Proposed Military Band Gains Local Backing At Benalla Meeting
A Benalla gathering at the Awall 3 ign Institute discussed reforming a military band linked to the Light Horse. Speakers outlined costs, uniforms, and parade duties with consideration of a government grant. members would sign for three years and could advance to commissioned ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awall
Ign Institute
Nechatiea
Ititary
Martia Ino
Ainechait
Liebtepante Stancou Pietgore
Clement
Crs
J M‘phoreon
Walker
Fish & Representative Gathering
Sue Andoa
Light Horse
Campa
Bain
Victoria
Benalla
Beechworth
Pleasants
Queensland
Shire Council
Clements
Liaut
Moore
Light
Standish
Yarrawonga
Benalls
L. Jordan
Fau
H. Blackburne
Laut. Moore
H. M. Blackburne
Chaierann
Air
Geo. Blackburne
Standigh
Band to Join Up for Military Style Expansion
The chairman stated they could gain if they joined and 120 members were possible. Dr. Walker cited a past military band profit, suggested public confidence in a military band, and noted subscriptions. Questions clarified minimum ten members, eight drills, uniform costs around £5, and potential refund of uniforms for promoted members. Some details on joining timelines and a follow-up meeting were offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Low Tung
Cunningham
Clements
Bonalla
Holy Trinity Church Annual Meeting Decides Budget and Officers
The Holy Trinity Church annual parish meeting at the Parish hall, chaired by Rev W Parkes, approved last year’s balance sheet showing receipts of 684 9 11 and expenditures of 684 9 11 with a 32 deficit. They elected eight vestrymen, two churchwardens, and praised donor support for the new belfry while noting debt reductions and planned repairs including the vicarage and hall improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
W. Parkes
Clio
L. D. Gibson
Parkes
Lusignan
Gibson
Ityas
Baker
Mosara
Leak
Ledger
Messra
Vestrymor
Movars
Maude
Kurtzmann
Rosselle
Chapel of Ease
Bonalla
Beechworth
District News and Notes from Shepparton and Surrounds
The report covers clergy transfers with a gift, the death and funeral of farmer H. Doherty, road work critiques and civic actions at Rodney and Shepparton councils, rabbit control efforts, and a new engineer appointment. It also details Stewarton farmer meetings on water supply, a Sey mour boy severely injured by a air rifle, a serious fire injuring a child and rescuers, a blood poisoning case from a scratch, and a bicycle accident near Wangaratta with severe injuries. plus Badaginnie livery stables accident and a runaway horse incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn Valley
H. Doherty
Shepparton
C. F. Davis
Doherty
Mooroopna Hospital
Rodney
Camp
Mooroopna
Mosars
M‘kenzie
Graham
M.L.A
Wilson
Tatura
Seymour
Bert M‘intosh
Packapunyal
C. G. Fiteerald
James Holes
Wangaratta
Hendersons
M‘gormick
McOrmick
Jill, Harriott Tippett
T. Mason
Nig Nalls
S Vary Durious
Swan-road
Trippett
J. Yoxall
Wangaratta Hopital
M'Card
Heavy losses in milking herd and various district notes
Mr P Williams of Orange Grove Warrenbayne reports a 70 percent milk cow loss due to dry autumn and feed shortage, warning of further losses if grain growth does not improve. Thoona reports Charles Whitechurch injured carrying rabbits, with slow hand recovery. Mrs Jno Baker of Springhurst dies, leaving two children. family and friends mourn. A social welcome for Archie and Mrs Evans at Linda East ends with thanks. Benjamin La Roche fined for being on Mr Mackay’s premises as a rogue and vagabond. Violet Town notes a girl’s arm fracture from a pony ride, the third such injury. Yarrawonga’s stock sales see light cattle and sheep, with bread prices rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Williams
Con
Orange Grove
Warrenbayne
Thoona
Chas. Whitechurch
Whitechurch
Jno, Baker
Springhurst
Wangaratta
Baker
Jno
Griffiths
Kialla West
Sprluphun
Baker Leven
Empire Day Celebrations at Ryan's Creek and Surrounding Schools
Empire Day was celebrated at Ryan's Creek and nearby schools with assemblies, flag raising, and speeches about the British Empire. Children enjoyed picnics, lollies, races, and marching drills, followed by tea and singing God Save the King. Local parents and friends attended at Upper Ryan's Creek, St James, and Devenish, with teachers stressing duties to the empire and the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan's Creek
Dallas
Upper Ryan's Creek
Lima East
Cyril Evans
Devenish
Empire Day
Sanders
YL. McAllum
Empire
Commonwealth
Swadurglas
Indien
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Hiscock
Mears
Wharton
Humphries
Li Wassleo
Uinta Lottar
Mr. His
D. Gaffey
Myrtleford
Sheppartam
Blair M'Kay
Unt
Stewarton
Currana
Dookie
Jos. Hay
Nillahcootivgo
Broken Sea
Nilahcnotie
Nilishcootje
Mondlay
Stewart
Mawes
Inco
Naissith
Maxtor Los
Lalien
Chi
Mark Evang
Linda East
Archie
Peterson
Church of England
Apecel
la Roche
Violet Town
Tablouelt 1
Devlin
John Devlin
Morrey
A. Miller & Co’s
Bridge & Carrier Sts
Ladies’ Coats
Chester
Hell
Hell Woking
Laulien
Alvo
Outaire
Ile Dior
Lloxe
A. Miller and CO
Davies
Frente
Os Ld
Goa
OO &O
Ravi
Chile
Cain Hinal
Cadimere
Childtien
Aatys
Euuede
Raady Bowear
the Big Store
Strong
Bours
G. H. Strong
W. 4. Jackson
Merchant Tahun
Bridge Street
Firm Staten
Tobacco & Cigarettes
Jan the Gees
Baie
Sheniaelven
Ures Bras
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