Benalla Court Costs and Railway Fare Raise Tension
Debated case from Violet Town to Melbourne highlights rising railway fares and shifting court venues. The Benalla to Melbourne path incites extra travel costs for parties and witnesses, amid broader reforms to county court jurisdiction and a call for clearer rules on consent and transfers. Also notes Abotomer eye specialist visit, local weather and rail updates, a death notice, and updated train arrangements for a show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violettown
Violet Town
Melbourne
Te Benalla
Bob Waathon
Yin
Leon
Trene Dows
Taton
Pandaneysz
John Mackey
Alk
Curliste
Benalla
Carlinlo
Flouse
Raibway
Asa Heanine Tray
Mitchell
Ab Banella
Toxnanine
Numbier
Railwig
Hanringe Altegothar
Bohalls
Wr H. Ledger
Wm Walter
Bonilla Weat
Pasha
Susan Kerry
Bridge Street
Beta Weat
Deconved
Aunive
Millbown
Gousty Clare
Victoria
Joseph Chierry
Toathee
Meatin
Maggie Cherry
Bulialls
Messrs
George
Joseph
Edward
James
Hector Norman
Bycalla
Vartege
Waxadrarta
Wangaratta
Discharge hearing at Banalla Court on two applicants
Two applications for discharge certificates were heard at Banalla Court of Insolvency. Austen J. Green of Bondlln, a railway employee, received a discharge dispensation as debts totalled £31 with all calls paid. Howard B. Morgan, a farm worker from Trawool, faced hardship after drought and losses, but was granted a discharge dispensation as he now earns 14 shillings daily in railway work and the position appears permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banalla
Winnecke
Austen J. Green
Bondlln
Green
Railway Department
Hix Honor
Howard B. Morgan
Isilysy Omiploye
Trawool
Haros
Lawers
Morgan
Myx
Weass
Strate School
Lsst
State Teachers’ Union
Dirister of Education
Dub
Ohnatenas
HG. Hart
Wa Intone Ae Educa Jon Department
Viatoris
Porm Veassexr
Constabls
Ballarat
Atdwent
Oserior
Amy Leger
Winton
Jinker
Ming Ledger
Mian Ledger
Mx. R. Thomson
Ramway Rosseny
Boymour
Bonalla
Parks and Stewart
Epee
Lomroy
Wil
Thiele
Fon
Vicary
Bonulla Battar
Qorows
Plueribbat
Vicary Pee
Olay Mondle
Saga
Nauru
Jovana
Ned
Toombullup Tramway Tramway Celebration At Tatong Mill
A lisitin gossipy report recounts the opening of the Toombullup tram line from Tatong to M Cashney Brow. The event includes a party of locals, champagne toasts, dancing, Highland performances, and a celebratory supper. Present are M'Cashney and Morgan, Kilroy, and various mill residents who applauded the project and praised its impact on timber transport and district development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westiag
Toombullup
Toombullap North Ranges
M'Cashmney
Mea Goghill
Mae Kilroy
Mus E
Archer
M'Cashnay
A Morgen
Tatong
Tiger TU
Titung
Hone
Fesling
Tatong Mra
Kilroy Brokis
Say
Tt. Roddo
Kilroy
T. Mitchall
Contmatonty
A. Harvey
Spi
Bobalé
Thio
EL M'Castinoy
Itr
Nossa
Italy
Indion
Mewaw
T.L. Taylor
H Donshawy
J. Glinome
W. Newton
Wr MO
Melbourne State Politics and War Service News
State Liberal members see better prospects for an amicable wheat pool settlement and doubt Labor rule in the Legislative Assembly. Rainfall reports show useful falls across Victorian agriculture. Compulsory training prosecutions yield six youths jailed for missing drills. Lord Northcliffe visits Canberra with Minister Groom. War service homes board dissolved. no resignation. Meat export trade deputation urges lower ocean freights. Cook to consult Cabinet. Serious fires in Sydney cause heavy losses. Melbourne market prices listed for oats, barley, maize, potatoes and other staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Legislative Assembly
South Melbourne
Lord Northcliffe
Canberra
Mr. Groom
WAR Service Homes
Rodgers
Indying Nyo Te War Service Homes
Ieat
Sir Joseph Cook
MELB
Joseph Cook
Commonwealth
Flughes
Sydney
Alexander Smith
Pitt Street
Kent Street
Benalla Diggers Loan Subscriptions Reach Quota
The closing date for the Viger Loan was extended after Sir Joseph Goult announced subscriptions reached £7,500,000, leaving £2,000,000 unfilled. Shires like Bonalls fixed at £12,000 subscribed, while others reported additions of £520. Subscribers may convert bonds by a set date with equal cash subscriptions, as the conversion privileges rise in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Goult
Bonalls
Shires
Shire
Lassine
Loyel Booulla Lodge
Thur
Golf trophy may be awarded after scramble amid rain
A garbled report notes a golf event with plans to award a trophy. It mentions an afternoon session, an 18 hole layout, and expectations of a good outcome despite unclear details.
