Federal federation forecast and plague concern in Melbourne
From Melbourne a correspondent reports that federal supporters expect victory by one vote after Dr Tar Page signs on. Dr Campscn, Health Director, warns of a bubonic plague epidemic possible next March or April. he notes no sign the attempted preventive inspections would have stopped the spread so far. The epidemic is more serious than people realize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
GDF
Tar Page
Dro Camps.cn
Federal Lairector of Health
Linivng
Economic Situation Address By Employers Federation Leader
Mr T Ashworth, president of the Employers Federation, warned at the annual meeting that confidence and credit tied to elastic paper money kept people living beyond their means. He cited slack effort, wasteful methods, price motion, and extravagant consumption. He blamed Commonwealth Government extravagance and foresight lacking. The imports undercut locally made goods and while demand for exports remained high, inflated production costs caused trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ashworth
Employers’ Federation
Hospital Sunday fund expected to pass in county
Ac Me Turner, secretary of the hospital Sunday fund, predicts that the $2250 goal for the hospitals will be passed. The fundraiser aims to support hospital care services and equipment. Municipal leaders support the drive as a community health effort.
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Hospital Sunday
ME Turner
Hospital Sunday Fund
Bookmakers Oppose New Tax on Betting Tickets
A deputation of bookmakers protested to State Treasurer Mr M Pherson against a proposed tax on betting tickets. They warned it would drive many bookmakers from the game. Pherson offered a non-committal reply and said he would amend the bill if a fairer proposal could be suggested. The New Settlers League announces its first interstate congress to be opened tomorrow by the Governor General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Pherson
Eame
Mphierson
Ward
NEW Settlers! League
Ffst iner-State Congress of the
New Settlers’ League
Genecal
Bain
Geo
Crawford
Jas
Knox
A. Currie
A. G
Evans
F HY
Barnes
E. Ryan
T Price
Sadlere
Gidney
Clark
Ben Bilisy
PL Cleary
Conk
Kemp
Heywood
Nish
M.Y Cowan
A. Harrison
Cleary
Ceaney
J. Jackson
Miss Hunt
Mothe
Jim
Wits
A. Shanley
A. Hemjiys
Benalla
Wangaratta
Clarke
Eshibelor
Avs Figi
A. Mavrisoi
Ming
Chas
Bainford
G. Gregirson
Moey
Melbourne Market Report Attracts Broad Prices
Melbourne markets today show mixed prices across staples with barley and Cape goods noted. English and Cape offerings steady for trade, potatoes listed at £4 10, onions £4 15, with some readings around 2/6 to 4/8 and other barley quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Htowine
Torday
Benalla Society Council Reviews Show Finances and Issues
The Benalla Agricultural and Pastoral Society council met at the Municipal Chambers with president W. N. Standish and members present. Discussions covered show ticket revenue, expenses, storms, excess costs, and compliance with Health Act registration, along with correspondence from Bundaberg Show and Wagga Society and concerns over local Maud Street closure and vehicle traffic at the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bénalla Agricultural Itd Pastoral Society Council
Inez
Messrs
W. Nf. Standish
Fl J. Gu Hand
W. C Bar
Scholes
F. Baines
A. Hea~ Fey
BE. Evans
P. Gatiney
W. J Ginnivan
Cleais
Mary D. Smith
Jas. Knox
V. Clarke
A Cowan
Turnbull and Husand
Bundaberg
Department of Lands
Maudstreet
Wrnter
Sretary
Sage Council
Knox
W. L. Adams
N. Derring
G. H. Maniilton
Wagga Society
Auegust
Wat Corona
Health Department
Wade
la Erinrcreer
Fhe
Ndarge
Phe -Pyeadeht
Tye Tval
Heaney
Community meeting discusses overdraft and life memberships
A local gathering debated wiping an overdraft and raising up to 100 new members with a 50 to 100 member target. Proposal for life member badges and officer canvassing was considered, plus a protest over a prize for a rider and concerns about prize funding and eligibility.
