Harbouring Alleged Squizzy Taylor Seen as Deadlock Rejected
Melbourne dispatch reports the jury in the harbouring case against Les “Squizzy” Taylor failed to reach a verdict after a night in confinement. Judge Woinaeski discharged the jury and ordered a new trial. a warrant was issued for Taylor’s arrest on a motor vehicle negligence charge linked to a St Kilda Road crash that seriously injured Daphne Allcom of Vic tet Town. Warnambool races results noted with Intriguer 1 and Com monsense 1.
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Melbourne
Lesfie
Taylor
Angus Murray
Woinaeski
Squirey Taylor
St. Kilda Road
Afiss
Daphne Allcom
Victet Town
Hein
Melbourne Markets Close Quotation Snapshot
In Melbourne markets closing quotations wideat oats milling fowl barley English Cap maize Demices chaff and other grains listed with prices in shillings pence. Notable figures include 71M to 5/ oats and 2/10 for fowl.
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Melbourne
Lay
Methodist Mission Reader Corrects Sermon Report
A church member thanks the editor for reporting his sermon and asserts the transcript misrepresents his words. He references human vampires in society and a midnight car ride as metaphors, comparing others’ betrayal to Judas, and clarifies his paternal background while defending the published quote.
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Standard
Stuadiy
Ell
Peter
Judas
Ef Trisha
Anglo Trillian
Wilson Jensen Wedding at Holy Trinity Church
The marriage of Robt Wilson and Ary Jensen was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church on April 23. The bride wore ivory crepe and a tulle veil with a pearl coronet, and the couple left for Cowes and Philip Island for their honeymoon. The reception followed at Weatherly Hall with toasts. gifts included a cylonite set and a ravelling rug. The couple will reside at Havilat via Myrtleford.
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Wilson—Jensen
Holy Trinity Church
Enalla
Robt, Wilson
Mystleford
Ary Jensen
Mary Jensen
Andrew Wilson
Carrie
Wiebrille
Weatherily
Herring
Cowes
Philip Sand
Staleaud
Benalla Golf Club Opens Entertaining June Handicap Events
The Henslla Golf Club plans an open meeting on June 7 and 9 with valuable trophies. Notables include ladies stroke and handicap events, men’s 36 hole and 18 hole handicaps, mixed foursomes, and a monthly medal over 18 holes. Entry numbers expected high. handicaps posted at the clubhouse.
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Henslla
Obituary of Harry Duer Duke Aged 58
Harry Duer Duke, a railway employee and returned soldier from Winton, died of meningitis at Lonthos Private Hospital after failing to rally. Born in Chester England, he was son of the late Inspector Jol Duke. He married Blanche Moyea of Wangaratta in 1917 and is survived by two children Keith and Hamilton. Burial was at Benalla cemetery with Rev. Father J. Reilly officiating and funeral arrangements by P. W. Ryan.
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Harry Duer
Lonthos
Harry Duke
Wintonfeccaméil
Dor
Chester
England
Jol Duke
Mios Blanche M. Moyea
Wangaratta
Wnd
Keith Join
Hamilton
Benalla Cene.y
J. Reilly
P. W. Ryan
Agnes Kerr Dies After Illness in Victoria
Mrs. Agnes Helen Kerr aged 37 died at Lethon hospital after pneumonia and complications led to heart failure. Wife of Andrew J. Kerr of Benalla and mother of five with one more child noted as missing. funeral set for 2 p.m. today with Mr. S. Abbott in charge of arrangements.
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Agnes Helen Kerr
Lethon Hospital
Kerr
Andrew J. Kerr
Wat
Caroline Gulloker
Benalla
Coburg
Queensland
New Best Wales
Victoria
Drishane
Ber
Fauet
Grace
Beryl Ellmaberh
Pare
Abbott
State Ministry faces censure motion in Assembly
In the legislative session on Wednesday the Country and Labor parties joined to vote against the two Nationalist candidates for the Railways Stan ihe Committee. Leader of the Opposition Prendergast moved censure, accusing the ministry of failing to reduce railway fares, fund roads, assist agricultural markets, improve health and hospital services, and manage departments effectively. Country leader Allen denied any prior negotiation and claimed surprise at the motion.
