalla Cup notes include The Snail Whispurur Thea. Navini landfall Handicap winner gap candidate, 30 says, wine furlongs. Homespun Goldbar Bendigo result. Chiltern races report Hardle Reco Corypheus Firebell and others.
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Armatoh
Soviutios
Wednessy
Huon
North-Eastern College
Holt Holiday Club
Collage
Clarke
Allen
Whispurur
Thea
Homespun
Goldbar
Bendigo
Tent Goldbiar
Goliber Hawt
Tedseter Bite
Benalla
Moinespun
Firebell
Harene
Courtesy
Yum Youn
He Loafer
Silvertocks
Tubra
the Loafer
Indian Prince
Silverlocks
Lyddites
Rifle shooting trophy chase resumes with top score
Shouting for the trophy resumed on Wednesday last as Macaulay posted the best score of 61 off the rifle and holds the high mark for the initial shots. Details list Aggie Silvas Hop Macsilay Clarke and Lywh among others, with scores and shots noted in the fragmented account.
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Macaulay
Aggie Silvas
Hop Macsilay
T. Clarke
Clarke
C.lywh
Grain market report with mixed bids and dull demand
At the germn marked on Wednesday two grim sites offered 400 bags of wheat of various quality, but only 28 bags sold at 5/64 per bushel. Demand was quiet with nominal quotations across many grains including maize, barley, rye, oats, and potatoes, while buyers offered up to median levels and some prices showed minimal activity.
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Adelaide Whant
Oaly
Ching
Benalla Market Severe Loss in Special Horse Sale
Watts Turnbull and Co report a four special sale at the Corporation yards where nearly 100 horses were offered but demand lagged. Prices ranged, with draughts fetching £21 to £24 and up to £31 for some, saddles hacks at £6 15s to £8, and remounts £20 to £25. Several buyers withdrew due to losses.
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Sal Watts
Turnbull & Co
Corporation Yards
Eaddle
Starving Stock to be Returned North by Special Trains
The Railway department resumes transport of starving stock to northern pastures after a lull. Special trains run day and night and officers, led by Mr Brown, coordinate tracks for sheep, horses, and cattle. Owners must notify livestock department with a rotation declaration if stock was not sold. reduced rates apply to starving stock moved back north. The department also offers special rates for working ploughmen and starving stock, kept informed by weather and pasture conditions.
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Railway Department
Ngain Ranni
Brown
Livestock Department
Jim
Lou
Norgos
Pain Balm Chamberlain Ad Claim Remedies
An advertisement extols Pain Balm Chamberlain as a universal remedy for rheumatism and various pains. It asserts rapid relief after one application, guarantees relief in chronic cases, and claims protective properties against further injury. The text promotes trial by consumers and names Miller and Co. as sellers.
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Chamberlain
Tain Bain
Miller and Co
Beachworth death inquiry notes heart disease verdict
District news from Beachworth reports the death of a Swagnan named Janes Anderson found under a verandah after a night of drinking at a camp. An inquest before J.P. Thutain concluded heart disease as the cause, with Samuel Wilson testifying to their travel from Wanga mother to Boochworth and camping plans. The report also mentions a violent injury to B Connors at a funeral, a near-fatal fence collapse at the London Tavern, a court case against William Brasslix for stealing, and plans to establish neonientation schools in the Dookle Mutual Improvement Society. Additional notes cover cases in Shepparton County Court, traffic injuries, typhoid at Waranga camp, and various local incidents in Gnregular districts.
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Beachworth
Janes Anderson
South Yorts
Praban
Staitley
Thutain
J.P
Sanuel Wilson
Wangamothe
Boochworth
Andar
B. Connors
Whioroly
London
W.T. Soulby
Brasslix
Crovoh
Local youths injured in fall and assault case heard
A boy injured Monday at Inly was taken to Waluts Hospital after a bee tpon rib broke in his seating. In Yarrawonga, Mulwala saw a clearing echo last week with a major fall and a water schedule filed. In AVENKI, Thomas Ceylon faced assault charges as police reported two girls beaten by defendants daughters. The court fined the defendant £210 with costs and jail if unpaid.
