New South Wales Labor figures and Western Australia vote trends
A wide array of postwar and regional items dominate the page. Notable entries include a political profile of a Northern New South Wales native active in farming and secondary industry advocacy, alongside comments on water power schemes and rural development. Other items report on price drops in Boots and Shoes, a cinema inventor’s death, a smallpox case, forestalling weather and rainfall, and various municipal, police, and postal affairs across Australia.
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Oncerey Panry
Labdar
Austin Mixa Country Party
Ior
New South Wales
Grafton
KiniBaa
Macy Valley
Kapana
Hariatten
Solbacka
Revucroy
D. G. Stewart
Alao
W. E F. Green
Geelong
West
Orm Australia
Tour Newman
Austerlia
Albany
Bromer Bay
Knight
Taxfavoey’ Amocistion
Federal Health Department
Tallangubta- Cudgans
Freminss
Faved
Trofend
Perth
Premsntie
Wagga
Melbourne
Henry Weedon
Cohen
Mrr. Pearson
Queensland
Rom
Australia
Knox
Fiji
Glasgow
Foo
Senate
Robinson
Old Buckingham Hall
Presbyteriso
Anant
Melbourne market and legal notices from Monday dispatch
Melbourne prices for oats barley and chat are listed. Mector Clements, a Geelong laborer, was found with a mild smallpox infection source unknown. Adelaide Cup winner Sir Marco paid £310 10s. Red Flag arson cases lead to Sydney court remand for Edward Judd and fines for William Donald. Mail service disrupted by strikes. Osterley delay to May 21. Hospital Day collections in Sydney expected to reach £20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mector Clements
Geelong
Sir Marco
Agancy Domain
Sydney
Edward Ernest Judd
SRE
Judd
William Donald
England
Osterley
London
Benalla Horse Sale Reports Mixed Prices Despite Strong Attendance
Watts Turnbull and Co and Adam son Strettle and Co report a Benalla corporation yard sale on Thursday May 5 with strong Melbourne and country turnout. Heavy draughts fetched high prices while lighter and inferior horses sold poorly. prices ranged from 8 to 41 pounds for draughts, and horses, mares, and ponies sold mostly between 8 and 30 pounds with some buggy and hacky examples around 10 to 17 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts, Turnbull & Co
Adamson, Strettle & Co
Corporation Yards
Benalla
Melbourne
Australians vs English team at Buckingham Hall rained out
Australian XI faced a Robinson-selected English side at Buckingham Hall Norfolk with first innings 136 all out as Hobbs and Jupp retired hurt for England 256 declared. Douglas 41 not out and Maclaren 25 not out. Australians 2 for 2 in second innings, Collins 5 not out. Next, match vs Surrey begun with Hobbs injured. at close six wickets down, Collins 5 not out and Macartney ahead of him.
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Lionel Robinson
Buckenham Hall
Norfolk
Armstrong
Hobbs
Jupp
Douglas
Maclaren
Surrey
Collins
Macartney
Alstralia
Bardsley
Reay
Hitch
Taylor
Bee Ce
Gregory
Strodwick
Bender
Andrews
Strudwick
Reay & Hendey
Bee PoUnriedy
Soldiers settlement survey in Wangaratta district
Director of Soldier Settlement M Ivor leads a party inspecting Crown lands in the North East for possible soldier farms. The tour includes Warby foothills Myrtleford Buffalo River valley and Crown lands at Yackandandah Dederang and Kergunyah with hopes to establish farms and settlements.
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Sollier Settlement
M'Ivor
Wangaratta
Mc Gray
Kent
Clarke
Myrtleford
Miver
Warby
Buffalo River
M'iver
Tolnnie
Tittleford
Dederang
Kergunyah
Mur
Fey
Gray
Melbourne
Moyhua Happy Valley
Barwid
Cat
Merriang
Benalla Rovers Defeat Glenrowan In Low-Scoring Opener
In rough ground the North Eastern Football Association opened its season as Benalla Rovers defeated Glenrowan by 14 points. Key moments included Howell and Evoy scoring for Benalla and Keir, Prowd, and Moxham impressing as midfielders while Glenrowan fought back with Bailey and Ashmead threats. Final scores: Rovers 9 8 62 to Glenrowan 6 6 42.
