Obituary notices for T Ches ter and Clyde Clark
Obituary row from Benalla district notes the death of Mr Thos I Ches ter aged about 40 at Henalla after a seven day illness of pneumonia. He was from Lake Rowan, married to Margaret Blickston, survived by four daughters and three sons. The funeral was at Lake Rowah cemetery with Rev S Bryant officiating. Also reported is the death of Miss Alice Harris at Benalla from consumption after an illness of several months, a beloved worker at Benalla. Clyde Clark, Ballant clerk of courts, aged six, died after a fall from a cart, with empathy expressed for Mr and Mrs Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Chesters
Henalla
Clyde Clark
M.S. Clark
Ballant
Henstls
Clyde
Fortnightly cattle and sheep sale at Benalla yard report
Commercial reports a crowded fortnightly market at the Corporation Yards Benalla with fair demand for various classes. Prices show slight improvement late, cattle light in yarding, sheep and store stock steady to lower, bacon pigs selling under late rates, and numerous buyers from local firms listed among vendors and purchasers. Prices for crossbred ewes and merino wethers detailed, with names of buyers and sellers including W M Sutton and J B Gin ning u.
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M. Q. Manamara
M¢Namara
Jsuol
Wm. Irvine
Thoont
B. Ewes
Wis
Kon
J .L. Brown
A. M.farlane
Ths
Brenaul
J. B. Ginnigeu
J. Mart
King Bros
Little
Little Mport
Corporation
Benalla
Flores
Jos. Cooper
Ryan's Cook
R. H. Green
North Winton
Chas
Wardle
Chas. Millar
És. Harrison
Jas, Hornan
W. Crawford
Ian
Gayley
Set
M. Farrell
W. Burns
Hom
W. Little
M.K
Her
Ky Deering
A. Little
G. T. Barns
Cooper
Green
Dennis Bros
Watts, Turnbull & CO
Watts, Turnbull and Co
Conssbrad Wes
Lapcolus
Visit of Inspectors on Railway and Forest Prospects
A traveling party led by Mr West from the Argus newspaper toured Belnap Beulla region forests and river basins, examining timber stands, haulage routes, and potential rail links from Swanpool to Dodd's Crossing via Whitfield and Poa. They visited Saw Mills and farms, studied log loading and river transport, and discussed a proposed railway to unlock forest resources amid heavy snowfall and local memories of early settlement. The tour highlighted the need for road and rail development to sustain local timber and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Bow Lake
National Asset
Alee
West
Argua
Besulla
Ur Forests
Whittichd
Thos Forest
Banalay
Whitfield
Peasock
May Williams
Mr. West
Wnt
Mark
Evans
Facm
Lima
T van
Pooroite
G. D. Howell
Tilly
Viatel
Mr. Hower
Weatwan
Tuoruue
Tathug
Crook
Lita South
Uhat
Julie
Swanpooly
Rata
Swanpool
Dodd's Crossing
Simavie Coul
Worrall's
Sich Tun
Tobie
Stewart
Coghill
Wee
Wageye
Mr. Coghill
Bodil
Kaffate
Howint
Bewalla Company
Daley
Loluin
Hellers
Fitton Mite
Ryat
Kelly's Camp
Uae
Shdin Cne
Meinentoen
Antelor
Yeayiy Chomurky
Bnd
Promtiaedd
Ani
Thiere
Dodie Croening
Poahonk
Sartier
Mr. Wilhad
Bonalle Mir
Thompman
Tolmie
Williau
Benalla
Cromatng
Mrs Waal
Isa Leer
Dodd
Whildatt
Mahatkoh -Wortenstun
Dexia
Wold
Whitfield Or
Railway push to settle tolilup country opens new hope
A long report argues that extending the Whitfield Bonalla line and Dodds Crowing route would open up rich timber and fertile lands in the Poomsbully ranges. It notes settlers 40 of 130 arrived, many driven out, and urges permanent surveys, land settlement, and rail links to boost farming, timber and transport across Benalla Tolmie district.
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Poomsbully
Holland
Watoend
Ota
tBu
Toreet Timbertt
Kelly
Fortu
Uhiise
Dine
Irioten Cafe
Retroab
Imeaulng
Pete
Pila Opuilon
Furtiors
Uwe
Allways Stansling
Hapreweguige
Wangaratta
Whitfield
Bonalla
Dodds Chivassnig
Hollands River
Steon
Lana
Laegy Arwne
Poupuely
Lovelapo
Te Minster
Ratlwass
St Sh Railways
Atu
Iychujlinu
Contmitiens Amore
Benalla
Goumittia
Thio Dodd
Samaria
Swingrel
Broken River
Hollinrs’s
Bohalla
Alata
Toombullup
Ikie
Timber
Whitoui
Work Howe
Toorour
Bonwlta Sawmill Co
Simi
Ure Mill
Tatung
Ain Mjlea
Banta
Miles
Lade Jy
Hou
Thonpaom
Bewalls Cipany
Ablainshanon
Absistouel de Solosture
Courtney
Uci
Unclear OCR fragment on railway extensions debate
Fragmentary report discusses Mont Roei railway extensions and land value. Mentions observers von Schnerdoult Yolmie Tom brulluplistriots and Lowtinony to assess land, rain, and water resources. Argues the land’s quality and water features support a costly enterprise despite uncertainties and potential settlement impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Roei
von Schnerdoult Almut
Benalla Beats Wangaratta In Slow Bowls Match
Sporting intelligence reports a Benalla victory over Wangaratta by 16 points after a long, uneven bowls contest. The article notes travels to the venue, dinner at a hotel, and a tight final stage with key ends and players named, including Hiscock, Law, Abbott, and Pinkerton among others.
