Licensing Act breaches heard at Hordia Police Court
At Hordia Police Court on a Wednesday two Licensing Act breaches were heard. James Anderson of the Commercial Hotel and Loyola Hennessy of the Exchange Hotel faced charges for having men on the premises after hours. Anderson pleaded guilty and was fined £3. two accompanying men were fined £9 each for not appearing. Hennessy was fined £3 for the same offence, with two non-appearing men fined £2 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hordia
F. W. Norris
H. Carrathe
Femmert
Defendents
James Anderson
Commercial Hotel
Loyola Hennessy
Exchange Hotel
M. J. Kearney
Ellis
Wonnonlab
Bennett
Hanor
Mn Jiconsee
P.M
Kearney
Gino
Mr. Tennett
Henne
Unclaimed War Medals Sought by Local Soldiers Group
Unclaimed war medals held at home are sought by Mr OA McAntew secretary of Hersham and District sub allied Retired Soldiers league. Early applicants listed include several named soldiers from the 4th and 7th battalions with service numbers and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAntew
Hersham and District
Vought
der Woo Wilsem
Roshbrowk
Dor
Cl Crewley
Buchanan
Moo
Purvis
Boehin
Dal May
France
Wy Docherty
AL LL Carter
Sind
T. Sailersen
I Knight
Cpl
Cos Teswwning
Th Bar
Foreign pencils used by railways headline
Victorian Railway Commissioners heavily favor German pencils for employee use. The bulk of purchases bear Victorian Railways branding with Made in Germany on the reverse, while higher quality English and Austrian options are used sparingly. The move appears to defy the policy of preferring Austrian and British manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Power Plant Fire At Unven Clears, Restores Light
An electric power house at Unven was destroyed by fires. Engineer Mr. J. Sullivan and assistants Messie W. Opie and F. Heckwith with a gang cleared debris, got one engine running, and supplied the Yew Hospital and railway station with light by 145 um.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unven
Mr. J. Sullivan
Messie W. Opie
F. Heckwith
Yew Hospital
Natimuk Court weighs offensive behaviour case
At Natimuk Court on Tuesday, Mr and Mrs Foster faced charges of offensive behavior tied to a kerosene tin attack on their residence. Witnesses described the incident on Main Street Norulnuha, detailing jars and tins thrown and a scene of alarm, with testimony continuing as defense and prosecution argued over the events and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostes
Natimuk
Gelio
T Teterson
BL. Bieske
Herhan
Accusieel Moree Ruashs
Noruljnha
John Augustine Nitselke
Main Street
Noruljuha
Sherth
Deensee
JUEML
Peterson
Percy Bushies
Foster
Petersen
Natinnuk
Wilfros
Eisel
Mdjuloa
Hushin
Sid Ted
Dave
Christmas Card Scatter at Tilies Office
Local shop advertises Christmas cards and samples branded as Australian made. Shoppers welcomed at the Tilies Office for seasonal selections and gift ideas.
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Victa
Suppley “T
Horsham
Prop
W. Klein
Firebrace Street
Ers
Will
Moldren's
SOX
Manchester
Reet
Vusually
Worth
Elton Pwewl
Weiler
NAV Bloc
Ballarat
Ararat
Roradjuha
Natimuk Court
le Plastrier & Sutherland
Alf
George Street
C. H. Hoskin & Sons
C. H. Hoskin & Sons Pty. Ltd
Fireemagck
Phlistdam
P. Frayling
Goldwillieed
Inter
Uae
Vielemeelie
Sara
Ifiedad Lises
Tnaer
Cs Car
Frayling
Frayling’s Music Rooms
Roberts Avenue
Miss Violet Cramer
Andrew Street
Hilda Cox
Adelaide University Conservatorium
Baillie Street
Tel
Melbourne
A. Wynne & Son
Coachbuilders
Wilson Street
Strachan & Co., Limited
Strachan, Murray & Shannon Limited
Geelong
Victoria
Torir
H. M. Strachan
Mackinng
Ww. EF. Sargood
Thal Miln
G. L. Strachan
Geelong Corporation
Varda
Birregurra
Camperdown A
Lismore
Young's
David Anderson & CO
Kelland’s Tyre Service
Fuy Profield
Soren-Farr
H. W. Ward
Firebrach Street
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