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Rika Benalla Rovers
Baddaginnae
Longwood
Euroa Imperial
Glenrowan
Violettown
Sheaus Gully
Strandbogie
Ibenalla Rovers
Glen
North Eastern Line Association
Th Rovers
J. Prand
Willliams
Grainger
Rovers
Croucher
Uliacke
Sherwill
Carles
Ashmead
O'Brien
Focals
Glenrowam
Benalla
Pritchard
Dickenson
J. Howell Swith
M*evoy
T. Howell Assis
Castles
Bailey
Prowd
G. Keir
Sadler
T. Howell
M'Evoy
Sitee
Howell
Buisse
F. Howell
Ying Mudd
Atkinson
Gastles
Rover
Gleyrowan
Sinignon
M'Avoy
Glenroway
Gcastlew
Regulia
Rovirs
Howell Brothers
Hobby
Boon
W. Kerr
Bulley and Pritchard
Moxham
Empire
Cave Satisfaction
Tatong Association Meeting Sets Radius and Fees
Delegates met at the Commercial hotel Benalla to fix a ten mile playing radius and exclude nonmembers without permit. Molyullah withdrew, leaving three teams to compete. A resident outside umpire was proposed, with a binding fee of £1 1s to fund the association. Draws listed for May to June and results from Saturday League games show Carlton defeating Richmond, Collingwood beating Fitzroy, Essendon drawing with Melbourne, and South Melbourne beating St Kilda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vavurgay Mgnth
We Tatong Association
Benalla
Messrs Sullivan
Gale
Tatong
F. Putt
J. Delatey Powatnney
Cumming
J. Lynch
Winton
J Westwood
G M’fadzean
Molyullah
Benalla Ene
Delahey
Ate
Delaney
Swangool
Swanpool
Ean
Duby
Carlton
Richmond
Collingwood
Fitzroy
Essendon
Melbourne
South Melbourne
St Kilda
Bootball Haddaginnie Tad Ta Journey To Shean s Gully
Opening season clash between BADDAGTYHIN and SHEAN S at Shean s Gully was marked by strong teams on both sides though key players were not in action. Unclear notes suggestering skills and features not fully listed.
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Violettown
Longwood
Euroa
Imperials
Strathbogic
Baddaginnic
Shean
Gully
Shean's Gully
Cpt 3
Caroll
Greune
Benalla Racing Club committee meeting notes 1920s
Benalla Racing Club committee met at the club rooms to review suspensions, appoint a delegate to the NEDRA, and discuss Cup meeting finances and dates. They considered moving midweek fixtures to improve attendance, debated rail fares for horses, and set the Summer meeting for January 28 with proposed April dates for 1922.
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MiCardell
Bendigo
Benalla
M'Cardel
Inshey
Turnbull
Meeting of Pastures Protection Board in Inverell NSW
Mr G Ri Skelton reported receipt from the Victorian Department of Agriculture and outlined inspectorate concerns over rabbits. He estimated rabbits devastate fodder, equating 40 rabbits to one sheep, implying Australia may lose millions of sheep under current rabbit pressure.
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Australia
Aesnor
Top-Dressing Pastures Gaining National Support
An Australian article advocates top-dressing pastures with phosphates to boost carrying capacity. It cites A J Simpson of Clifton Hamilton and L G Macrabel of Warragul Gippsland praising experiments, urging Gippsland Western district and North East graziers to test strip trials and adopt regular application for healthier livestock and increased wealth.
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Victoria
A. J. Simpson
Clifton
Hamilton
Australia
Mr. Simpson
Warragul
Gippsland
L. G. Macrabel
Captured gun unveiled at wartime commemorative night
A wartime event celebrated a captured German weapon presented by Detenge authorities. The night featured a concert, addresses, and a dance with Dr Geo Waller chairing. Lisi Carnegie described the gun's capture at Villers-Bettoneaux on April 4, and explained its mechanism. The gathering marked the end of the Great War era and honored Australian sacrifice including nurses and soldiers.