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Legislative Assembly
Country Party
Labor Party
Railways Stanihe Committee
Prender- Bust
Allen
Prendergast
O and M Association Meets For Football Season Draws and Permits
The Ovens and Murray Association held a Monday night gathering with reps from Albury Wangaratta Corowa Benalla Beechworth and St Patrick’s. They set match dates permits clearances and travel plans including Albury vs St Patrick's and Benalla at home with Beechworth traveling to St Patrick's. An umpire list and new Benalla players were noted along with club committee matters and upcoming fixtures.
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Benalla
Albury
St Patrick's
Bertalla
Beechworth
St. Patrick's
Umpires’ Association
St. Patrick’s
Fis
Wangaratta
R. Usher
C. Disher
HL Brown
M. Brown
E. Maguire
J. Maguire
K. Horsley
Dan Kelleher
Deis Kelleher
Benally
L. Lowthér
Ivanhoe
G. Kier
Glenrowall
Inter
J. Cooper
A. J. M'Millan
L. Bren
K. Green
H. J. Hamilton
G. Foote
J. Bell
H. Howell
Mordern
Rutherglen
Rua
Hie Commercial Hotel
Blennerhatsett
Mesars Carr
Moni Waters
Adams
Gough
Rawson
W. Noonan
Darmody
Mackenzie Gee
Noonan
Howell
Elliont
Peacock
Drummond
T. Drumimond
G. Noonan
V Williams
A. Auibler
Gr. Burns
J. Connors
J. Garey
J. Carey
W. Doherty
T Drummond
J. Duane
W. Davis
P. Dawson
J. Dodd
W. Grainger
J. Hempseed
L. Hill
P. Hopkins
D. Kelleher
S. Kennedy
M. Maher
R. Murray
Gi, Noonan
J. Noonan
M. Nicholson
J. O'Connor
G. Jum
J. Talochino
J. Wanile
Elliott
T. Meaney
W. Lord
N. White
T. Writh
Thos. Cleave
C.M Nolan
Hi. L. Hanlon
O. & M Association
Fie
Renalle
Wanegaratta
Hume Weir
Corowa
Rutherglen Ov
St. Patrick’s. Reilly
Revalla
Tretour
Green
Corowa Y Beechworth
Rawle, Ja
No Confidence Motion Debate Dominates Melbourne Assembly
In Melbourne the Legislative Assembly debated Mr Prendergast's no confidence motion with the Opposition leader harshly criticizing high railway freights and fares, road development, and hospital promises. Sir Alexander Peacock defended the Government, claiming gains for primary producers. a lengthy division is expected with the Government seen as likely to secure a 12 vote majority.
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Melbourne
Legislative Assembly
Prendergast
Alexander
Tie Tram Strike Keeps Position With No Imperial Change
A tram strike remains in its original position with no imperial change. Services have been disrupted for four days, and efforts by the Trades Hall authorities aim to keep the dispute within limits. The Industrial Disputes Committee and Tramway Employes' Association discussed settlement options, but no concrete proposals were made public. A senior official warned that the Tramways Board shows a rigid stance, hindering an early settlement.
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Trades Hall
Industrial Disputes Committee
Tramway Employes' Association
Tramp Ways Board
Melbourne Trams Dispute Leads to Compulsory Conference
Premier Sir Alexander Peacock spoke with Tramways Board and Tramwaymen's Union about settling the dispute. The Board warned of contract terminations after absentee workers. Justice Powers called a compulsory conference after the abortive talks, with a state-wide strike risk.
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Melbourne
Alexaner Peacock
Tramways Board
Tramwaymen
Uijen
Justice Powers
Arbitration Court
Tramway Board
Justice
Powers
Teit
Tramway Net
Eminent Citizen James Hackett Dies in Egypt
James T. Hackett of Melbourne, brother of J. Serpell, died in Luxor, Egypt, on March 61. His funeral returned to Melbourne aboard the Narkupda and Abbekirke, with interment at Kew cemetery. Notables at the graveside included Dre. Black, Springthorps, and J. Seepell. Hackett, born May 3, 1858, studied at Wesley College and the University, practiced law, and co‑founded a firm with Sir John Bray. An ardent collector, his lifelong holdings may form the James Thomas Tracket Memorial Collection at Melbourne Museum. The Warmwougn Chronicle issue notes a commemorative edition and a favorable view of the Hobroian Conference results.
