Tatong Railway Tramways discussed for 18 mile tram route
A Friday meeting of Tatong riding representatives and Boualin Railway officials reviewed a proposed tramway from Datong to Toombullip via Costello's Lane toward a wawmill, with a second possible branch to Howes' mill. Estimates covered costs, funding from Tramway Trust Funds, and potential government support. The group debated a single line or dual tramways, weighing bridging and alignment details for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro. Smith
Dallas
Tatong
Mosars
Minogus
I. Clarke
Hil Aod Coghill
Boualin
Medhor
Datong
Nto
Toombullip
Costello's Lane
Wawmill
Crp
Dent
Beaulien
Cunningham
W. C Willismns
Aftewnyray
Howes’ Mill
Warren
Minogue
Klewin
Lin
Hedlande
Eitran
Thowrpson
Poe
Bata
Arachyrins Mall
Baron
Datttads
The Hatters Council Tramway Consideration Report
The Railways Standing Committee reported on tramway construction and railway plans. They estimated 10 miles of tramway over level terrain with costs around £120 per mile, upkeep £100 yearly, interest 10 percent, and fund needs totaling about £1210. The committee offered no firm recommendation but deemed the matter worthy of consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sob
Fe Abovu
Shire Council
Orday
Meri
Bia Jadiciae
Gna
Via Deube
Meeting discussion on tramway loan committee report
A council committee considered a tramway loan report with figures deemed unreliable. An expert would be available for further assessment while Provident and several officials discussed the informal nature of the shooting and the need for formal consideration and a future recommendation.
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Minogue
Mmne
Toorour
Provident
Einhat
Wax Neaived
Cra Sadler Cunningham
Cook
Peters
Presi
Dent
Linn South bridge dispute with Howalla Shire Council
A lengthy meeting reopens the dispute between Mr. W C L Williams and the Howalla Shire Council over the Linn South bridge. Critics condemn the timber structure as shoddy and unsafe, noting the engineer and clerk of works failed to prevent poor workmanship. The council questions completion and costs, while the contractor defends the work.
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W CL Williams
Howalla
Linn
South Bridge
Cunningham
Williams
Lee
Burnie
Will
Government Engineer Report on Lint South Bridge Work
A government engineer reports on the Ling South bridge project, noting flood risks, abutment and pier conditions, timber tests, and water flow provisions. He cites deviations from specifications, suggests residents' partial compliance, and endorses completing work per departmental conditions. A Progress Association letter urges council to fund and finish the bridge and fencing.
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Fe Vupminead
Mbeteig
Ue Shire
Tourspan
Tome Dopug
Bee
Williams
Wenside
Hulk
Lima
Carlied
Harvison
Cricked Match at St Lane Oval Ends in Visitors Victory
The St lanes oval hosted a cricket clash last Saturday where visitors won by 1d runs after a lively innings. Key contributions came from Ellerman, Polly, Cleary, and Hooper with notable bowling by Baird and Cleary, as Oakhamba and Cameron supported the attack. a separate Wangarawa match saw a late innings rally but ended in a draw at Oxley.
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Goorssmay v. Sr. Tances
St Lanes Oval
Houre Bwai
Ellerman
Davis
Goorambat
Tom
Joo
Polly Epetwl
Polly
Cambro
Filertas
Cawerod
Addin Lie
Cleary
Groviuibat
Polly Bros
Killue
Halladden
Sickat
Kilie
Hosper
Hooper
Jon
Pally
Daaiutos
Asis
Dior
Thornburn
Pelly
Clearyy
Konnadly
Pet
Ae Evans
Lolal
Rowling —Hall
Rane
Baird
Closry
Hokamba
Bitar
Polly O Ellin
Qameran
Hala
Polly Hall
Polly Eye Trowin
Cs Davis
Cameron
Hoopiix
Rae
M. Cleary
Dice
Evans
B Cameron
Bosed Mobout
Bonilla
Lake Rawat
Flaxgranves
Smith
Marehull
Lawa
Lowe Thien
Sutherland Tia
Brown
Hovila
Josten
St. Towephi's
St Andrew's
Trown
Jacke
Ape Walker
George
Say
Bortrop
Mirkunsin
Hirst
Hainse
Paingill
Milan
Munitery
Marthanik Phillips
Wangarawa Witd Milans
Yowan Toauk
Oxley
Puttihir
Loka
Mikes
Nulan
Sadler
Pensions, trials, and accidents across Victoria and beyond
The report lists varied items from pensions payable under a scheme to a 73 ton trial ship aimed at Europe. It notes a sprint and pursuit race in Africa won by Aimst, discovery of gold on Albury common, butter exports from Victora, and a range of local incidents from a man found with a thrust cut to sheep-kicking injuries. Several sentences cover accidents, weather damage to crops, star thistle eradication prizes, a death at Somerville, a suicide note at Bringagee, fines for goose shooting, a child injured on railways, and plans for a milk pasteurisation factory at Bacchus Marsh with a seven-year milk supply agreement.