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Lonalla Club
Jourmayed
Wangarates Om Wastnostay
Tweed
Comercial Hotel
Benalla
Hiscock
Wangaratta
Twens
Bonalla
Ted
Init Laurence
Uigcock
Lawrover
Tiscock
Lawrence
Pinkerton
Clark
Pinkeron
Olek
Pinkepton
Lawford
Abbott
Ebbott
Woring
Bo Batts
Latvia
Devatiar Wangaratt
Clarke
Dates Talli
Lawrsuce
Lamboth
Gould
Covead
Myla
Bosullay
Enepry Manley Nishi
Hiscopt
Wednesday Association Football Disappointing Public Match Ends in Home Victory
A midweek friendly in the public yard drew 16 visitors, yielding a home win by 26 to 15 as Gymnasium Club players stood out. The Wednesday Association met at Violetown to settle disputes with concessions, outlining round structure and future matches next Wednesday while criticizing the Half-Holiday team for missing a scheduled game at Baddaginnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lands
Carrick
Gabor
Gympadim
Williamis
Mohsideon
Baddaginniv
Ryan
Winton
Gorkur
Vilottown
T. Wal-lacé
Greatig
Baddaginnie
Yur
Bonalla
Coursing Opens with Narrow Wins at Vivo Alle Ground
The opening meeting of the separate Pox Terrier Club was held on Wednesday at the Vivo Alle ground and featured several close stakes. The Open Stakes winner was Colling and Orford's Admireal Togo with Poseidon a maverup. Jack beat Chick Rose in the 2b Stake. Sklt fing won Puppy Stake beating Kirup's Spot. De Dangie took the Dollie Stake for Ellis with Mick second. Nutiaeg and Jook won two supplementary stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis’ de
Dangie
Moven
Mick
Nutiaeg and
Jook
Overcoats for Men and Boys at Local Clothier Prices
Readable ad notes men overcoats in various sizes including aged and youth coats. Mentions warm waterproof options and durable oilskin styles with prices from 10s 6d to 22s. Highlights school wear and sturdy tailoring, promising good serviceable garments and timely delivery.
Pe Favax Co's Confectionery Crystallored Fruits
Pe Favax and Co announces new confectionery item Crystallored Fruits wind Popsdrees. The note lists product launch details and company contact for retailers. The brief highlights the novelty fruit candy line and its availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favax & Co
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Hirds
Baddayinnio
Uber
A. Guppy
W. Evans
W. Ryan
T. Fleming, Inc
Thos Biddle
Clermont
Q'land
Shuldan
Rain
I Macoucie’s
J. Wollivally Beaullay
Poulin
Tawseluys
Annie
Ligiel
Pepa
TY. Hickford
M.I.A
Hms Ees
Gedal Timbor Boltig
Trinity Yentils
Cholnus
Owe
Mes. Wharton
Miss Conway
Contos
Shiwad Waller
Hive & Skin Store
Mlean & Matneson
Honulla
Hntrio
Church Sure
HDS
Theavetylione Bougtel
Seales
Nsorth
Benale Piste
Hnah Mabenyy
Jobn
Russell Crowther
Toushur
Junin
Crowther
Fly
Iwalvn Hunker
L Pharm
Bial Childrens
S. T. Marchant & Son
Kent House
Geelong
H. P. Keogh Royal Bank Chambers
Elizabeth ST
Melbourne
National Trustees Company
Queen Street
Nur Commission
Walter Madden
Moniging Discaxoe
Oren Axp
Sui Vh 44
Colliniont
Melhourn
Harms Wuil Pastoral Boo
M. Q Mnamara
Noddy
Gland
I Ari Chambura
Mhlb
It & Solicitor
Srnepr
BewaLtaygannishnd
Violet Lown
Gavan Duffy
King & King Solicitors
Bridge Street
National Trustees Building
Queen.Street
Trust
R Ho. Clarke M
Nunn Street
Next Nationa Bank
Carrier St
John Burr
A. Miller
Cote, Proms and Ltd
Mackintosh
Carl
Comte
Christy
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Peek, Frean & Co
Crosse & Blackwell
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