Late Queen Alexandra Commemoration Service Planned
Telegraphic news from Hourne reports a royal commemorative service for Queen Alexandra to be held at St Paul Piedra de Governor-General with Governor-General and federation parliament representatives, plus armed forces represented. other items include price regulation debate in the Legislative Assembly, migration talks, and noting Bendigo races results with multiple horse names and odds.
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Alexandra
Alexandry
St. Paul Piedra de
Sune
Navy
Amt
Air
A Standout Bond and Probation Case Heard at Hemilla Court
At Hemilla Court Judge Notley Moore presided over a case involving Gey Briges, who faced a November conviction for instigating a disturbance and was sentenced to fourteen days’ imprisonment, then placed on probation for good behavior. The proceedings covered resentencing options, a pledge to abstain from alcohol, and an adjournment for twelve months to prove improved conduct.
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Briges
Hemilla
P.M. Williams
Tate
Brigés
Jfiges
Ste. Hy
Notley
Inaugh
Phin Fadt
Canon Herring
Hey Moore
Home
Herring
Mr. Wade
Notley Moore
Amity
Syol
Benalla Football Club seeks funds at annual meeting
A Benalla Football Club meeting held at Noonan's Commercial Hotel on Wadnesdas evening lists attendees including president How and others. The secretary read receipts and expenditure figures for 1904 with donations, subscriptions, and costs outlined. discussion of a forthcoming annual event, committee roles, and a tribute to late member Mrs J. Headland.
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Noonan
Wadnesdas
Mesnrs How
A. Blew Rawson
W. Noonan
St Bourke
Roach
Wranels
G Noonam
Hales
Murray
Secentary
Bakahor
Merrikes
Trudtiers
Mc. Noonan
Bourke
Joe Heeelpes
Iuellind
Howie
Hearel
J. Headiuid
Uls
Lane Alysia Biewierhniedt
Keanvis
Vieti
Inten
Worrett
Quirk
Miss Dalton
Bo Folly Mo Kineres
Wits
Baddaginnie
Teicher
Quick
Sporting Notes From a Busy Weekend
Sporting Notes recounts a busy weekend with sailing races won by Morris and teammates at Burred, tennis results from Devenish versus Goorimbut Mist, and club elections. It notes crowded attendance, committee appointments led by Caton Herchis, Miles, and others, and plans for a doubles tournament and court upkeep.
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St. Junes
Mim
Hever
M. Nichobson
Modipine
Wilsou
Mischis Qin
Maloney
Nicholson
Alpine
Wilson Shis
Ad Mbesen
Aiad Quinn
Isou
B. Beer
Myles
H. Davis
We Grabiger
O'Cobfiny
Corumalitee
Tor
Tor Schootenlidren. At Fy Sibs Nrct. Raekitige — Anragensiuts Svorn
Loewil
Mpeisie Swine Heed Tne Satieday
Hegson
Responsibility of Motorists in Cattle Collision Case
A Benalla court heard A J Croxford versus J Ramage over a September cattle strike on a Melbourne road near Badisinny. Ramage testified he lost control and hit cattle, with witnesses noting vehicle speed around 10 to 12 miles per hour and unclear whip use. The magistrate found possible contributory negligence but upheld Ramage’s fuller responsibility, convicting him with a £4 fine and 14 days stay of sentence.
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Melbourne
Baddisinnie
Edie Haysight
Randige
Melton Arivek
Wit Hess Wissworn
Ani
le Feibell
Ramage
Winage
Meoxford
Tiare
Tome
Croxford
Dosser
Uroxford
Sims
Lome
Akai
Seidine
Ooiti
Algo Blumttig
P.M
Sie
Public letter on football ground funds and general misapprehension
A reader signs as P. Lewes and writes that the Butter Club has not secured clear support for the £300 effort to enclose the oval for cricket and tennis. The note blames misunderstandings and calls out alleged general miseducation that worsened last Saturday’s misadventure with ground conditions and weather.
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Leet
oMaira
P. Lewees
Exams Criticized Over Standards and Paper Difficulty
Local letters argue that the Merit and Quality examinations defining certificates are misjudged. Teachers and pupils unite in concern that mathematics papers are unfairly hard and widen gaps in grading. The writer urges a fairer approach and more reasonable tests for grade outcomes.
