Benalla News Briefs Touch On Accidents And Local Events
A twelve year old girl in Bar West suffers a broken arm when a bicycle collision with a front wheel fault leads to a fall. Mr Watkins of Nas national Bank Bonallela is promoted to tailor at the St James branch in Melbourne. Lieutenant Carey performs a leaflet drop and brief flight near Benalla, delivering material before a short scenic trip. Local railway and volunteer notices include a library project, social entertainments, and a fundraiser for the Red Cross. Mrs Barklamb, long-time Bonalla resident, departs for Melbourne amid local praise for wartime charity work. Police constable Morris transfers from Wangaratta to Armidale. Arrears payments for railway overtime are distributed, with large sums reaching wage and transport staff. Benalla Mechanics Institute reports receipts, subscriptions, and plans for a cinema entertainment event. Public notices include dance lessons, obituaries, and community announcements for Glenrowan residents.
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Faerde
Alice
Dau
Aod
Allen
Bar West
Lactis Te Ride & Bisyels
Bane
Watkins
Nasional Bank
Bonalls
Fuesday
St James
Bell
Wabkine
Konalla
Maton
Fliow
Mers Sconery
Snowy Baker
Ramyav Taansrar
Suri Cperithem
Benalla
Melbourne
Putar
Annornai
Lieut Corey
E. W. Grown
Swanston Ateset
Malbourne
Im Vistoris
Palstars
Bonalla
Carey
House
Clark
Light Hares
Permasant Ata
Orvllin
Tnetitute
Bouulli
Barldamb
Barklamb
John Garlepp
Wangaratta Tiaa
Raiway
Ipble Railwayo Department
Railways Clusat
China
Moshanies
Sod
Sammers
Ietter
FT Brown
Uiske
Messrs
Hewe
Wae Witly
Waller
All Praia
Mons
Paul Bibron
Jane
Weatherille
Hoy Yous
Glenrowan
St Huapital
Ray
Corowa
Albury and district committees discuss hospital questions
At the Albury district meeting a committee received an invitation from Leeton Hospital to consider an occasional conference to regulate hospital questions such as nurses’ salaries. The Albury committee resolved to cooperate. Mr. Jno Arkell, from Avenel, plans to move to Malvern after acquiring a new home, and has long served the Avenel and Taroombe districts. In Beechworth, Sarah Paul aged about 80 died after being found sick in a hut at Hurdle Flat. a magistrate’s inquest attributed death to senile decay. Corowa Shire Council saw a resignation accepted with regret. Euroa held a public meeting on building on the local reserve, and Wangaratta hosted a hospital Sunday demonstration raising funds.
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Albury
Leeton Hospital
Jno. Arkell
Avenel
Malvern
Arkell
Taroombe
Lowes Mumbo
Seymour Shire
Coupeil
Avonel Water Trust
Lisa
Beechworth
Sarah Paul
Aldor
Hurdle Flat
Ovens District Hospital
Ovens
Henevolent
Norma Time Ego
Avelock
James Scanlon
Downs
Mitlan
Hall
Mee FL Vardesibonn JP
Lweal
Wacca
Hival
Wid
Wangaratta Hospital
Newson
Socretien
Fire Brigada
Main
Euros
Hie Hows Dygney
Sooyongs
Futon and Diabriot Freecing Works
Werke
Aggaunt
Sesson
Easborn
Wangaratta
Goona
Gapstead
Rae
Gapstand
Uorew
Mosare
Lorkinge
Willcox
Tanienick
Wangaratte
Tausiniok
Caid Thie
Bonalle
Phinn
Michael O'Keefe
Dy O'Keefe
Wangsrala
Yarrawonga
Millerulong
Edward Lynch
Devoasod
Pinniur
Wilotors
Tarraionyn Dlubriot
Lalejay
Nin
Lera
Saya
Ubiro
Lynch
Tom Anit
Riverina
Victoria
Argus
New South Wales
Frst
Victora
Mr. Watt
Mr Holman
Euston
Legislative Council of
Border Railways Commission
Mr Barnes
Moama
Moulamein
Kerang
Balranald
Barnes
Kerner
Estell
Hey
Omer Corowa
Mulwala Yarrawonga
Gabram
Tocumwal
Finley Deniliquin
Mathowra
Moulamein Ar Albury
Chamber of Commerce
Railways Commissioners of
Bowl
Tiv
Victorian Commission
Gr. Smithenbecker
Mowlong
Mbury
Borler Railways Commission
Melhowne
Sydney
Proce
Ball
Killways
Holman
Ester
Uniform Gauge Commission
Corowa
Oswald
Lethbridge
Yapiova
Nere
Mulwats
Oaklands
Victonam
Inauguration officials foresee 3000 girls for domestic service
Melbourne reports 3000 domestic service positions expected for Australia this year. Coroner commits Eyles in care of five year old Don Kirk Nay’s murder case after a farm shooting. Joseph Warker fined for disorderly conduct amid unrest. Wool sales in Sydney and Melbourne improve with high priced clip demand. Japan leads catalogue prices.
