St James tennis match and village events update
Local notes report a tennis match at St James between local players and visitors, with teams named including Kvilee and Cereathers. The piece recounts cricket selections, the St James gathering, a flower show, a lodge celebration, nuptial notices, and a Waegnewage excursion, plus a wedding march and reception details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sl. James
St Jaues
St. Dinu
V.A
Colus
Siifavont
Cnet
Flynt
Dane Tine
Roy
Mather
Indy
Monty
Limerick Lee
the Grove
Roger Olen
Churel Moe
Potel
Father Cefuitly
Wangaratta
Sydney
New Zealand
Ty Lemeymoon
North Eastern
Evans
Melbourne
Habitual criminal convicted in Australian court hearing
A long court transcript shows the trial of a habitual criminal before Judge Moule at Urge Benalla Court of General Sessions. The accused faced charges of theft from hotel tills with coins marked in ink and identified by witnesses including Mrs. Horrocks and Constable Piggott, culminating in a guilty verdict and readiness for sentence. The proceedings detail testimonies about coins found, marks, hotel locations, and prior convictions dating back to 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla Court of General Sessions
Jay
Moule
Doh Dillon
Dolkerty
Jaro
Jas
Horn
Win
Abbott
John T. Carroll
Jac. K. Ackerly
Hy. Headland
Prod Gray
Lean
Horevolok
Wan
Nadia
Wolla
Tita Horcocks
Piggott
Wells
Min Gadd
John Dillon
Avenel
Harvest Home
Vel Cain
Leon
Hortotks
Chai
Lill Ab
Fragmentary Trial Transcript of a Prisoner Conviction
A damaged filing records a courtroom scene where the prisoner is found guilty on two charges. The judge sentences imprisonment with labor for twelve months on the first count and six months on the second, noting habitual criminal status and possible further detention at the Governor's pleasure. An application leads to restoration of funds from a fraud blend to the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piggott
Mio
Leon
Conables
Piyiyottam
McLonan
Looney
Horstocks
Adelaide
Fremantle
Colombo
Aden
Port Said
Gibraltar
Plymouth
Permisson
Brtediel
Europe
Pea’ Vrederie White
Wool Sales Report From Melbourne Wool Auction
Wool buyers and sellers gathered in Melbourne for a Monday sale with 8449 lots and strong attendance. Prices held for fine wools with competitive bidding and steady sales, while greasy and inferior crossbreds sold lower. New Zealand agents offered 3600 dates. Overall demand remained active though some descriptions showed softer values, with top price around 112d for Bundy chip fleece from Bendigo and broad participation by Continental and domestic buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Calgary & Co
Thor
Adelaide
New Zealand
Ant! Mercantile ' Agency Co
Prions
Secaradt
Dendliquin
Autralian Merclantile Land and Finance Co
Wollwthnw
Prioge
Tan Shelley
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Ong
Peater
Gio
Sexton
Kong
Inn. Huartette
St. James
Miss Cleary
Concerti
Via
Messrs
Trainor
Wellwood
J. A. Murphy
Parrington
Lighton
Hogan
Cantwell
Grogan
Dwan
Ellerman
J. 'l. Murphy
Dietiman
M. Cleary
Romarla
Burrawa
Winkle
Swinkdene
Measta
L. Corboy
Berndt
Parington
Tinep Bengaworth Betbixo
Trerann
Radcliffe
Chatter Street
Northcote
Clements Tonic Ltd
Clements Tonic
William M. Radcliffe
Petter
Clements
B. Briggs
The
Binalla Jeweler
J. D. Collins
M. E. Taylor
Alzo
Thomson & CO
Are
Dress Coods
Vow
Teimmitige
Lucy
Ginilos
Ehie
Millinery Department
GEO. Ledger's
Bangles
New South Wales
Arthur W. Cleaver
Narromine
N.S.W
Peak Hill
Trangie
Haly
Chris. Stolz
Nowny-street
Benauna, and
Yarrawonea
Bridge Stredat
McPherson & Son
Collins St
Melb
BrExAres Peary
H. T. Gregerson
M.P.S.A
H. Francis & Co
Chemiet
Bridge
Nunn
Benalla
Tellos Hautzinger
R. George
P. O. Royal Mail Steamers
Marseilles
London
Baxzamiy Gancorese
Hesse E. Hiscock
Standard” Office
Nunustrest
State of
Victoria
Avery
Stewart Bransboly
A. W. Bennett
Watchmaker & Optician
Biudge
New
Savings Bank
Mercantile, Land & Finance
South Kensington
Wiliam Street
Te. Ny
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