Beechworth and Seymour District News Highlights
District notes from Beechworth and surrounding towns record a series of incidents and meetings. Molloy, a former Beechworth teacher, faced inquiry in Melbourne Court. a Beechworth landlady’s son-in-law is implicated in a local matter. a Beechworth resident dies in NSW hospital from scarlet fever and pneumonia. In Shepparton news, the agricultural society debates subsidies and grain freight costs, with resolutions urging economies over fare hikes. A Strathmerton injury to Mr Campbell Lockhart follows a mare accident. In Seymour, a magisterial inquiry into David Karr’s death at Whitehead’s Creek returns an accidental drowning verdict. Karr held £1,600 in trust.
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Belchworth
Eilen Molloy
Melbourne
Frank
Beechworth
Hookwy
Liubelin Harper
Roshert Harper
Re. Powel
Beechworth , Lunatic Asylum
Isrseside
Newton
Boochworth
Parsons
H. Parsons
la Peruse Hospital
Nsw
Deceausd
Goulburn Valley
Shepparton Agricultural Society
Umating
Chamber of Agriculture
Ustcultural
Socity Cruwd
Saturty
Duggat
T. Mitchell
Shepparton
Globe
Donillyain
Nainorkah Agriculenral Society
Compactnon
New South Wales
Shepparton A. & Society
Campbell Lockhart
Strathmerton
Lockhart
Rident
Victoria Hotel
Katanga
Seymour
David Karr
Whitehead'’s Creek
R. O'Callahan
Teway
Declased
Wangaratta News Roundup Sees Local Figures and Events
Eldorado resident Walker departed after 20 years with his uncle Hiram Crawford’s store. Lynch received a farewell with a purse of sovereigns. Council plans a weekly wool market. George Venters charged with unlawful assault in Wangaratta on October 22. A remand hearing, bridge completion near Mansfield, and the death of Mrs Spavin noted. Debates at Dev enish celebrate a 70th birthday. court cases loom in Outylern and Tungamatl.
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Wangaratta
Walker
Eldoradot
Hiram Crawford
Lynch
Oyans Wnd Lunmay Butter Factory
Wba
Aharn
Burch
Cme
Tamas
Moor Bickerton
Truman
Spavin
Wangagatta
Th Pavin Gelard
Victorian Railways
Freemantle
Milawa Court Hears Breach Of regulations fines
In Milawa court J W Taylor and others faced fines of twenty shillings and five pence costs for breaches of the hinder regulations. The Independent notes two youths escorted a town couple to St James Way, a plan linked to alleged pursuit of pleasure by bareback riders.
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St. James Way
Correspondence on Benalla charity event and band support
Letters praise Wangaratta residents for hosting band singers at a charity carnival dinner and tea raising about £20. Readers defend band discipline, commend Mr Billiott, and scrutinize committee decisions about inviting ladies to the Dookie Agricultural show visit while emphasizing transparency and proper recognition of all helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangaratta
Benalle
Mathy
Ue Cery
Benalla
Hest
Willis Little
Lugraw
Jas, Hinchley
Dookie College
Agricultural and Pastoral Society
Stewart
Wbove
Benally Agricultural and Pastoral Association
Pain Balm 7 and its claimed uses in fever and injuries
An OCR fragment touts Pain Balm 7 as a universal liniment suited for fevers, joint pains, bruises, backache, lameness, and other ailments. It claims quick relief after one application and promises prevention of persistent symptoms, with references to a Victor Say and Wood's Great Topforming Cure for coughs.
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Chamberlain
Bali
Shiwalil
Ona
Religfi
Victor
Robbery at Yarra Wonga Arrests in Melbourne District
Private residence of farmer Wr. Julen Giers at Roorhannan was robbed of about £10 9s 1d in cash and coins. Ser. Hewitt arrested two men, James Williams and John Blake, found notes on them, and linked them to the theft. Williams claimed prior gold and a bank draft. both men were in tatters at capture. Five £1 notes remained missing.
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Julen Giers
Roorhannan
Hewitt
Sun
James Williams
John Blake
Blake
Williams
Melbourne
Western Australia
Bank of Western Australia
Bank of Victoria
National
Commercial
Union
Bank of Australasia
Kelly
St James Keanery
C. O'Malley
Yarramongs
Gueras
An Army of Officials to Staff Federal Elections
The article details the vast scale of the election operation with about 35 000 officials needed across 7 000 polling booths. It notes roles such as presiding officers clockkeepers registrars and clerks and adds that if the officials stood two deep they could stretch over six miles and require about two hours and ten minutes to reach a position. It also cites 3 500 000 ballot forms to be printed by Government Printers and distributed to polling places with local printers filling in candidate names.
