Local Notices and Minor Incidents Reported
A string of brief local items notes a parliamentary inquiry over an unresolved matter, a charity ball planned for Wednesday the 15th, the Harvoge band’s Sunday appearance and game day, a buggy accident injuring a lady, and political commentary on candidate names. A court case concerns education neglect and a dismissed charge, plus ads about a forthcoming furniture sale and a hotel lamp-fire incident with limited damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yooanmits
Buuday Jeet
Harvoge
Bentwat
T. Kennedy
Florente
Cmergicat
George Th
Graham
Thor
Crpei
Rey. Soldiep
Mere Robert Muir
A. Is
Haigheay
Numarkah Court
C- W. Morriesy
Education Department
B. Morrison
P.M
Tex Wivnsen
J. Eaton
Wagezlne
Mjalmar Johansen
Naveen
Gay Boothby
Cima Sitn
A. Tack
Soother
Discon
Yarruweyah
Dance teacher to offer classes at Mechanics Hall Cobram
Crassma Mise Roberts, renowned dancing instructor from Collineai Mel bourna, will open select classes at Mechanics Hall Cobram next week. Adults and gentlemen invited for afternoon and evening lessons featuring Washington Polka and Berlin Polka as part of a grand effort by Miss Hobarte and Miss Roberts to teach the latest dances to leading locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancing Crassma
Mise Roberts
Collineai
Melbourna
Mechanics
Saa
Danoe
Adtulis
Washington
Berlin
Ioberte
Poruas
Mia
Goulburn
Bar Sbilly
Hobarte
Bator
Q. Harris
Messy Evans
Molown
Shohner
Keston
Cobram
Pheana
Uae
O'Brian
Quu
Bries
Bonny
Mahony
Mr 'Brien
Correspondenes From Our Reporter On War Dispatches
Our correepiniente provides the latest jottings on opimome events as observed from the front. The message notes the strain of supply lines and the cautious progress amid the ongoing conflict.
Acknowledgment of Birthday Tribute by Local Choir
John W Creran thanks the audience and committee for their kind wishes and for the tribute at a birthday program. He notes gratitude to the orchestra choir and guests, acknowledging the support received during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Cobrm
Melbourne
Melville &T
Kusurkah
la Brea
Anivereary
Leslie
Deere
Waitleron
Vinated
Arene Meister
Wardell
O'Comter
Rohmer
Nash
Nuria
Unclear match report with scattered player names and dubious events
A torn fragment recounts a game with many player names including Harris Mathion Kendall Watron McNamara and Stokes, noting injuries and substitutions. It references goal scoring, defensive errors, and a forthcoming match at Heronga with Victorian and NSW selections, but details are muddled and names inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dopram
Valrow
Eyah
Wieners
Harris
Mathion Woo
Kendall
Watron
McNamara
Usuals
Homey
Lintey
Havens
Legal
Harley
Gleave
Graynes
Haring
Heronga
Ghonem
Grokee
Tandy
Radcliffe
Mawhionsy
Namghton
Lagal
Eilermog
Minutes and notices from Tungamah Shire meeting 1898
The Tungamah Shire council minutes record attendance led by Ora Dick and a long series of briefings. Reports include public health inquiries about temporary buildings, boundary road work between Steathwertin and Yarnweyah, bank notes, railway and drainage queries, typhoid reports, and upcoming contracts for road work and weight and measure reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuo
Meron Dence
Public Health Department
Youanmite State
Sehool
Education Department
Brom Town Clark
Blurray
Jaraiah
Shire of
Naworkah
Boundary
Steathwertin
Yarniweyah
Natonal Bank Bi
Fate
Rece
Ted Vrow
Society For Estates of Persone
Mdiicmuin
Thomas Saliuca
John Keedy
Dunleavy
Teodere
Fran John Vanew
Karrabumet
Benalla
Adreim
Harbison
Symurkah
W. King
St James
Prom A. McKenzie
Clyde Bank
Bouth Yauareng
Cre Fall
Mulquiney
Tuugainah
Boeirtz
Landa
Yerroweyah
Accovsra
Autcommittes
Cobram Petition Demands Street Repairs and Road Work
The President blocked a Cobram residents petition seeking repairs on Warkell Street Cobram and the road from Mecara McNamara to Hamiltons proportion, delaying council action. A Cobram East petition asked for sewer and road clearances from Hanrahan to Tullys and other connectors, including Meegre Quinn and Fisher, with work valued at around a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meegre Quinn
Fisher
Dunleary
Melbourne Parliament Briefs and Market Outlook
Melbourne reports a quiet parliamentary session with little public business. Labor tensions rise as Hancock seeks leadership while Wrenwuh holds influence. Ir yme Watt impresses with North Melbourne speech. Finances show a surplus prompting calls for large public works. referendum proposal faces scrutiny. Building activity surges, brick demand soars, rebuilding after the great fire consumes millions of bricks.
