District News From Beechworth and Surrounds
Insolvency cases note local business troubles in Beechworth area. Death of Mrs Wildemar Dyrtag at Tallangatta aged years after paralytic strokes. daughter delayed by train. Dookie school transfer of P. E. Smythe to Watsons Creek. sale of Chateau Dookie horses realises £95. Community events include at home for minister, church dedications, and local council disputes with roads and fines.
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Tallangatta
Mra
Wildemar Dyrtag
I Mra Waa Niuab
Hax
Murmy
P. E. Smythe
Yabba South
Watson's Cresk School
Benalla Water Trust Holds Meeting on Extend mains and Finances
The Benalla Waterworks Trust met at the Municipal Chamber with Commissioners Kurtz Taylor and M'Pherson present. They discussed plans and specifications for a main extension along M'Kellar Airend Benalla, funding from revenue, and tender arrangements. The secretary noted the trust account stood at £605 8s with rate collection of £142 14s 6d since last meeting. Tenders for timber and extension works were reviewed, and the rate for the coming year was set with J. Fr. Clark appointed to collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Rebbecht
Wits
Rhodes
Rebbechi
Lown
Railway Department
Pal
Frewood
Brown
Jas
Knox
P. Rabbechi
J. R. Clark
Permonsa
Wright
Taylor
J. FR. Clark
M'Pholson
Wargock
F. Scholex
Witt’s
J. Jenkins and Son
Golden Fruits patent medicine ad from Collins Street
An old patent medicine promotion touts Golden Frutes as a painless purifying cure for constipation indigestion and liver issues. It claims doctors praise it and that it benefits pains from rheumatism lumbago gout and Bright's disease. Sold for $1.25 a bottle at 317 Collins Street.
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Gene Fauve
Bright
A Trip Around Tas Mania Opens in Lamerton to Launceston
A travel narrative describes a four person party boarding a train from Hobart to Launceston and Lamerton, passing through tunnels and stations as the journey unfolds. They describe returning to Launceston, staying at the Explanady hotel, and provide impressions of the city’s hills, river Trinity, Tamar Street, Albert Hall, offices, the public library, Princes Square, and local parks with fountains and zoological displays. The piece highlights hospitality, scenic views, and civic landmarks encountered during the Tasmanian excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowramin
Lamereton
Niles
Boyn
Kkhakt
Igor
Launceston
Explanady
Laungeston
Tamar
Tamar-Street
Abe
Granson Jana Jovely
Albert-hall
Tomar-streat
Brisbanet
Australia
Charles-street
Princes Square
Bandaares
Kafora
Patea
A Tasmanian Premise of Gardens and Sunshine
The passage describes quaint dwellings perched on high mounds with roman tole steps and ivy, surrounded by expansive flower gardens. Tasmanian landscapes feature sunflowers and colorful owars, as visitors admire a mid January scene. The author notes a wet, wintry morning breaking the summer illusion, ending with a pause to reflect at a Launceston hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housas
Allardes
Babndes
Januwey
Launceston
Examination in Insolvency Before Judge Molesworth Melbourne
In Melbourne on Thursday an insolvency examination of Frederick Magee, a Benalla hairdresser, tobacconist, was held. Magee admitted filing his schedule late, owed £127, had no assets, and named several creditors for tobacco and cigars. He had bought the business in 1901 with his wife’s money, and earlier faced a county court judgment. He transferred movable property to his wife to shield creditors, claiming it was to protect others. the court pressed for explanations. The examination adjourned to 28 November with Magee ordered to file accounts.
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Eurda
F. Wadouat
Balmattum
Down
Higue Creek
J. Bollesrs
Burna
Dean
Bollesrs
Longwood
Burrowes
Euroashire Council
Messini
Rnad
Court of Pélly Seasions
Wie Boneh
Eacles
M‘farlane
Euroa
John Elgin
Ahildren
Kuroa
J. Tr. | Brown
Mib
Mallee
Cnn
Strathbogie
Molesworth
Tosalvency
Melbourne
Frederick Magee
Benalla
Woolf
Balmer
Hickford and
A. Harcin & Co
Jd. E. Hunt
Alfred Grons and Co
The
States Tobacco Company
Francis Longmore
Otobi
A. B. O'Loughlin
Lin
Witness
Tany Coastal
Harris
Costa
Harta
Mr. Woolf
Barris
Doan's Ointment touted for eczema relief cure
An advertisement claims Doan's Ointment cures eczema and skin irritations, citing a Benalla resident Bonialte Citedzen and a boy cured from two years of eczema after using the product. It promotes two or three pots as often enough for chronic cases and lists Foster Medical Co. Sydney as supplier.
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Min F. Mackerell
Bridge
Benalls Sya
Benalla
Doan
Dony
Bay
Dean
Foster
Sydney Nsw
Wool Trade Report From Melbourne and Victoria Markets
Wool and Co report Melbourne and Victoria markets with high grade merino bales and crossbred lots. Traders note strong demand for fine and medium wool types while prices firm or improving. Jumbled text mentions Western Victoria, Melon Recorld, and Friday sales as a context for improved values and market confidence.
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Gure
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Orlon Stoves
Warldelt's
Bonedust Lipp
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New Zealand
J. W. Hill
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O'Keeffe
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Paty
Exelon
al Trial Wanhood
Aestuba & ML. O'Kee
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Frederick A. Bird
Watts
Turnbull
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Davi AckLaNn
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A. Miller & Co
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