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Hay
Sycicultues
Yran Butler
Europe
South
Afcies
F. Verster
Albury Common
Wilus
Valaud
Avondale
Thy Rock
Shed Hinds
Ant
Ian
Henty
Frank Hollings
Victori
Wallandoul
Stabium
AL the
Manafinld Police
Cy Johnon
Myindample
Mio
Ernest Ingram
Kinglake
Sud
Rovant
Wague
Prine
Avonshire Council
John Smith
Wallan
Smith
Charles Vau
Somer [Ville
Samuel Cary
Shearer
Bringagee Station
Nevns
Omoe
M‘nataara
Ron
Louis Spohr
Mount Gambier
Bacchus Marsh
Inn
Lost apple tree robbery at Aberdare house alarmed village
A muddled tale recalls an Aberdare manor where a powerfully resentful master, aided by a threatening butler, confronts a thief by laying a trap in a lost apple tree. A shot rings out, a body falls, and the master’s scheme triggers fear, cover ups, and revelations about a long hidden secret.
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Wien
Alershire
Aberdare
Hector
Flint
Learn to economise time and steady toil tale
A moral on time management urges constant industry over procrastination. It cautions that wealth, health, and knowledge come from steady, unremitting effort, while wasted time erodes opportunity. The text links youth discipline to future achievement and emphasizes valuing every moment.
Poverty for Principle in London Poorhouse Tale
A fragment describes a man who gives away wealth for principle at a London lodging house for the humble. He pledges much of his income to charitable causes and friends, then faces ruin as misfortune erodes earnings and his pledges ruin him, highlighting the strain of unpaid debts and voluntary poverty.
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London
Fragmented tale of a bishop and a beggar’s gift
A distorted account tells of a bishop who, while walking in a town, is accosted by a woman asking for a mile. The bishop pockets a coin and gives it to her, then thanks her for her kindness and suggests she need not be precise about the time.
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Generoslty
Neaven
Success in Life and the Begining of Achievement
An eminent Scottish figure explains his method for success. He says he considers if a task is practical before starting. If practicable, he applies full effort and does not stop until the work is complete, attributing his success to this rule.
Noted Hardship and Tragedy Across the Weeks
A mix of stray phrases reports financial figures from July to October with a rent increase of £135,706 in four months, a world champion sculler Dick Avaat arriving in Hobart, and a string of accidents and calamities including a man found dead near Sandgate with a gun nearby, a collapsed horse carriage injuring Mrs. ODonoghue, and fleeting weather related disease and caterpillar damage. the fragmentary prose weaves through unrelated local items and notable names without clear unity.
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Avaat
Hobart
Avast
Lawlost
Barry
Brishance
Sandgate Yond
Animala
PT. O'Donoghy
Garfield
Eho
Wen
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Dhata
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Phil
Choy
Anlir
Aine A
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Totus
Qaghill
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Ivan
Vecsey Varixarium
Linden Court
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Poverty
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Bridge Street
Lewis & CO
Are
John Clark
Wut Bowl of Works
Melbourne
Nunn Street
Benells Tinsmith
TN Clarks
Dream Clark
Clark
We. Unyip
Sethaiirin
John Cooper & Sons
Elizabeth Ats
Oppo
Beecham
Nalla Pharmacy
H. T. Gregerson
M.P.S
Tate
H. Frauue
Homan Humanes
G. Norton
Baddaginnie
AL M‘nighelson
Patcon Ape
Nortons
Warrenbayne
Boho
Goomalibes
Violettown
Norton
Sowon
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MD Tearal
Giatiot
Taormina Statases
Gaylite
Satelite
Dar
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Caltepe Culba
Bonalla
E. H. Gannell
Glenrow An
Agricultural College
Knight OF Waiht
New Zealand
Rainy
Walnut
Eire
K.T
New
Kelso
the Royal
Manchester
Gggrandsire
Lavernesd
Geewrandaire
Sir Walter Scott
Highland and Agricultural. Society
Damphries
Premi
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Knight of Wathi
Dai Dolly
Quality Kang
Sel Ha Price
Anedin
Dunedin
Wid Trion
Sears
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Young Banker
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Hiewke's Bay
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Wanganui
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Taranaki
Manawatu
Wangan
Hawara
Masons Uns
J. P. Ormond
Lady Glen
Armers
Nmbric
R. Ledger
Uke Hamjison
Alliance Fire Insurance
Addr Nunn “Steet, Benalla
J. McCalmont
Syaupsl
Crosbie
THE
Ballarat
Els Executors.& Agency CO
Orvick
Camp Street
John Machood
Bag
Charm
J. Y. McDonald
Ml.o
Yk Hernan
Asg
J.P. de
Robert Scott
Ges
Tous Glasses
Bananar
Exccurons Avency Co
John Glasson
Moone
Benalla and Dist
England
Lister
oLon
A. S. Maude
Henry E. Hiscock
Benjamin Guscofpue
Standard’s Office
Nunnstreet Senalla
Vistoraia
Paris Cie
He,l
Victor Say
Nowe Agent & Seedsman
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