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Gaddaginnae
Detenge
Geo. Waller
Shire
Tred Smith
H. Goulding
F. Nicholson
T. M'Lellans
H, Richardson
A. Hammond
Bopkins
J Wardle
Hi Richardson
Chairmn
Australia
Lis
Gle
Red Cross
Ting
Chase
Lisi
Carnegie
Muhicars
Auvert
Liepe
15Th Brigade
Villers Brettonneauxe
Dunlop
Focal Committee
Mae
Goulding
Ha Wadi
Victorian Farmers Union Meethop District 7 Meeting Proceedings
The Benalla District Council meeting in Muansibal Chambers elected A Heaney as chair. Delegates Elliott, Heaney, Hood, M Padwean, Macartney and Hill were chosen for a public meeting on railway and extension proposals. Discussions covered wheat pool continuity, removal of a sale yards site, and a vacancy at vice-president with Hood elected. Tatong branch also discussed railway extension and Westernport Bay as a port, plus school salaries and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meethop
Souwert
Benalla
Counsil
Muansibal
Messrs A Heaney
Richardson Ettion
Hood Macartney
Roe
TI James
Dennis Monaghan
Madzean
Syndy
Hooil
Way
Shuld
Carlisle
Benally Suite Council
Tatone
Valmie
Mansfield
Harrison
Monaghan Sail
Furyback
Elliott
Messia
Av Heaney
Hood
M’padwean
Macartney
Coghill
Hill
Central Council
Messrs Heaney and James
W.P.U
A. C. Stewart
Tor
Hood Wag
Tatong
Tatous
Benalla Shire
Hiota
Ako
Clements
Dawborn-Embling Wedding at All Saints Church Bank Street
The wedding of Mins Winnis Embling daughter of the late Mr WOH Embline and Mrs Embling took place at All Saints Church Bank Street. The bride wore a white crêpe du chine gown with a fine veil and orange blossoms. Attendants included Miss Tuksie Mackinniah in biscuit-toned dress, and the bride's nieces Dorothy and Elizabeth Embling in white organdy. The groom was Mr AFL Pawborn of the National Bank Quilins Street. Revd. W Ashton officiated. A reception followed at Windolln’s hosted by the bride’s mother.
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Dawborn
Embling
Mins Winnis Embling
Woh Embline
Mulever
Afl Pawborn
National
Banke
Quilins Street
Bonalls
All Sainte’ Church
Hinda
Limerick
Inca
Mias Tuksie Mackinniah
Paris
Dorothy
Elizabeth Enihling
Hubert Hindling
Shton
Trodala
Windolln
Doans Ointment Promises Skin Relief For All Forms
Skin irritation keeps thousands awake and Dean's Ointment is touted as effective for eczema and stubborn rashes. The ad cites Mrs W J McKedillic and family, claims immediate relief after twelve years without return, and notes sales at 2/9 per pot with offers of postage from Foster McClellan Co Sydney. In addition, notices advertise other products and a dancing season in Benalla.
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Dean
Doan
W. J. M'Kedili
Salisbury Road
Benalla
Ecreta
At & O'Alook
A Disappointed Pilgrim for Ghiliats Hocking Gough
A fragmentary letter from a Wuarrenbayue correspondent recounts a disjointed journey along the Mansfield road. The writer laments unreliable leadership and recalls a harrowing near fall in a culvert, ending with a personal sign off as a disappointed pilgrim.
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Shire Hill
Gratia
Mansfield Road
Readers seek clarity on car tail light regulations
A reader AGORA requests editor attention to tail light rules for motor cars noting vague wording about how tail lights should be extinguished or dimmed and seeking explicit guidance on compliance. The letter emphasizes dangers from glare and calls for clear enforcement of the relevant regulation.
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Fiat
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Mra
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Maitland
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Ohiof
Allan Haer
Telegrahpicg
Baddagtyhin
Shean's
Benalla Racing Club
Club Roons
Messra M. H. Findley
D. Collins
T. Hanlon
Chas Dornhill
KR Bourke
W. Crimmins
W. T. Noonan
P. Gaffney
Jimmy Anderson
Mr. Findley
NEDRA
Baddaginnie
Victorian Farmers’ Union
Price
Rothe
Hocking Gough, Anita
Tony
Ryan Ito
Diets Fabrics
Davis & Cos
Walter Coats
Gary Siuire
Navy
Saxe
T. J. Davis
Bridge Street
Lane
Angile
Borges
Seoul
Collins St
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