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Melbourne
Australia
Iial
Riverina railways tour to push joint ministerial action
A NSW Victoria joint rail tour from Corowa to Moulamein seeks NSW approval to build two new lines and ease river transport congestion. The delegation, with Victorian Railway Minister Barnes, aims to secure intergovernmental support for gauge standardization and cross river connections to improve transshipment and fodder supply during drought.
Avenel Racing Results Show Mixed Novice and Pony Wins
Tuesday racing at Avenel produced multiple winners across events led by Sania Beat 4 and Bobby in Novice Handicap, Black shell taking the Avenel Handicap by ten lengths as odds favored Bobstom. Pony and Deyland 1 Sachet 2 and Fabopus 1 are listed among other placers, with coarsing meeting noting few entrants due to hard ground.
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Sania
Sony
Bobby
Chann G
Novelty
Miss Wright
Air Gueen
Tasty
Blacksbell I
Mopathus
Deyland
Sachet
Alsace
Fabopus
Freda
Witiner
Benalla Bandsman Charles Smith Widens Fame
Charles Norman Smith, born Hobart April 1889, rose from Benalla Brass Band soloist to leading Victorian musician. The Herald lauds his cornet prowess, noting early tutelage by W A Reid and Signor Bajo, success in Tasmanian and Western Australian contests, and conductorship of the Vice Regal Band plus roles with Geelong and Malvern outfits, shaping Australasian championships and long, storied career.
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Tlerald
Charles Smith
Benalla
Phefoung
Vittoria
Herald
Charles Ltd
Charles Ltd, the Bandmaster of the Vice-Regal
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Auditorium
Australia
W. A. Reid
Signor Bajo
I. W. Hopkins
J. Phelong
W. M. Partington
Charles Norman Smith
Hobart
Victoria
Pheloding
TE Bulch
Tasmania
Mr OR Hornsby
Gomel
Albert Hall
Launceston
Chester Edwards
Sendng
Smvitht
WM. Pardngton
AWA
Bentley
Smith
Perth
Partington
Albany
Anthony Grieves
West Australia
South Street
Wil
Collingwood Citizen
T. Morgan
England
Geelong
Percy Jones
Geelong Harvee
Simth
Les. Hof
South Swear
Rewal
Jude
Chammons
Cortette
Numierous
Goyzette
Huar Lee
Cho
Fureer
Lt Smith
Moet
Muidelberg
Gamne
Sug Gersta Fe Ule
Frenne
Inaing
Melbourne
Mayshall
Toading
Maigi
Conference opens for Australasian Provincial Press Association
Delegates from Queensland New South Wales Victoria South Australia and Western Australia met at Collins House for the annual conference. Mr Dumas of South Australia chaired with Mr Whitehead in support. A key debate on newsprint tariffs followed a unanimous motion urging parliamentary action to fix a maximum flat rate of 30 shillings per ton for imported newsprint to aid home consumption and industry. Mr Lovekin outlined experiments in Western Australia on paper making from karri foundry waste yielding promising newsprint samples. A. A. Agher was elected president and H. Hiscock joined the executive.