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Weis
Upcoming Local Recitals and Church Bazaar Events
Community notices list events around late November and December. Holy Trinity Church hosts a meadow fete featuring Starling Handley Henle Gin Club. Band recitals are set for Sunday November 21 at Ronnton and Sunday December 6 at Swunpodl. Local readers are urged to attend these cultural gatherings.
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Holy Trinity Church
Meadow Bete
Starling Handley
Henle Gin
Pietres
Benatin
Ronntn
Swunpodl
New Lima Lodge Forms Junior Tent In Fraternal Meeting
A Lind South Hall gathering on Friday dust 2010 marked the opening of a junior Rechabite tent under the Light of Winac banner. Officers were elected and installed, with Sister Alice Holliday and Dr. Brien among leaders, as the assembly praised the temperance aims and planned a conference at Avenel next year.
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Lima South
Lin South Hall
Wimac
Ghinake Iki
Wavine
Deebe aueIbers
Austral
St Ward
Grace Volbday
Tris Williams
Levi
Wittiss
Enneth Wiliams
Erle Pullitay
Alyto Williams
Kno. A. Shaw
Avenel
Tome Joling
Swanpool
Wilihins
Vito
Shaw
Bro Alg
Evans
Light of Linke
Dent
Brian
Mollins
W. Williams
District News and Notes from Goorambat
District notes detail a community meeting at Goomalibee with long-serving secretary positions discussed. Cooper and others are named in leadership changes as residents address club finances, social events, and upcoming community duties.
Benalla Pig Market Report From Tornpull and Co
Tornpull and Co report on the Benalla pig market at the Tensttn Corporation Jordan last Tuesday the 24th with prices for hogs and slips listed in pounds shillings and pence. Many entries appear garbled but show varied values and quantities across several buyers including Parkers and local sellers.
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Wilts
Tornpull & Co
Tensttn Corporation
Jordan
Peices Tor Tiwon
Uckers
Slobes
Tiveon
Presentation to Mr H Pye at Dookie 1944 honors wheat work
The Sidld Day event at Cookie Gol jege in 1944 saw a substantial testimonial presented to Me Hugh Pye for services to wheat growers and farmers. Officials and numerous society presidents attended, with Dr. Ross presenting the certificate and Mr Pye praising the recognition of his world renowned breeding work.
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Cookie Gol Jege
Hugh Pye
Heneral
Commonwealth
Wena Centre
Wn. J
MLA
Lye
Ross
Nro Seteny
Turtiuks
Witt
W. C.F. Thomas
Vierrly Flour Millers Association
Geo
Yorlek Club
Aleury
Benulla AW & B
Sovietys Les
Harry Valse
Yarrrawongna & 1 Society
Kobe
Byasi
Su Nivel
Gouldure Valley
Iminy
Tonguie A, & P
Torils
Ventural
Benalla Live Stock Markets Report Heavy Yarding and Prices
Victorian producers and co operative traders report the Benalla market yarded heavily with pigs, while other stock was light. Fat sheep and lambs showed firm demand with prices improving. store sheep and crossbreds sold to grazers. Cattle yarding was light but prices rose for prime bullocks and cows. licenses granted for agents and produce movements noted.
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Co-Op, Coy, Ltd
UxhUy
We Corporation
Yirds
Benatla
Bunsiay Bist
Deason
Puyol
Pat Cartle
Huying
Wawil
RESO Train the Trusty Guests at Dookley College Visit
Alan Gaine von and Li express gratitude for Welcoming party and warm hospitality. They acknowledge local care, reflect on friendships, and urge joint effort to promote district progress and understanding.
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Alan Gaine von
LI Dureau
Chaltain
Lievenish
Dookley College
Escur Stita
Forty Years Ago in Benallo Street Barracks Donation stir
Forty years ago a Salvation Army project on Benallo Street received a £50 donation for a barracks. The article notes lost children found sheltered in a hut after rain and a later record of agricultural college reestablishment talk in Dookle. A prize event at Roe Vuckon featured a three-man contest with Buckeye first. Vermin and pest cases led to court actions, including fines and adjournments for derelict riders and related offenses.
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Mr.tuber Blackburne
Ee Hyun
Salvation Army
Benallo Street
Ete Sis Ciagents
Honaut Court
VY Willing
Tully
J. Weaver
Gillure
Dookle
Windsue
Miokona
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Sully
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Margaret Wilcox
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