The General Election in Bonalla and Yarrawonga
Four candidates must file nomination papers by four to-day as voting starts next week. Bonalla and Yarrawonga expect little contest. Melbourne papers report Win Mall chosen by Government and Citizens' Reform. Yarrawonga branch awaited word from T S Moore.
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Bonalla
Yarrawonga
Melbourne
Win Mall
Citizens’ Reform Lowzne
Yarrawon
Winch
Carlisle
T.S. Moore
Bonally
Iris
Moore
Central Executive
Unll
Speeches A Benalla. Gray addresses local voters at Rechabites hall
Mr J Hi Gray spoke to a crowd in Benalla on Friday evening with Mr P L Cunningham present. Graves was well received as he recalled prior defeat by four votes and recounted a crash on duty. He argued for reduced parliamentary numbers to cut costs, criticized the conference method, and urged economy in state finances amid rising expenditures and railway losses. He defended officials, targeted taxation, and highlighted public service pay disparities while urging fiscal restraint ahead of elections.
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J. Hi. Gray
Rechabites
PL Cunningham
Graves
Ars Hall
Benalla
Yarrawonga
Parliament House
M‘lean
Lean
George Turner
Argus
M'Lean
A. Poncok
Alan M*toxa
Age
Beerinaey Juego
McLean
Parliamapity
Railway Department
Parlin
Irvine
M‘lewn
Trvine
Sontebute
Thanet
Inab
Jo Nyarngy
Apaotom
Tely
Cheors
Mauafield Uy
Patterson
Mr. Irvine
South
Aflica
Western Australia
Delatite
Levine
Nist
Heir
Hwac
Reform Tongue
Reform League
Youn
Euroa
Mr. Graves
A. J. Bain
Bains
Mr. Bain
Walker
Twin
Bain
Greaven
Minerney
M'Twerney
Rett
Strang Allowanne
Handard
Shiels Ji
Gui
Poutey
Clive
Boyd
Shiels
Prondoclast
Sir A. Peacock
Moray
Tien
Malden
Gillies
Sirdine
B.D. Willian
Castlemaine
Sve
Lupo
Geo. Turner
Syd
Victoria
Wester
Mansfeld
Melbourne
G. Turner
Shi
M‘culloch
Jafter
London
Wuo Pokeri
Conn
Avery
Winwell
Hia
Heb
CIA
Ruasin
Fotarin
Hansen South
Basndes
Hepf
Swanpool
Indooatis
Milnerney
Ubwaka
Wangaratta
A. O. Saline
Mib G
A. HL. Smith
Mundara
J Vory
Sahay
Saohke
Tae
Bowser
Rutherglen
Maeyne
Molyullah
Mer
D. Dallas
Malyullah
M*inerney
WW. Hunt
Shire Hall
Graves Defends Reform Stand in Victorian Electorate Speech
In a heated courthouse of rhetoric, Mr Graves defends reform and loyalty to the Levine Government. He argues for prioritizing home-born citizens, counters critics on the Factories Act, and supports extending railway projects where economic benefit exists, aiming to persuade voters in Mansfield Wards.
Debated pay cuts stir Benalla wage dispute
In Benalla a heated House debate centered on pay reductions for low earners in the Harbors fund and public service. Speakers condemned the government for taxing the poorest workers while defending retrenchment and calling for responsible budgeting amid drought and mounting colonial debt.
Retrenchment debate flares in Victorian assembly
A speech by Mr. Graves condemns pension and wage cuts while urging production and employment boosts. Calls for prudent taxation, water projects, and unity across parties. Mentions government support for Bowser in Wangaratta and Rutherglen, and reports from Wangaratta show luncheon and local meetings.
Aprons and Clothing Goods At Value From Local Store
A local department announces a wide range of aprons overalls and related garments for men women and children. The ad lists imported items in plain and knit fabrics and notes a large stock of infants apparel and dried apricots suitable for pies or stews.
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THE
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Port Albert
the Home Markets
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Skiria
Brivo
Jotild
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Tenios
Asarminant
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SILK
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Yepliye
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