Nightsoil truck case prompts penalty for meat carting
In Healessville a health inspector testified that Clive Christie admitted charges over meat carting by a nightsoil truck. The court heard a risk of typhoid contamination from contaminated carcases and straw used as bedding. Witnesses described the truck outside a butcher shop and the sanitary contractor lending his vehicle. The magistrate described the offense as highly objectionable and considered withdrawal of some charges and a possible penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival George Whiteside
Shire of Healssville
Clive Christie
Christie
BD. O'Sullivan
Nicholson
Arthur John Martin
Lilly Galerd
Healesville
Shire of
Thanks for Generosity and Support at Heartenville Event
The note, signed by Wilson Hn, thanks donors in Bath and local attendees for their generosity. A total of 481/5/A is recorded, with a grand sum of 1176/2 for the NAW fundraiser. The message expresses sincere appreciation to all who contributed and cooperated.
Mile Event at Wesburn Easter Races Main Feature
Easter meeting at Wesburn Park will feature the Wesburn Easter Cup as the main event with a mile distance. The program includes two furlong races and a longer event, following track renovations to enable distance races and accommodate owners and trainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesburn
Kipper Yarra
Wesbarn Park
Recas
Aix
Oly
Svents
Antran
Etn
Two Injured in Road Incident Near Millgrove
A truck driven by Row Bo Kintki of Geelong North collided on a bend when brakes failed. The vehicle struck a pedestrian, causing serious injuries. The incident occurred on a Wednesday afternoon near Rawtion, with bystanders noting shock and minor damage to nearby property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monet
Millgrove
Woods
Bo Kintki
Geelong
North
Wedding of Joys Church and Ronald Johnson in Scots Church
The district diary reports the wedding of Joys Church of West Healesville and Ronald Albert Johnson of Kinglake at Scots Church Einalenville last Saturday. The bride wore a white lace and tulle gown with a square tulle yoke and carried a red geranium trailer bouquet. Attendants wore white nylon over green taffeta, and the mother of the bride wore navy crepe with pink roses. A breakfast followed at Teatnlar Home. The piece also notes a weathered aside about local events and a separate cricket match performance by Healesville and Warburton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joys
Jim Church
Terala Church
Beverley Gamble
Belden
Richards
Bloor Strand
Emu Idol and the Flightless Fight for Food
A playful verse mocks the emu’s cunning and appetite, imagining humans copying its survival tricks. It jokes about disdocating meat and teaching the ground to move, turning to outlandish schemes to outrun grasshoppers and other pests.
Exciting Day Sees Gladyndale Chase Big Score
In a chaotic match at Gladyndale, Htertonvlin opened with a strong partnership as Birt and Len Wherler struck well against Wey. Wheeler added pace, but Te’s dismissal slowed the innings. Chandier’s late catch ended a tense stand, with Glade facing a tough end as wickets fell cheaply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatherille Valley
Rana
Catoh
Wheeler
Mitanien
Tal
Suitenty
Adana
R. Chandier
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Walter Massey
Muuerweves Sue
Sam Weloff
Nicholson Street
Bartold’s ’S Pharmacy
Healervilles MO
Ares
Alex Christie
Porterhouse
Give Christie
Albert Harold Christie
H. C. Clomann
Hessewille
Nicholon St
Comatte
Christi
Manca
HN. C. P
M. O. N. Products
E. K
Burnley
H.C. P
Waters Pty. Ltd
Abe
Rolf
Warburton
B. Marshall
J. Hanaii
J. Anderson
le Parish
A. Lalor
Atumpe
Edson
Mant Dlacover
Albiine
Hanleaville
South Australia
Melbourne
Frank Pletehorft
Adelaide
Frank
Neor Misa Gloria Mastern
Maitland
York Penina
Gloria
Will Low
St Patrick's Day
R. Deans King
King
Mise Joy Harber
Uch
Ein Anid
Michael
Caamnova Smith
Haaleevile
Din
Sanctuary
Turem
Tucker
Sydney H Bradshaw
Healesville 39
Les Brien
Transport Service
Aem Steret, Beale
Proje
Booth Melbourne
Hardware Store
Albert J. Newton
East End
Fernshaw Road
Lange
Marysville Hotel
Ney
Cromways
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