Carnival Rain Disrupts R.S.L. Front Carnival Effort
The R S L Front reports weather hampered by rain delaying the Carnival plans at Queen's Park then moved to RAL. Organizer James Barker and team aim to finalise accounts with a projected gross around 1200 and a balance of 138. Mrs Barron won a ticket in the raffle. Matt Barker sails for Europe next week as officers prepare to be elected.
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Quenn's Park
Menloville
Barron
Cantelin Tirvsl
Teket
Indy
Anna Mnecaing
Talnew PLC
Tuster
Mersbere
Matt Barker
Europe
XMAX
Rial Saunders
Mr. Puddick
Harry Spencer
Community gifts to Healesville Fire Brigade fund
An open column thanks the Healesville Urban Fire Brigade for fighting a blaze that destroyed a butcher shop and threatened a housing centre. Townspeople announce a monetary fund, list several early donations, and invite broader support by February 18 to aid the brigade and its members.
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Heajesville Urban Fire Brigade
Minm Chrinka
Healeaville
Min Street
K. J. Taser
Ad. Newmar
My. HL Pasian
Tekae Benk
Fin Bri- Fide
Ite
Peer Ay
Postponed barbecue race event due to activity pressure
Barbecue event postponed to January 8 due to workload. The race washed out on December slat. Time to be paid on Tuesday. The president will rely on a member's knowledge to conduct the event.
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Tacartay
Healesville District Diary Remembrance And Local News
Alfred Chamberlan Dey who died December 19 lived in the firm Werl War I in France and Belgium he joined for home titles in the second War and lost his son Keith at sea. The funeral at Bos Hill cemetery drew many mourners. A Healesville sub branch PA representative led the graveside service. Wreaths arrived from his mother and the sub-branch. Also noted are local police postings and a fatal car accident involving Constable Burton near Moorat. Updates include hospital drama, a car dealership manager, carols program, and a Boxing Day racing meet plagued by rain with cancellations and late rescheduling considered.
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Alfred Chamberlan Deyner
France
Belgim
Keith
Perth
Bos Hill
Henry Philpe
Heales Ville
Amitie
Pirsi-Conmadle A.M
Jim) Burton
Nepean Highway
Moorat
Wyrton
Heaterville
Cos
Moybu
Wangaratta
Burton
Alfred Hospital
Springvale
Bt. Colrann
Balaclava
Shoes and sandals advertised for all ages and brands
An old newspaper classified ad promotes Clark's England footwear for children and adults, plus styles from Griffin and Dunlop. The messy text mentions crepe shoes, white sandals, and various designs, urging readers to visit for straight slippers and other footwear.
Lightning Strikes Lilydale Convent Building
Fire crews battled rapidly spreading flames at Lilydale Convent as the building burned one corner section severely. Firefighters and staff attempted extinguishing with external hoses, with limited initial success before a coordinated effort by Captain Dew Phillipe and others contained the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilydale
Batte
Friguds
Foultla
Dew Phillipe
Agency for Public Service Announces New Initiative
An official release from the Agency for Public Service details a forthcoming initiative designed to improve community programs. The statement outlines objectives, anticipated dates, and involved departments.
Weather records show heavy rainfall and high totals
The report notes over 60 inches of rain last year with Warburton recording 78.37 inches. December 31 hit a peak of 150 inches per reading, and December 1904 totaled 49.7 inches. January already shows 3% inches with forecasts predicting more.
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Warburton
Double Banked Fined After Obstructing Warburton Main Street
Raymond Arnaud driver of a semi-trailer was double parked two feet from the centre-line on Warburton’s Main Street at 11 38 am September 22. Convicted and fined 65 in default die trib, at a Warburton Court of Petty Bentions sitting. Const Bligo stated the vehicle caused obstruction to through traffic and the defendant claimed he was buying fish and chips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Arnaud
Warburton
Bligo
Unregistered Truck Driver Fined in Warburton Court
Edward Leonard Jettmen of Yarra Junction was fined £10 for driving an unregistered water truck on the Mal Foad near Weaburn on May 11. He told Const. Walsh that the truck was not registered and he drove it to work. The case was heard at a recent Warburton Court sitting.
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Edward Leonard Jettmen
Yarra Junction
Aistresa
Weaburn
Hie
Const
Walsh
Warburton
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R.S.L
James Barker
Dvd Hughes
Bert Franet
ROY_E
Onley
Onimsr
Fire Brigade
Rater
SAM Velofp
Nicholson
Healevila
Acsaree Stuer Sedeory
Healesville
Frank Whits
Demian
Box Hill
RAAF
Preston Motors
Melbourne
Lenni
John
Minsbeth Creawell
Healeeville
Carey
Allen
Heppy
Bettow
Millar
Br. G. Dundee Derd
Noble Scott
Donald
Winnae
B. A. Coraro
Amal
Coram
Sur
Geatt Bits
Ter
Radiant Rita
Philam
Eric Sores
Geer
Gailent Rodger
Ser
Stortare
B. A. Coras
Amy
Happy Band
Legislator
Etter
T.G. Brown
Howard’ Vale
Boplai
Globe
Ace
Abbey
Hoplir
Fale
Ayanea
Aert A. Jamieson
Findeker
Morden
Graceburn Creek
Mauleeville
John Henry Barrett
Ako
Bruce O
Afetbourne
Nicholson Street
Healaaville
Dawin
Premiaes
Thar
Milton
Dawborn
IL Seri
Clark's (of England) Shoes
Chidren
Sanis
Baxter Convols Tor
Dunlop C.C. Sandhhoes
M. O. N. Brand
H.C.P
Lilydale Convent
Ray Abell
Tyano
MNM
Dataw
Ainel
Petrushanents
Family Shoe
Son Street
Maroondah Motors
Phare Healenville
National Deew
Ieate Galect
Waluer Walter Massey
Real Estate & Business
Lemtte
Les Brien
Transport Service
Ken
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