Railway Institute Concert Hemmed In By Poor Attendance
A Wednesday night concert at Shire-hall by Railway Institute staff aimed to fund a regional branch for railway education. Despite a high quality program by Reg W. Brown, Gwen Spanswick, Gertrude Carruthers, Jeanie Crom and Will Davey, turnout was disappointing. Proceeds and future plans were discussed by secretary Mr Galbraith, with expectations of a £20 profit and hopes for broader country district support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire-hall
Galbraith
Rerési
Melbourne
Reg W. Brown
Miett
Clarke Acholagsinp
Chapity
Marche Alilitaira
William Roberts
Honor Ay Arts
Tandel
Binsuit
Angeres
Wats
Stoker
Gwen
Spanswick
Gertrude Carruthers
Musin
Mise Jeanie Crom
Goring Thomas
Will Davey
Tike Stara
Tove
Sduires
Santh Fe
Machree
Tyith
Navtes
Ivy
Bosal
Ieee
Tino
Benalla Soldiers Monument design chosen by committee
A design by Mr Davey of Pees with a supporting figure was approved after discussion at the Municipal Chambers. The plan features an 18 to 16 feet high statue with a 22 feet overall height, arms reversed in some versions rejected, cost estimated at £900, and site approval to be sought from the shire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee G. Walker
Guppy
Jeffrey
Davey
Pees
Henderson
North
Garriton
Theiguve
Vith
Lavonet
Ieo
Dawe
Strawn
Gino
Daird
Knox
Shire Youngil
McGuppy
Interest mixed with crime and politics in Melbourne newscard
A sprawling Melbourne column reports on varied topics from police cases and theft to political shifts in Britain Ireland and Australia. It notes a railway fatality a jewel heist near South Yarra and a surgeon general’s concerns alongside Lord Northcliffe’s Sydney visit and League of Nations assembly remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brerey
N.sw
Northcliffe
Sydney
Alfred Hicks
Lawson
King of
Greete
Joseph Mann
Germany
Erin
Valera
de Valera
Smith
West Sydney
Ambert
Gabor
Afghanistan
Lloyd George
Thos
Lloyd Gorge
Battle of Potland
Baik
A. Z. Howard
South Yarra
Ines
Howard
W Dudley
Lang Louch
Dudley
Lim
Druils
Wis Wearl
Darley
Stockholm
Daily Telegraph
Herglund
St. David's Anglican Cathedral
Tt Ie
Houghes
Bring Murpler
Fremantle
New Zealand
Frily
Sucter
Australia
United
Kingdon
Waley
Melbourne
Iran
Benalla market reports lower prices amid leaner sale turnout
Benalla Watts Turnbull & Co report a steady turnout at the fortnightly market in the Corporation yards with prices easing except for bright cattle and spring lambs. Fat sheep yarding was heavy but store sheep were few, while heavy cattle and dairy stock showed firm demand at slightly lower levels than last market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts, Turnbull & Go
Corporation
Benalla
Jon
Primiu Wether
Cd-Op, Ca Ltd
Fort HigNy
Yar Jvonka
Benalla man pleads in coffee pot theft case
Edward Janes Landers of Whatway Boarding-house Benalla pleaded guilty at the Benalla court to unlawful possession of a silver coffee pot and related items alleged stolen from a hotel. Police described the attempted theft, witness testimony, and the accused’s statements amid ongoing police inquiries and a separate robbery charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Janes Landers
Whatway
Benalla
Benalla Court
Uetworke
TD. Clarks
D. Hy Coghill
Db. McKenezie
Murply
Bruce
Huhouge
Wits
Olome
Collee
Whithold
Civie
Veiec
Thae Pice
Ile Vatlee
Bendigo
de Caervitas
Wim
Agcusud
Jay Lome
Bosdiko
Bouse
Bemligo
Aid
Bertyaniih
Adeused
Neewsed
Accused
Mie Thompson
Whitfield
Pecryman’s
Byase
Alexander's
Alexanter
Bruce Sid