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Wade
Walutts Hospital
Prewal
Yarrawonga
Mulwala
J. M M'Tnnes
Bourliaman
Brnckswith
Iene
Aseets
Avenki
Murphy
P.M
Yankin
Thomas Ceylon Wis
Feo
Sahot
Floren Millot
Aghos
Selio
Hon
Dootor i Nagambio
Rachael
Police Court Decisions In Tuenspav 1903 Outcomes
Reports from the Tuenspav police court describe several cases. Goods sold and delivered with board and lodging, an adjourned dispute over a £220 claim, and a verdict for the complainant. A separate hawker’s account dispute centered on a 1897 sale with partial payments noted, with costs awarded. Also noted is a beer duty stamp neglect case resulting in fines and costs for multiple defendants.
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WJ. Clark
Danstan
John J
Jackson Y
Henrys
Beowo
Orlor
Henry Feldmanay
Michael Toohey
Hive
H. Clarke
Mr. Archer
Hawker
Ludhoo
Tintina Finnkyr
Elonry
Theos
Olson
Win
Hotton
Sarah Ann Cherry
Margaret Mintyre
J.-C. R. Kurtemann
Valueless cheque case at local police court
Albert Wilson appeared before Mr Beaver, charged with passing valueless cheques to Victoria Hotel proprietor W J Clark and others. Prosecution said Wilson claimed to work for a Melbourne firm, but witnesses showed no such firm existed. Wilson admitted deceit, was jailed for nine months with hard labour, and additional sentences awaited in other towns.
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Beaver
Albert Wilson
Warean
J. Clark
Victoria Hotel
Benalls
Commons
Clark
Pithearthely, Wallyou and Co
Wpb
Meney
Evans
Koopar
National Bank
North Melbourne
Oach & First
Company
Uint
Port Fairy
Geelong
Weounvd
Rhoppiston Toke
Wal
Morrigan
PLM
Aling Bridger
Nvalitofess Cheyne Ewshail
Coghlan
Dasenber
Adgs
Gilyadond
Wilkon
Siompson, Bridger, and Co
Melbourne
Fohequewik
Eid
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Popata Art Union
Ciieition
Melbourny
Satullay
Manley
Hirst Prien
Menes Taylor
Secon
Rangig
Prummgn
Winans
Sean Molhourun Si
Ouarlie Harris
Seerelay
Committee
Hull
Garton
Victoria
Aganta
Druids
Golley
Wallai Sheetlama Bata
JW. Hill
General Merchant
Carrier Street
FURST
Zeremins
Donegal
Len le
St Watts
eGiymunt & CO
Bonita
Marhub
Seadsiay
Lopficer
SMITH
Collins
Trwt
Y Isles Rodgers
Leanhers of
Mayoforts
Organ
Sippind
Thoury
Trinity Collen
Tandon
Howie Lion
Tefry
Newmarket
Peatony’s
Mairiroring
A. Trewin
District News
Dookle
Dookin Mutual Improvement Society
Haves Wight School
Wangaratta
Milawa
W. Moore
Horace
Robert Sabestun
Mikfortuna
Henderson
W. J. O'Byan
Violettown
Ada Joiner
Tuenspav
Manon
Botore Massis
Boavou
Hi Janos
Pei
Morgan
Residenca
Gragoreon
Desrah Nowe
Meredith Hall
Dentint
Center Boards
NS. W
Tasmagnin
Navnaircot
Bonalla
Wiicoma
Vericomr
Chris. Stolz
Nunn St
Noor
Shire Hall
Townert Prives
Ordon
Glane
Winiduwe
Atortest
Notion
Chris. Slolz
Shits Hall
Ness
H. Vallender
Nann Street
Wali
A. Miller & Co’s
Great Cash Warehouse
J. Gregerson
Draperyzbout
E. P. Ware
Sors
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