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Collins House
Queensland
Nest
Gis
Australasian Dovincial Press Association
Lovelsin
Perth
Netys
Wester Australia
Forest Product Laboratory
Wales
Australia
A. A. Agher
H. ©. Hiscock
Bewinalla
Deputation Urges Higher Power Duty Policy
A deputation from the Australian Provincial Press Association urged the Minister of Customs to set the maximum duty on power at 10 per ton. Mr Massy and Greene pledged to consult with the Treasurer on the proposal.
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Melbourne
Austratralasian Provincial Press Association
Jorday
Massy
Greene
Increasing the yields function of super
At the Farmers Convention in Sale the push to raise production stressed higher yields per acre and per animal. Speakers highlighted pasture management, herd testing, seed selection, and above all larger super phosphate dressings to boost wheat and grain output, citing Australian results and local experiments showing yield gains with increased fertilizer use and proper cultivation.
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Sale
Department of Agriculture
Pugh McClelland
M'Clelland
E. Richardson
Hasmow
Air Australia
Edward Mibus
Milas
Messrs
Warner Gros
Ot Gerang
Messia Warmer Bros
Fragmented notice hints at a local meeting and property sale
A garbled text fragment references a monthly meeting at Wade Morday and the Lima Soul Hall, plus a late notice about property and cattle sales. Mentions John Bailey, Ryan's Crook, and various items like sheep and wagon gear. Details are unclear due to corruption and punctuation.
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Vicrontay Banepa Uyton
Swanpool
Avis Urganivacion
Pho Olign
Lima
Bare
Maana Watts
Purabull
Sly
Che Tate
John Bailey
Franhold
Ryan’e Crook
MD Sundrjea
Benalla Yarrawonga Football Association meeting notes
A Benalla Yarrawonga Football Association meeting at St James heard officers appointed, rules updated, and fixtures drawn for the season. Delegates from Mulwala Yarrawonga Tungamah St James Devenish and Benalla discussed deposits for match guarantees and transport, with draw dates set from June to August and final march toward the season.
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St. James
M. Chadwick
Messrs
J. Loughlin
Corboy
Mulwala
HH. Ball
T. Cahill
Yarrawonga
C Wawen
Ny Reilly
Tungamay
Breally
St James
Cleary
AL Camneraie
Devernist
Ryan
Benallir
Adoniv
Benalla
W Bready
Robt
Maloney
F. Kelly
Guernsey
Devenish
Tungamah
Mulwala Ben Malia
Duingatns
Benallay
Tingamalh
Swanpool Soldiers Monument Under Construction
Messrs Taloching and Son have completed a handsome monument at Swanpool in memory of fallen soldiers and those who returned. Erection is next week with a dedication ceremony on Group Day. The 12 foot monument features blue-stone steps, a polished granite die and cup, and a 5 foot 6 inch statue of a bugle player. Inscribed dedications list names, bearing the schoolroom style of a local war memorial to the Great War and the district’s contribution.
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Messrs
Taloching & Son
Swanpool
Bugles
R. Balcombe
F Borns
W Dobson
G. Hall
W van J. Tore Gwerhy
Hall
Wo Hay
F. Woreton
Wy Prive
J. Weber
Ri Warnock
Webby
A Gaysley
W. Upton E Knight
J. My Munchon
Murcu
Herbert J. Taylor
M. M‘elroy
J. Everidyt
Wm'elroy
de Horburghy
Brannigan
le Mayshullie
E. O'Callaghan
J. Fiteeiuhow
AV Brown
Fie
Wowell
Dowell
L Dowell
Redding
Mr Powell
Drain Rand
Willson
Yarrawonga Iit
Lawsom
Chey Council
Miwatry
Wool Market Report From Melbourne Sale
The Australian Mercantile and Finance Ltd reports sales resumed in Melbourne with eight week interlude. A 2702 bale (and 2900 bale) catalogue from Riverina and northern Victoria drew strong competition. Prices improved over March closings. top lots fetched high bids and wide distribution across Continental and local buyers.
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Laid and Finance Go Ltd
Melbourne
Riverina
Northen
Victoria
Tnt
Lake
Rivera
Runaidald
Hobbrook
Atbury
Ieannnery
Isiay Bide Aine
Rosebrook
Horgham
TuNanpai Tay
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