Agricultural progress meeting notes and agenda items
The minutes outline a monthly agricultural committee session with attendees including Gedye, McNamare, Millay, Grant Wire, Bearriary, and others. Topics cover program reports, ministerial readings, farm policy, and departmental actions, with references to the Department of Agriculture and adjournment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orinary
Panideot
M- McNamare
C. Millay
J. Grant Wire
W. Quan
Sid Bearriary
Annual Meeting Notes From Cobram Bowling Club
The Cobram Bowling Club held its annual meeting with members present and officers elected. Hararca Sager reported a substantial fund balance and discussed plans for repairs and secretary updates as the club reviewed past minutes and approved routine business.
Yarroweyah South Spate School Ball Highlights
A school ball at Yarroweyah South Spate School featured music by Lowere Tuck Cobram and others. The event praised by Mrs B Mau and Mrs J Cummins, with thanks to organizers and assisting staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarroweyah South
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Berrigan, Finley
Barooga
N.S.W
Talford Gedye
Cobram Dispensary
Prince
Cnemist & Druggist
Station
Honig Axe
McFarland Brom
Barsogy
Mesmauta Falls
Geo. E. Carter
E-D.b
Lood
Vie
Carl
Cs Liso
He City Data Co
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Ata
Eheen
Deniliquin
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Qobyam
E'Eloak
Deokia
Kia Mel
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Mote
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Queen Street
Cobra M
Mre Burland
Solicitea
Mia Heory
Kalamativo
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Volcanon
Learkhold i Wiens
Emury
Eaarmd
Markatstresi
Miurne
D. K. Picard
General Commission
Royal Fire Insurance Company
COBRA
Las
Ealto Ai Lag
E, Schroeder, Pasrmeton
Fmai
Deal
Aero
Prodiua
H. H. Farrall
London and
Lancashire
Fire Ineurance Co
Avpatas. Attr
Farrail's Millinery Establishment
Bask
W. J. Gladwin
Draggist
Melville Street
Nomurkah
Demdiay
Beatt- Morton
Wheletan Church
Mahtip
Ter, J. W. Crean
W. J. Quboldstans
Harooge
Hoye
Heyes
Premier Reid
Hayes
Bury
Federation
Gilbert
Myencer
Mra Jaa
W. Stewert
J. Buch
Noowma
Bowe
Milirady
Original Correspondenes
Thal
Wat Dread
Cobranutea
Membre
Tatura
Lefwre
Loaumng
Krmdall
Cobraen
Goa
Marley
Cabrem Sree
Yarrawonga
Yeramones Opole
Mulwale
Haresford
Roms
Istercolonial Matow
Tungamah Shire Connell
Moxpay
Juur 4
Ora Dick
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Brooks
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Whitty
Dunleave
Thomas, Kelly
Gilmour
Trepure
Shire Bemndar Gingslonk
Yarrawey
Cisaring
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Waggerandall
T. Feagan
Narth
Eonth
MatseRy
Fiyas
Boosey
Kittie
Saat
Moulenhy
Kendy
D. Power
McPherson's Corner
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P. Stokes
Barton
Cassia
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Hancock
Tom
Wilener
Wrenwuh
Iryme
Mr Watt
North Melbourne
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Ranji Wart
Hedlas
Sir Henry Wilxon
Senate Legislative Council
Sir Henry
Soult
Lega
Lucid
Sme
New South Wales
Reid
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J.P. Keay
Ds Daly
Aly
Torn Beerw iv Agricult
Flagg Aod
Apcowal
Oreen
Netiee
Allawarer
Tania Meta Moe
Nivea Uigdyeent
Porto
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Neo Bey
Mclntyre
Boersiury Aguit
Callader
Sophie
Abe
Quinn
EU Prateypally
Kitchie
Wille
Imei
Uurrind
Ode Wre
Lent
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Bam Peytoe
Ted
Carri
Mysan
Inutre
Wils
Gsrem
Meliigny
Ah Perme
Joe Houretary
Wwe
Lave
Nea
Mireting
Howey
Williams
Lcobram Bowlng Club
Babel Wm
Mr Jan
Geraint
Membany
Vondicmad
Accovere
Mary Paseid
Peywent
Kigerion
Thrricine
San Af Ahr
Abla
Mra B. Mau
Mie J. Cummins
Meniames
Kaweluset
Wallace
Wightman
Hemban
Me Bighetti
Farmiwagel
Mare
Mlowere * Tuck
M'Tean
Tavares
Myure
Gordon
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