Obituary Notices for Martin Ryan and Others in Benalla
Obituary notes report the death of Martin Ryan aged 47, a former Stewarton athlete, after illness and hospital care in Melbourne and Benalla. He is survived by sisters J Quinn and J Berger and brothers Michael and William Ryat, with interment at Wevenish cemetery. Additional notices honor Thomas B. Farhall, former Ovens Benevolent secretary, and J. J. Mallett, a Strathbogie district resident, both recalled for local service and family ties. The reports mention prior health issues, wartime injury, and community roles across Benalla, Stewarton, and Geelong.
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Martin Ryan
Tle Ale
Anieeris Yeimep
Melbourne
J.J. Quinn
New South Wales
Nini
Ge~nalla
Jassy
Carvierst
Oid
John Dumpsey
Stwarton
Stewarton
Benalle Gymnasium
J. J
Onin Ald Aspinall
Nsw
J. Berger
Benalla
Michael and
Willigan Ryat
Blains
Thos. B. Farhall
Benallt
Echworth
Thomas B. Faxhall
Ovens
Karhull
Benalla Wood
Beechworth
Willian
Stredwick
Barhall
Memorial Tablet Unveiled In Benalla For Mary Walter
In a large service led by His Lordship Bishop, a brass memorial tablet was unveiled at Holy Trinity Church Benalla in memory of late Mary Harriet Walter, longtime organist. The event honored her 30 years of service and influence, with hymns and a meditation on duty, faith, and the example she set for parishioners and choir.
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Loune
Walter
Ida
Tollamas
Mary
Harriet Walter
Holy ‘Trinity Cinreh
Benalla
Gree
Flar
Benulla
Danio
Kingdom of
Gurails
Wwe
Mary Patriett Walter
Honorig
Netall
Sisié Lid
Hein Chojramas
Jean
Geil
Titsie
Pias
Opening Ceremonies At The Postponed Shivitky Day
The article recounts the delayed opening ceremonies held on a Saturday under poor weather. It notes performances by Wood in September, a lively program with bowling, field events, and a reception led by Mr J Hiri and Mrs Nish. The piece highlights hospitality by the hosts and mentions the involvement of President Mrs Clark and the committee, along with remarks on athletic and social activities. The tone preserves a historic, ceremonial mood with details of attendees, speakers, and the overall festive atmosphere.
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Dude Jake Wuolhe
Sore
Anton
Koopary
Wilkins
Wien
Mr J Hiri
Nish
My Revie
Fifende
Clarks
Abel
Conibaoburt
Culiiae
Ana
Warwick
Wilke
Walker
Uly
Igs
Ay Dangy
Walkey
Tun Sis Ally
Dab
Honel Vanning
Property Sale MeasurE in Guana State
A garbled 19th century real estate notice describes a measure related property sale in Guana state. It mentions paddocks, bids by individuals including Thora Svante and Mr Gy, and references to wages and the auction process on a Thursday afternoon. The text is fragmentary with many OCR errors and unclear dates or exact locations.
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Howe
Guana
Vitorad Waka
Thora Svante
Mr. Wateie
Ordd Fogetter
Paditouk
Puidldy's
Mr Gy
Tor Bho Dagre Priddok
Aeaching Bbu
Joseph's Tennis Club Triumph In Schoolyard Finals
In a Saturday event at the 8th, Joseph’s Tennis Club defeated St. Joseph’s and St. Andrew’s in rough, uneven competition with various church and school teams present. The match outcomes show Joseph’s securing a trophy amid a late afternoon drive and unsettled play by multiple clubs.
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Josepits
Wallingop
Idien Llivoe
Father Thy
Hathie
Gilly
Yayeu
Mendawa
Baddagising Tennis Event Amid Mixed Attendance
A fragmented local report describes a rainy outdoor tennis day with uneven turnout and muted crowds. Attendees included a few notable figures with talks of a forthcoming exhibition in support of a charity campaign led by Miss, and a couple of guests like Walt.
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Lorinis Daly
Frianis
Concert at Lima South by Sunday School Children
A wartime era concert by Sunday School children at Warionivy Insti drew a crowded audience. The program included patriotic songs, poetry recitations, and a piano solo by Miss May. Dignitaries and teachers praised the youths for their performance and community spirit.
