Benalla store advertises clothing and farm supplies
Bryan Camp Store on Bridge Street Benalla lists men and boys clothing and a wide range of farm goods and general merchandise. Items include suits to measure, prints and ribbons, drapery boots and shoes, seeds, grains, wire, tools, furniture, paints, oils, cement, roofing and plumbing supplies, tea and other grocery items.
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Men's & Boys
Crum
Rotherhams
E.p. Ware
Calcutta
Robi
Domino
Kassa
Rass
Watta
Samson
Kandy
Railway grievances and officers' deputation at Bealuna
Victorian railway workers led a Bealuna deputation to Minister of Railways Eglington. They pressed for board representation and open inquiries into accidents and discipline, seeking faster reforms, with leaders including Mrs. V. Keane and A. Norton. The minister signaled limited action and promised cabinet-backed consideration.
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Beoalla
A.R.U
Egpleston
le Service Avere
V. Keane
ALU
Te Wi
A. J. Norton
Benalla
Board of Commissioners
Board of Discipline
Stewark
America
Unitat
Taylor
Wren
Mall
Buckley
Geelong
Norton
Sear
Clapp
Medis Pelard
Keane
Weir
Newport
Digman
Richardson
Wen
Eaglestop
Hinx
Mer Exuleston
Mr. Keane
Ploughing gear and oils advertised for sale in Benalla and Melbourne
Public notice lists steel shares ploughing items from 19/3 per dozen and 48/ to 60/ per dozen, Bead Plows 18in at 7/ and 10/ each, along with Chain and electric welded plows. Oil products named Black Wow, Green Mow, Pale Plow oils with per gallon prices, and engine oils from Victorian Producers Cooperative. Addresses include Bridge Street Benalla and Collins Street Melbourne.
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Forgan
Sheastr
Tyzack
Walker
Acco
Lridge Street
Benalla
Din
Birmingham
Coop, Coy
Collins Street
Melbourne
Value of Fallow a Shar on Gowlbung Valley Land
A fragmented, technical discussion on farming fallows in Gowlbung Valley. It details production expectations, soil water retention, and the practice of strawing to prevent water loss, with references to various farmers and implements.
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Ramire
Gowlbung Valley
Thawga
Taalvede
Ulsan Peruanynyins
Mvlsrs
Conway Ros
Shepparton
Gwyn Salelseon
Ovey
Cunte
T. Seyvitur
Farmers Union calls farmers to unite for coal drive
A long prose piece urges Australian farmers to join the Farmers Union and support the coal project at Coorabin. It touts the union as a protector of primary producers, explains new pumping and ventilation work, and promotes delivering coal to northeastern towns by rail. It stresses loyalty, self-reliance, and broader national and regional cooperation against foreign competition.
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Austilla
Belgium
Lennyson
Mike
Atwaa
Ville Shiek
Kwig’ Union
Coorabin
Infua- Point
Deptines
Australia
New Zealand
Gorl
Coorabin Coal Progress Amid Water Challenges
Shareholders heard that the Coorabin field had been entered via an old shaft located by J I Lane in 1915. Manager D C McKenzie reported progress with pumping, water inflow reduced, coal seam about 15 feet thick at 220 feet, timbering underway, shaft prepared for large output. Rising coal at price followed a board decision to start a new shaft at Carberry township four miles south, where heavy inflow at 170 feet above the deposits was controlled with improvements and a rail siding.
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Coorabin Vlaft
Moore
Albury
New South Wales
Tansport
the Rock
Riverina
Coorabin
J. 1 Lane
D.C. MiKenzie
Carberry Township
Kent Dowel
Hugh Pye Testimonial Receives Broad Support in Victoria
The Hugh Pye testimonial appeals for funds and letters of support in Victoria to honor wheat breeder Mr. Mye and his early work on wheat varieties. Donations from agricultural societies and clubs total about £340 as public figures praise his scientific progress and its impact on Commonwealth yields.
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HR. Nixon
Cookie
John E. Byass
Victoria
Hugh Pye
Shepparton Agricultural Solow
Hiros Aire
Shepparton Agricultural Society
Yarrawega Asticultwneal Society
Millers
Melhourne
Yorick Club
Commonwealth
Bye
Australia
Vic Lori
Vic— Tovia
Local Races Profit Marked By Community Effort
A Lima district report praises a race meeting where energetic committee work fostered profits destined for Wangaratta Hospital. The event drew horses from across the region, with notable locals Mr Ti, Mrs Tanner, Mr T A Griffiths and others making strong showings. Officials including stipendiary Mr Ma Tony and clerk Mr R Toner earned high marks. The group plans to hold races earlier next year to attract more entrants.
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Otl
Oll
Logal
Wangaratta Hospital
Wangaratta
T. Tanner
E~ Nalfa
Teast
T. A. Griffiths
Ma Tony
Cognor
R. Toner
Ginnivan
Darmody
Booth
O'Callaghan
Allott
Kelly
DERMAX Skin Whitening Lotion Promises Clear Complexion
An advertisement touts DERMAX as a toilet discovery that can restore a fair, clear skin. It claims to remove freckles tan sallowness and dark brown tones by nightly application like cold cream, with a large jar available from chemists.
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Dermax
Dermas
Rheumatism Cure Claims From Green Health Salts
An old newspaper note asserts rheumatism arises from toxins in the blood due to faulty kidney liver and bowel function. It promotes Gruen Health Salts as a remedy that clears toxins, strengthens organs, and relieves rheumatism backache kidney liver and bladder troubles with first dose effect. Price is 2/9 per large bottle available at chemists and stores.
Violet Town Girl Injured in Fatal Road Accident
A Melbourne motorist reportedly struck 22 year old Daphne Allcorn at Commercial and St Kilda roads near Violet Town and fled the scene. She was taken to Alfred Hospital in critical condition. The incident occurred as she stepped from an electric tram shortly before midnight. the car’s speed and non stopping are alleged. Miss Allcorn’s family home is Violet Town, and she was employed as a maid at Dundrenan, St Kilda Road, opposite the crash site.
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Violet Town
Mottorist
Daphne Allcorn
Commercial
St Milda Noods
Melbourne
Nyland
Ming
Alfred Hospital
Yous
Violet Towns
W. HL. Anderson
Dundrenan
St. Kildi Road
Miss Allcorn
Anderson
Bundrenan
Sainsbury Coconut Oil Shampoo Ad Teems With Tiny Tips
An old advertisement extols Sainsbury’s Cocoanut Oil Liquid Shampoo. It urges gentle washing, warns against harsh rubbing, and promises soft, natural waves. The copy blends product praise with consumer grooming tips and casual brand mentions.
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Biciefier & Co
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Wera
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Victorian Optical Association
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J. Swan
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