Horsestealing Charge at Local Police Court
The trial proceeds against W. Little, J. Trewin, Gorge Roney, Michael Roney, and Frank Thompson for theft of horses from Walter Dunlop of Davenshie. Witnesses describe aliases used, the horses’ branding, travel between St James and Benalla, and alibis tied to work at a reservoir project and local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusslay Tyaforo
W. Little
J.trewin
L.P
Gorge Roney
Michael Roney
Frank Thompson Wale
Tyro
Walter Dunlop
Davensinhy
Commons
Crown
M‘pherson
Black
St. James
Goodwin
Don
Penteoy
Commonas Dugald
Bedman
Win. Goodwin
Palmer
Yabba
Dunlop
St. Damier
Thompson
Renny
Daniel Renney
Spike
Michael Rony
Beuney
Danial Bonnwy
Indoror
Tamberuntba
St. Jamies
Mishel Roney
Ix Wallon
Mr. Dunlap
Mick Roney
George Raney
Royal Hotel
Commercial Hotel
Lexether
George Kong
Kerr's Royal Hotel
Witheas
Intel
Jon
Pearcey's
Wittom
Riomoe
Wamina J. Walsh
Mtorwaeda
Rooney
Boney
Oncar An
Benalla
Michaal
Donald M‘pherson
Mmy
Bickerton
Cmpany
Rata
Trip Around Tasmania Manias Horse Trade Revealed
A fragmented report details a sale of horses tied to Robert Black and others at Benalla and nearby towns. The narrative traces price negotiations from £30 to £18, the transfer of ownership, receipts, and subsequent inquiries by police, with witnesses including King and Michael Roney. The account references horses branded D and I, and mentions court actions and a Beechworth trial date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooumwal
N.S.W
Robert Black
King
Tha Avationgst
Tha Bens
Dratahda
R. Bleck
Law Bun
Rod
Behalle Sawyuill Company
L4th
Michiel Roney
M‘pherson
M-Pharson
M‘pharson
Winess
Wis
Roney
Lissid
M'Pherson
M‘phorsm
Michael Roney
John Pearcey
Artva
Bonalla
Sid
Getubar
Thompson
George Ronay
Wmn. J. Chirk
Heanaee
Victoria Howl
Om Tueniay
Constable Lewis
St. James
Goodwin
Hornes
Benalla
Dunlop
Pearcey
Withers
Longwoods
George Roney
Witnes
Devenish
Bonalls
Foroe
Pearoay'n Hotel
Bepalla
Mth
Longwood
Michael Rousy
Mx. Dunlop
Frank Thompson
Michael Stoney
Withesa
Taft St
Davanish
George Roneyci
Pearcey's
Emu Plaitia bullocks and store stock sell well at yards
Watts Turnbull Co and partners held a joint sale at the Corporation yards. A large yarding of pigs sold well with bacon prices steady. Sheep and cattle were light, prices mixed, buyers present but demand subdued. Yardings included emu plaitia bullocks and various stock by other owners with most stock disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts, Turnbull and Co. Toport
Gorpurstion
Salls
Messrs
Watts, Turnbull and Co
Trenchard & Co
Thor
M. Q. M'Namara
Corporation
Mathars
Janis
Darby
J. Robinson
Tant Tuoa
Mulbourne Markets Report From The Milla
Market notes from Mulbourne on Wednesday October 20 cover prices for flour, hulls, and pollard, with values for tay, bent, and other feed measures. Grain and hay trades show ranges for hand thrash, ohalf and straw, with several items listed at track or on farm prices.
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Mulbourne
MILLA
Hove
Pollard
May
Chapf
Pyns
Ohalf
Goud
Ieiras
Pes Whonton
Paul
Otrave Ohall
Whostan i
Murer Hay
Sheaven
Victorian
Tasmanian
Inert club hosts crowded sparring and trophy contest
Sparrow shouting clouds ground as Gurnee presidential trophy final wraps after 29 competitors. Jarvie leads with 12 birds, Little and group residents praise performance, second sweep yields Jarvie and Little tied for first with nine and eight, Indies bracelet event slated for November 19 with entrants from nearby towns. Cricket golf rifle racing fill a busy program across Benalla district clubs with Melbourne Cup favorites and lawn tennis postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarviv
D. M'Kay
Little
H. Grogeeton
Aily
Litte
E. Little
Jarvie
Kebheohi
BADDAGINNIE SAB BATH SCHOOL TWENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY
The Baddaginnie Sabbath School celebrated its twenty first anniversary in the Fadda givnie Hall on Sunday with a full house. Rev T Riding chaired a lengthy program featuring singing by Miss Aggie Cook and Miss Florrie Paget, a report noting 90 attending and one death, and a nice address to the children by Rev A C McConnan Benalla. Catering for tea was by F J Cooke and Miss Young presided at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullington
Leonuse
Indiana
Sandy Bay
Huon Road
Gallie
Tasisnia
Vely
Fern Tree
Hobarty
Fern Tree Bower
Wellington
Natin
Will and Dale
Chadistanes
Flubart
Ita
Hobart
Sernana
Bower
Pyce
Aoiny
Ulin
Onrrester
Victoria
New South Wales
Mount Wellington
Inet
Brown's River
Derwent
Rome
Cosa
Brown
Russell Falla
Ellendale
New Norfolk
Salmon
Faddagivnie Hall
Ty Seriius
Mr. Anthony
Linnie
Thor Sexvieot
Rev. T. Riding
W. Oliver
Elsi Nye
Jennie Robinson
Ryland Ui
Jock Salter
Amy Hill
Daisy Copemyn
Reg. Paget
Flossie Nicholson
Albert Nye
Gordon Smithen
Florrie Paget
Frank Gook
Aggie Cook
Percy ‘Powell
Manter ‘Trewin
Mint
Paget
Nino
Miss Young
Aggid Cook
Misa Florrie Paget
A. C. M‘connan
Benalla
F. J. Cooke
New Postal and Telegraph Rates Take Effect Soon
The new Act cuts free postage for Australian territories and raises telegram costs. Newspapers lose free distribution. separate postage for papers changes. telegraph rates introduce uniform within towns states and inter state, with surcharges for Tasmania, Fridays holidays, and urgent messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post and Anti Telegraph Rates Act
Colums
Slo
New South Wales
Naitanla
Wonton Austentia
Ewapaporn
Travellers and Trades Align Across District Markets
Fragmented notice lists auctions and clearing sales across the colony with insurers and finance firms named. Mentions first Friday sales in Violetown, and advertising claims for remedies like NEW ERA MEDICINE GOLDEN FRUTEX. Includes medical claims and a veterinary note on a liver remedy with doct ors’ testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivekat Fonalis
Avery
Violettene
Golden Frutes and Liver Remedy Testimony in Melbourne Ad
A reader testifies to the curative powers of Golden Frutes for liver trouble and constipation, claiming long improvement after use. The letter promotes Golden Frutex as painless and safe, with endorsements from doctors and mothers, and lists 317 Collins Street Melbourne and J. D. Collins as contact points for purchase.
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Laverton
Wibinrustown
C. G. Bradshaw
Melbournes Road
Williamstown
Beney
Trim
Medern Chambers
Collins Street
Gongasa
Gouwen Frutex
Hight
Collinsesteeet
J. D. Collins
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