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James T. Hackett
J. Serpell
Benalla
Luxor
Egypt
Hackett
Australia
Narkupda
Mr. Hack
Melbourne
Abbekirke
Kew
Dre. Black
Springthorps
PF. Newman
J. Seepell
Colville
Fo Tate
Nicholls
Wesley College
South Australia
Whinham College
Uip
Gray and Sheridan
Inve
John Bray
England
Morocco
Tie
Melbourne Museum
Tames Thomas Tracket
SPECIAL SALE AT MANSFIELD RECORDS CLEAR YARDING
Tohm M Namara Co held a successful sale at Mansfield on Thursday May 1 with a large attendance from districts including Deuiliquin Tamore Hehuea Kyabram Rashworth Nagamble Pyatong Kilmore Shenparton Tamleugh Luroa Tallangatta Brvalla Melbowrice Katanmtte. Sheep yarding averaged £2 2/3 per head with top prices to A Fraser Barwite for four tooth ewes and other lines reaching £2 9/7 or higher. Merino ewes and wethers also strong. Cattle sold well with fat cows to £6 5/ and store stock up to £12 10/.
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Tohm M'Namara & Co
Mansfeld
Deuiliquin
Tamore
Hehuea
Kyabram
Rashworth
Nagamble
Pyatong
Kilmore
Shenparton
Tamleugh
Luroa
Tallangatta
Brvalla
Melbowrice
Christopher
Mat Byrnes
Merina Wethers
Merina Ewes
Woll
Lamb
Extracts From Stallard May 10 1884 Gossip Furor
Forty years back Bovalla Wave brick trackers faced thefts and social strife as women criminal activity was reported. Chiltern robberies and a water-use tally of 40 000 gallons in three weeks are noted alongside a busy council, a Weselyan lecture by Rev Dodgson on My Path to Palestine, and trustees' meeting for Beralla Friendly Societies reserve. At Benatla Court Jot Pelstian faced embezzlement charges and a one month sentence. A Vigilance Committee formed to advance Burnan interests with noted members Sutherland Garrett Sandbury Pleasants Graham G PeBoos J West Dylan and W Casement.
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Thy Shire Council
Blackbnene
Nunn Street
Wesleyan Clinch
Mewwlla
Os Widridiay
Dodgson
Palestine
J. Ride
R. Headlgud
We Hrives
A. Smithy
Kent
Benatla Court
Jott Pelstian
Willis Lirtte
Tle
Geechworth
Buran
Yterout
Messrs Sutherland
Garrett, Sandbury
Please
Goulburn Valley
J. M*crum
J. R. Macerum
W. A. Trewin
Sheppartont Agricultural Society
Hiederwick Rd
Newnham
Shepparton
Benalla
Cobrant
Riehuca
F. W. Bair
Yallourn
Alijre
Shepparton Court of
Septic sewage controls proposed for Benalla council
A draft regulation for the Benalla area sets strict rules for septic tank systems. It bans sludge and effluent disposal within 100 feet of dwellings and water sources and requires council approval, annual inspections, interceptors, and proper grease removal to protect health and prevent pollution.
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Benalla
Mayer
Jon Thorsttr
Ali Tiantrolis
Ue Council
South Eifent
Tou
Jay Cone
Corwell
Lainie
Auy
Oponson
Grdeks
Atreate
Natindl
Esiminalian
Upcoming Events Listed for May in Virginia
May events include picture shows at Slice Hall in Mance and a concert in Winton. Moorhead hosts a dance on May 16 and another on May 17. A public meeting at Mooragay Hall is set for May 19 with a radio event by Winnie.
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Slice Hall
Mance
Winton
Goorambit
Kay
Moorhead
Bmooragay Hall
Ballav Radiowinnie
For Bronchial Coughs Take Woods Great Peppermint
A vintage advertisement urges relief for bronchial coughs with Woods Great Peppermint lure. The copy emphasizes aromatic peppermint scent and soothing properties claimed to ease throat irritation and coughing.