Maxander
Howe
Jy. Clarkes
Beyee
Alice
Ile
Kyjew
Accu
Hiv Villay
Climlee
Atari
Han Lors
Kemp
Efe
Whinfeldakon Tay
Caveator Loses Probate Bid in Melbourne Supreme Court
The Melbourne Supreme Court heard the probate case of George James Walker and Charles Henry Griffiths over the will of Edward Griffiths. After lengthy evidence Justice Maury ruled against the caveator Albert Edward Smiths and granted probate to the executors with limited rights for the caveator. Participants included Leo Cussen and Nova O’Bryan for the executors and Bassett for the objectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supremé Court
Melbourne
Georgé James Walker
Charles Horry
Griffiths
Pebraney Byt
Albart Kawward Smeiths
Ditue Uli
Chitlen
Henry¢ Griffiths
Harford Macey Griffiths
Maury Goreved
George Jimies Walker Ape
Charles
Phe sane accused charged in railway fore Laie case
Detective Braye outlined a case tied to a returned soldier and a property seizure. The irregular transcript notes a remand to Sentenceber and mentions Mr. Clarke not charged, with unclear further action and limited information served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Sane
Wis Alau
Sharles James Muggin
Braye
Clarke
Sale of Gifts by Girls Aid Society at Trinity School
Yesterday afternoon and evening a well attended sale organized by the Girls' Aid Society linked with Holy Trinity Church took place at the Trinity School building. The event, led by Mrs Brizas, supported Home and Foreign Missions and the Clergy, with decorating and stalls run by local members and volunteers. Proceeds benefited parish work and newer flowers stalls highlighted by Rita Phillips and assistants, while the Jolly Stall offered yellow chrysanthemums and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Trinity School
Church Fleet
ND Herring
Mrs. Brizas
Ape Pearce
Sway ii
Reigga
Welch
Faird
Miartalaine de Brox
Mavis Aid Jeanne Walsh
Anty
Myrtle
Bertha Latch
Iceland
Mabene Sein
Upcoming Events Schedule with Sep and Sept Dates
Fragmented notes list football and baseball events with scattered September dates. Mentions Seymilt W B Adinnle and Petrrcacley Unidiy among others, plus several weekdays and months, but many words are garbled, making specifics unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymilt
Hasinnle
Victures Wial
Fuinball Fateh
Beuallay
de Wills Lial Fathall Wuyely
Winton Maris
Harvest Show At Wangarata Exhibits Machinery And Poultry
A large farming fair features harvesting and general farming machinery, poultry displays, and special trains to a two day show with intermediate stations on the route. Tickets go on sale in mid September. Admission includes prize lists forms and exhibitions. Secretary Talligan invites attendees to the event at Rind Street Wageanally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beetalfis
Teoil
Jaives
Kathy Devenish
Watixaratti
Wairaratti
FBI
Tallangaiga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telegraphic News
the Diggers’ Loan
Railway Institute
Benalla Soldiers Monument
Weilssdag
Judas Ceby
Bil Bailey
Yong
Cao, Co
Luh
C. Byntord
Wid
Mysare
Jon Co
Olhera
Waller
Cie
Willianta
Wally
Withois
Mis Chawller
BENALLA V_ DEVENISH ACST
Forster
Tibl
Dovital
Francemedaltinene
Bill
Boy
Wallis
Pitherly
Mawar
Ouilstu
Mowipseed
Caney
Patchinny Sulla
AORN
Coil
Main
Menzies
Wangaraty
Ayria
Hijnest Disphimi Poultry Dibdte Slic
Davis’ New
Costumiere
Mis M'Cub- Lim
Teacing Divi
Ming M‘cubibin
Higcri- Mietiie
Patrole Po
Costumiére
Chouse
Mabrivs
Nave
T. J. Davis& CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!