District News Beechworth Shifts In Local Council Planners
District news reports Abtecouncil meeting on Friday. Dr Warner noted 16020 ratepayers attended the Black Spring area protest against Mr Thorpoon’s council motion. At court several men from Woorages faced charges for burning a fence on a main road. William French pleaded guilty, others did not appear, fines set at £2 plus costs. A Stanley growers’ meeting formed an association with officers Thompson and Vandenberg. Corowa saw a four room weatherboard home destroyed by fire in Albert Street. The Felungi Hand Club plans a carnival on November 12 with a £260 overdraft to fund improvements. Myrtleford reports a half-year profit of £355 7/4 for the butter factory. profits from butter sales, eggs and creams totaled. dividend of 8% proposed. A near-accident occurred near Mounes Ponds when a pig-laden cart caused a fall for Mr Otrrey. Prathbogie notes Presbyterian church construction and a charitable drive for funds. Swanpool directors discuss a new butter factory and church dedication on the 24th. Swanpool tennis postponed. a house flood loss prompts relocation. Tallangatta seeks public works assistance. Wangaratta council deliberates on boundary issues and rabbit-proof fencing. Despatchweirds visitors and a large social gathering with £33 raised.
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Wangaratts
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Springhuret
Byrne
Melbourne
Sonyeyif
Dun Gamah Shire Council Meeting Highlights and Tenders
The Dun gamah shire council met Monday with councilors Stokes Chadwick Whitty Parnell Ford White Wade Mulquamey O'Dea Smyth and Ryan present. Railway permit allows water troughs on certain stations with council funding and meter requirements. Roads budget includes allocations for Cobram Strathmerton Numurkah Tungamah Wilby Yarrawonga and other routes. Notices cover election officer appointments rates totals and tenders for road works including reforming metalling and forming near Lake Rowan Waggarandall Youarang and St James. Transfers of officer staff to Melbourne and Bonwills were announced.
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White
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O'Dea Smyth
Ryan
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Wilby
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Gehoo
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Chang
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Prom Andrew M'Portland
Youarany
Thos. Dwyer
Speteen
Dwyer
Jacob Lucas
Youarang
Bentalla-Tocumiyal
Cngineery Finance
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South-west Riding
Cr Wadeson
Charlton
Kennedy’s
Cr Smyth
Andersol's
Pelly’s
Tennians
Christian's
Lake Rowan
Lake Rowan Township
Ralth
Tennant
A. M'Qualter
M'Lelland
Morphy
M'Laughlin
Jane
Waggarandall
M’lellan
Clark
Howden
Moodie
H. Johns
St Jates
Corowa Show Date Clash Sparks October Show Alteration
A Corowa Y.A. and H Society member urges moving the annual show from August to October to boost displays and receipts. He offers 55 pounds yearly to aid district exhibits, noting Deniliquin shows move to October and warning Victorian Riverina shows may abandon August listings. The council will consider the motion at its next meeting.
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Ita
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Legal Society
Weldate
Labor rally aims to boost ALP support in Benulla
A Labor rally at Bridge and Nunn streets heard ALP reform pledge and urged locals to switch wavement to aid party reconsolidation. Mr Cain and Mr Clin addressed voters, praising wheat pool policy, denouncing press campaigns against Farmers' Union, and urging Labor backers to back education and local industry.
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Parliamey
Usen
Australia
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Finance
Labor Movement
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Lord Northelife
England
Lord Northcliffe
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ALP
Disputed Goods Flows and Rail Talk Stir Australia
A fragment discusses German goods entering Australia via America, notes railway hours and production costs, and questions limits on labor and wool export. It mentions farmers paying higher prices and a speech thanking the audience, with remarks about wool being shipped to other countries.
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Australia
America
New South Yalus
Far West
Cain
Australis
Ain
Victorian Farmers Union meets at Benalla VEUs branch
The Victorian Farmers Union gathered at the Mechanics Institute Benalla on Saturday morning with about 400 delegates and Mes Roe in the chair. Correspondence from the Oye Lj South Progress Association criticized railway actions and called for telephoning facilities from the post office to the station. The group discussed wheat prices, a new Ballarat meeting, and plans to form a daily Advocate with £4000 of shares taken. A motion favored selling stock by live weight and urged broader participation beyond Benalla. The meeting adjourned after assigning task to the president and secretary.
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Veus
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Railways
Union
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Ordur
Yenmawonga
Carlyle
Jomuggin
Indies
Guppy
Beballa High School Sports Meet Ends Early at Public Gardens
The Beballa High School athletic meeting held in the Public Gardens on Saturday faced rain and a heavy shower, forcing completion of events at the school ground later in the week. Despite poor attendance, staff and volunteers organized a well run program with competitive races and field events, led by J Grainger and W Laird among others.
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J. Moodle
W. Laird
Dunlop
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R. Gregerson
A. Laird
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Roe
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Rupert
Ledger
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Géain
Rearden
Laird
Gardnur
Be Castles
Fisher
Alaaird
J. Bradshiaw
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Jantar Shempenshin Gregerson Lyne
Bill Aims At Local Government Reforms And Council Powers
A draft bill presented by Mr. Lawson to the Legislative Assembly seeks to empower shire councils to pay traveling expenses for councillors attending meetings, set limits on per meeting travel distances, allow councils to borrow and set up funds, and enable temporary by laws for care in temporary residential centres. It covers quorum rules, voting rights for shareholder councillors, and exemptions from rates for veterans clubs. The bill also addresses road, drainage, and street works, with provisions on interest for delayed payments and allowances for urgent municipal needs.
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She Couc
Webbing Allen Conway wed at St Josephs Ryman
A pretty wedding took place at St Josephs Ryman Catholic with Allen Conway of Thoons and El sis Conway of Bunget as bride and dow. The bride wore a white Jersey silk dress with veil and bouquet of lilies. Gracie Sammon placed a satin horseshoe on her arm as she left the church. Angie Bergin served as bridesmaid and Thomas Conway gave away the bride. After the ceremony the party dined at Weatherill's hall and then the couple left for Melbourne in a navy twill suit and matching hat.
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Father O'Reilly
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GW. Allen
Thoons
Mins Elsit Conway
Thoms Conway
Gracie Sammon
Peice
Angie Bergin
Youngman
Butter Grading Rules Change in Commonwealth Gazette
Notification reports repeal of export butter regulations and introduction of new rules requiring Customs grading. Butter must be graded by an officer with points for aroma 50, texture and condition 20, approved grades range from 92 to 100 for first grade down to below 82 for pastry butter. Marks of quality other than the official grade are not allowed.
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Commonwealth
London beef price report stirs debate in Queensland
The minister for lands and the export superintendent release a statement reacting to a published report that Queensland beef sold in London at 24d per cwt. The department questions the report as misleading and notes future supply expectations, with higher prices anticipated as winter begins. A separate note cites discrepancies between Kidman’s 24d claim and cabled quotations showing improved beef prices in London.
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Mx K. Crowe
Queensland
London
Arthur Kid
Wai
Evyland
Kidman
Benalla Broken River Hotel announces new management
A. J. Allen declares he has resumed control of the well known Broken River Hotel in Benalla. The premises have been renovated and furnished, promising to meet public needs and invite patronage from old friends and new. Stan Ferris and Eddy Good will handle car service and maintenance, with electrical work led by Holy Good and Stan Ferris backing him.
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