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Wibar
Lina Seabh
Tall Witel
Alfla
Ford
Hrauton
Resignation and land sale notes in Myrtleford area report
The fragmentary text outlines resignations tied to local officials and references to property listings and auctions in the Myrtleford region. It mentions titles such as land deeds, water supply matters, and a sequence of names and places including Kew, Granby, and Joo. The missing portions obscure full context and dates.
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Stata Ruvyes
Wits
Mate Hevteney
Thake Reid
Borinie
She
Biti
Nota
Maiav
Bilin
Sil Burns
Job Ly
Ayn
Verany
Granby
Aonte
We Reid
Bagwo
Jai
Apes John
Lone M*auley
Hide Ine
Pets
A. Eytinders
Mere
Joo
Maui
Duin McAuley
Kew
Lewis Stores Peg under new management appears set
Fragmentary OCR indicates Lewis Stores Peg may be under new management with names Mirksrs Wile and Stevenson and officials Louie fount HY Alesers Wale and Syerencoi involved. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Lewis
Strvisl
Winall
Mirksrs
Amd Stevenson
Heer Browehr
Fragmented OCR notes on upcoming events and names
Partial readable items describe a sequence of events and people with many garbled names and dates. It mentions pictures, bands, venues, and several places, but specific dates, teams, scores, or clear actions are absent. The text reads as scattered notes rather than a coherent story.
Windup Meeting of Ned Football Association Report
The Ned Football Association windup meeting was held last evening with widespread attendance. Delegates reviewed costs including umpire expenses and advertising, and approved a final balance and distribution among premiers Benalla Royers and others with noted contributions and staff allowances.
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Pustonia
Ips
HayOrsnen Fuex
Uiurigten
Aontinw Vo Poymankes
Sera -Finad
Hxpoodsuyres Lean
Toon Sun
Ielegates
Commantoy Aspenses
Ali
Bank Chaved ‘Ind
Benalla Royers
Ayn Vyaite
Wade
Erretayig
Meers
Madson
J. Carroll
Richardson
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Telegraphic ‘News
Benalla Agricultural and Pastoral Society
Mallett
J. 7
Mallet
Ballarat
Sid
Geelong
Mary Walter
District News
Ale Loy
Wilks
Albury Pastires Protection Board
Linus Monthanga
Albury
L Bwg
Ostthiaught
Viobeatin
Higdl
Gunjmesione
Weeryu
Socidhius
Poultone
Beruaworth
Jagvision
Vielam
Fennes
Hd Lowiliys
Agung Federal
Brigit Goniclly
Quinny
Ms M
UPS
Corot Bey
Reginald Moots
Vidural
Coceera Valley
Agnenoria Palgit
Fullup
Auliliers Aviary
Gaiahionar
D. Por
Bei
Tnt Fortienly
jSliéhpaten
Bofois
Tiibea Fall
Pammounak
Bneay Lei
Weoana
Partut Sumball
Shepperton Atu
HUT Awe
Pligoruu
Eoti Tiprsy
Pitin Rees
Willem Chale
Ione Town
Pont
Burne Pullen Howry
Tsigetues
Teavy
Payuts
Whigdo
Dvork
Chant
Bochworth
Fainmayollury
Conybo
Lima South
Cibiyang
Indielione
Bes
Rubens
Myrtleford
McEfel
Freon Tey Tee
Michiwelle
Hit
Evaning Ct We Ltd
Sormuher
Aranella
Hyol
Merton
Coxetie
Satupiey
Watkin Ijryy
Houalta de Cil
Bugis
Sacueday
Sail
Werle
Aoe
Remuijetigny
Tralea
Thomas Evans
Ordéy
Thomas Evans Pty. Ltd
Bourke Street
Ua le
Vie Akin
Lsu
Sophie
Pivices
Benaire
Italy
Gti
Alemany
Aighier
Hradle
Cory
Hounlli
Wndi
NED Pootball Association
Windbup
Cerie
T. J. Pavis & CO
Bridge ST
Bunala
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