Tungamah Shire Notes and Council Proceedings Summary
The Tungamah Shire council met Monday with presiding Drs. Ryan Begys Sampson Dunnquines Ford White Smyth Wadeson Chadwick Whitty present. Topics included inter-shire correspondence on health, road works, and finance. Reports from the rate collector showed arrears across districts. maintenance on the Albury area road and police station accounts were discussed. a water supply payment issue and closer settlement land rates were raised. confidentiality on street works and road purchases noted.
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Drs
Ryan
Begys
Sampson
Ford
White
Smyth
Wadeson
Chadwick
Whitty
Betilla
Sahiominge
Benull
Benalla
Violet Town
Chivers
St Janes
St. Janes
Aha
Aickerton
St. James
Brom M. Bourke
Boosey Sowth
Council
Te Council
Tainds Department Duesting
Atc
Cra
Whitty and Ford
Front Water Supply Commission
Uje
Tricks
Cout ci
Timothy
Cate
Alobe
Jorumiah Kefly
Dinathy
Agerordt
Wadesen
Moyhw Races and Whifield tensions at winter linkup
The Rathguy Commissioners consider lighting changes for Whifield gas use, replacing kerosene to keep routes open. A local proprietor offers to cover part of the cost, delaying winter repairs. Weather and race results follow with a long list of entrants and odds.
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Whitfield
Rathguy
Whifield
R. Mavater
Wal Stakweest
Willeteail
Owl
Shire
Staelin
Youngers Melvine
Evan Evaiy Longfaltion
Riv Monicads
Callenter
Silent Duloe
Ladion’ Prune
Rlnvlige
Wataon
Novel
High School Notes and Magazine Committee Appointments
School notes describe exam anxiety and holidays as exams end. The Magazine committee is elected with officers Thornbury secretary and Stith treasurer, Nish and Calitory positions. sports shift from Thursday to Wednesday due to fundraising. Reports cover first football practice, girls' competitions, prize plans, and the school festival at Melbourne University with dates noted for a future show.
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Oncy Agai
Comuslitée
Oeareys
Bdivos
Thornbury
Silveditoy
Seuvermey
G Stith
Treasurens
Trosking
Will Cullen
Sur
Gil
Trewin
Optitine
Moy
Ivy Michaels
Ely
Melbourne University
Awe
Arrest in Beluyore Street Assault Case
Martin was charged for attempting to force his way into the Artie hotel on Beluyore Street on April 1. He allegedly offered to fight and brandished a hundred pound note, with a list of prior convictions read aloud. He was fined and reminded it had been over two years since his last conviction.
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Varrawong
Tietiy Mackin
Iim
Beluyore Street
Karsmers Artie Hotel
Martin
Che
Lave
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the State Ministry
Benalla V. Wangaratta
O. & M. Association
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B. Peacock
Benallazy
Genalla
Booverg
Warmwougn Chronicle
Mansfield
Stallard
Bovalla
Chiltern
Tungamah
Coun- District
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Wayea
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Sergent Hinde
Gundagai
Met
Albry
Dro We Briggs Lol
Jie Graham
J. A. Buston
Buretou
Bellis
Trilling
W. Saxo
Dmwitty
J. Grabauy
G. CA. Holy
J. Beckwith
Xemichrele
Mev. Ledland
Garrett
Grabauy
Ty Ste Andrew
Tianson South
R. Cook
Cowan
Fairfield Park
M' Cowan
Stewarson
Stewarts Football Cluh
Bhitato
Fowne
Terlentars
Willie Winonmer
Bal
Ds Wey
Huiiles
Arivel
Fairward
Fey
Parka
Nuri
Ayer
Tila
Vic Mennital Mall
Col
Howchier
Annan Ty Uke
Atkingony
Borowall
Cornyn Swith
Davis
Froem
T. J. Davis & Co
Q.s
Sila
Steen
Mente
Aya oSeli
Winceyett
Harvard
S. Danke
Sivas
Abe
Gilpin
Bridge Street
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New Gales
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