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J. O. Kennagasy
Donaty M'Kay
A. Guruegsos
R. J. Brackagasy
Storylady
Raward
Pye
Constantue
Sething
Tavergordon
Benalla
Benalls
Suvinty
Nociety
Igdias
Livestock sale yields steady gains at private auctions
Phillipson Newuan ing reports strong yarding and prices for cattle, with bullocks £811 to £10, heifers £59 to £6, cows £5 to £15 16, and store cattle showing moderate demand. Private sales through local agents list numerous steers and heifers, while M Q M Namara and other agents note a total clearance and brisk bidding, alongside hefty pig, sheep, and lamb trades at Thoona saleyard.
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Phillipson Newuaning
la Ts
Eopurt
Ballantin
Ballantine
Murray
Maniarg
Tyonday
M. Q. M'Namara
Thoona Saleyame
Guppy
W. M. Ginnivan
D. W. Heaney
J. Stoves
ML. Cosotto
J Flynn
T. Maylan
J. M.phopson
E.innivan
B. Carey
J. O'Connell
J. Cain
M. Trainor
A. Boyd
HL. Osborne
D. Lawry
W. Williams
Wy Fulton
J. Wallan
Ogbornes
I Walker
Lloyd
Atore
J. Hicks
Atoore
Anid Wellers
Allison
J. Cronehor
A. Guppy
Oj. Ballantine
Paulson
Borno
Ewer
Tamlay
W. West
T. Cook
W. Hibsony
Hieron Bruny
Teo
Weanorny T. Bamierl
Sane
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as indispensable to health. It claims to aid digestion, promote appetite, reduce indigestion, and restore internal organs to a natural healthy condition, with Brice 16 and sold by Victor Say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Say
Benalla District Cricket Club meeting reports subs, donations, and team picks
A Benalla hotel meeting of the Benalla District Cricket Club committee discusses joining clubs Violettown and Devenish, Dr Niah's residence, and a match with Wangaratta. Secretaries report material purchases by Mr Gilding for £10 7s 6d, donations from Rev J S Hart and Mr Blackburne, and colours to be wattle, greens and gold. Selection committees setup for A and B teams, with delegates named. meeting adjourned.
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Correstonde
Violettowi Cricket Club
Devenish
Henalbe
Upotipotpon
Violettown Club
Foot
Mansfield Club
Niah
Benalla
Wangaratta Association
Jackson
Briggs
Gilding
Mer Gilding
Melbourne
Messrs
Williams and Walsh
J.S. Hart
Willi Walsh
Hart
Fanes
TH. Blackburne
Tewas
Blackhurne
Secreta
Jackwen
Walsh
Leane
THAME
Fallowa
Davis
Henry
Spinks
Maude
M'Burney
Che Smallwood
A. Smith
Kollick
Corny
Cain
Stolz
B. Willising
Arom 0
H Hind
L. M'Connan
Leonant
Daly
D. Healey
House
Adams
Jams
Oath
Ils
Opening Wool Sales In New Zealand Traders Boost Prices
The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency opened the wool sales season with a catalogue of about 200 bales. Strong buyer turnout and vigorous competition produced price advances from 10 percent for merino and crossbred wools to 30 percent for some lines. Notable lots included Mahonga Company's clip from Albury, Matong and Inglewood lines, with prices quoted for merino, crossbred, and scoured wools across various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency
Go, Ltd
Lincoln
Mahonga
Albury
Farndale
Matong
N.S.W
Police Court Hears Brutal Piano Damaging and Theft Cases
At Ratherglen Police Court on Tuesday, John M’Tvor faced a £5 fine and £6 1d damages for damaging a piano valued at £20, after two accomplices joined in a foul act. he faced a month in prison in default. Robert Bailey was fined £10 and £146 costs for belt theft from Gorge Barnes’s premises. John Warren was fined £2 with £1 8s 5d costs for harboring a drunken man. Bailey, Connors, and Milner faced assault charges for attacking Adolf Landhaue in a right of way, receiving a £5 fine each and strong remarks from Mr. Bayon.
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Ratherglen
Pal
Plansadt
Robert Bailey
Busineus Promines
Gorge Barnes
Mar
Maine
John Warren
Henry Connors
Milner
Jeffers
Tandhaur
Bayon
Constipation remedy advertised with old fashioned tone
An advertisement urges readers to treat constipation and stomach issues with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It promotes regular bowels and cites a price of 1/6 shillings, noting Victor Say as the seller. The faded text mentions general symptoms like headache and dyspepsia.
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Alice
Chamberlain
Victor Say
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