Public Meeting Nomination For Mins House Reserve Trust
A shire meeting in Kyneton discussed nominating five trustees for the Mins House Reserve at Ebdey Street. Nominated were Li Biing, Baldwin Amatrons, J. Stevens, and J. E. AP Castles, with selections pending approval and gazette in due course. The move follows the deaths and removals affecting the previous trust roster. The bench at the Mouneton Court saw Mr. J. Pesencky J.P. return after illness, prompting congratulations from local officials and inquiries about support from other magistrates. News notes also cover the local high school timetable and upcoming Australian Journal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Geelong
Victoria
Shire Council
England
F. Stevens
Yule
Murray
Menzies
Tuloh
Otho. Bryant
Li Biing
Baldwin
Amatrons
J. Stevens
J. E.ap Castles
Tulloh
Howe
Teystees
Myesrsi M. K.armstromy
Hyndewian
Gh Jolnaon
H.G. Parker
Barlow
Kyneton
Mr. Pencock
Serpeant O'Brien
Pevenck
Abe
Kyneton High School
Romney Cie Tependairien
Nampad
Uaenla Echid Ve Crohns
Vlesford
Aspiral Reims
Fire razes Crown land outskirts near Daylesford
A large bushfire swept through Crown land north of Little Hampton toward the Malmsbury Daylesford road, threatening properties including Mr McKenna and Mrs A W Green. Neighbours fought flames as 18 000 acres of timbered land burned, with concerns the blaze could cross the road and cause disastrous damage. Authorities suspect arson in multiple districts including Macedon Gisborne and Riddell amid ongoing fire series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jooriatieel
Stin McBenea
Mekceruia
Bryce
Sire Green
McKenna
Green
J.B Thomson
A W. Green
Wrass
E. McKenna
Thawitemy
John Walker
McKenzie
Genie’ Anderson
McKenzie Mctare
Springhill
Little Hampton
Daylesford Road
Glenlyon
Mainsbury-Daylesford- Rod
Macedon
Gisborne
Riddell
Secretary’s Viewpoint From Glenlyon Shire Meeting
A Glenlyon Shire meeting discusses Weatherhead of Tynong urging action on overdue Iallypaid rates and the secretary’s stance that the excess due should be settled to end the dispute. Other items cover race booth privileges for Hogan at York Hotel Prahran and formation talks for a miniature rite association with delegates from several services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenlyonshiirs
Moray
Jeffer
W. Weatherhead
Tynong
Hye
Anil
Aveatherhead
Barlow
O'Brien
Hogan
Joes
ANA
Rite
Messrs
J. T. Date
Willoughby
ASA
F. Martin
S. Johnson
J. Thomson
Thee
Pi Harper
T. Porter
D. O'Brien
Sune Toninig
Thor Ren
Weill
Windsor
Wilideurs
Ineerert
Fred M White
Ian
Bwilwailis
Setanta
Gilstine Seliel
Praia
Warkast Issued After Electoral Conspiracy Case
A warrant was issued for Fleming after Constable Downes and Gowher, with an optician, pursued him near Spring Will road two miles from Tyt shy. Fleming allegedly threatened the constable and was later arrested in connection with electoral dispute papers. He was bailed at Kyneton and set to appear in court next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyie Wana
Hamel
Kynetos Court
Constable Townes
Downes
Springhill
tLis
Thal
Beludng
Flerius
Flynn
Vincenne
Fleming
Agin
Telly
Tlin
Hint
Gowher
Optician
Spring Will
Kyneton
Laugher
Kyneton Court
Cricket fixture ends with close finish in Springhill league
Last Saturday's K D C A L round saw married and bachelor teams clash amid poor notice. Married side bowled out for 48 with Rosmssen taking 41. The bachelors chased and won by two minutes with McCann contributing a sturdy stand. Separate notes report Miss C Wilson spraining an ankle after a buggy exit, farmer Mr Sheedy's wagon mishap near Kyrie ton, and local orchard notes noting heavy apple loads, starlings flaring crops, and sheep health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosmssen
Gea Urates
Hy McCann
Aliss C. Wilson
Wilson
Sheedy
Kyrie Ton
Colihan
Sudden Death of Mrs Parkinson Linked to Poison Cause
The death of Mrs HAY Parkinson, aged 25, near Castlenmine on January 20 remains under investigation. Autopsy reports show no poison detected in tests for volatile, metallic, organic, or alkaloid poisons. acute stomach inflammation linked to possible unidentified toxin noted. Coroner’s findings cite no evidence of foul play. delayed council meeting details and local announcements follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Parkinson
Hay
Parkinson
Herbert Willian Parkins
Gledyanshire
McCarthy
Virin
Iyneton
Shive
Marin
Mesuienil
Ghentyrarsead
Tuei
Seiavives
Olivelonale Shire
Mires Marga Walsoi
Fraerabl
G' Suitereil Switit Wi
Realty
A. Rhsarerei
Chamberlain's
Tubtets
Laval
Wick Ware
Gale
JP Hayes
Kenesaw
Charles Matthews
Malinsbury
Skeepers and
Church gathering celebrates church work and future rebuilds
A Kyneton church meeting led by Rev G Cameron reviewed the year’s efforts in church departments, noted a substantial credit balance, and reported debts for Sunday School renovations nearly cleared. Trustees discussed gallery relocation, interior renovations, and plans to raise funds while praising contributors and the unity of the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigeria
Tie Melodast
Ovenlige
Psu Ake Ree
George Cameron
Sento
D. Merrell
Balaice
K L Jones
Mrt. Willis
Albuct Want
Rankin
Gt. Cameran
The
Coastrer
Huh
Wal and Rehede
Trust
Olld
Goa
Cameron
Kyneton
Bue
Kingdom of God
Seeje
Serious Railway Accident at Elphinstone Station
A severe railway accident occurred near Elphinstone with two workers, Matthew Richardson of Hostes Street Callingwood and Alexander Skully of Cambridge Street Collingwood, riding in an open carriage. Richardson sustained serious leg injuries. Skully was lightly injured and continued to Melbourne. An ambulance and doctors attended at Kyneton station, with first aid praised. Medical staff feared Richardson might not survive the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philistone
Boine Matthew Richardson
Hotes Street
Callingwood
Alexander Skully
Cambridge Street
Collingwood
Skully
Melbourn
Richardson
Kyneton
Duncan
Mev
Dawe Iyaiy
Plesenie Upper
Alters Hall
Ose
Sarah Burnhardt
Eplyessey
Melbourne
Dellmann
Arity
Maly Infantry
Carlin
Amihurties
Mineral Springs at West Kyneton Promised for Development
The Premier signaled government backing to develop Mineral Springs at West Kyneton on the Troy Kyneton to Castlemaine main road. The Progress Association and Mineral Springs Committee pressed for a beauty spot to attract motorists and holiday makers. Government analysis confirmed the springs’ valuable properties and the move was praised as a step toward permanent reserve status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Kyneton
Troy Kyneton
Castlemaine
Boyer Creek
Progress Association
Co. G Hurry
Fred. Armstrong
Je I. Argyle
Tyre
Thal Offvet
Turpin Falls Improvement Mission and Water Prospect
A deputation of gentlemen urged permanent beautification of Turpin’s Falls and the nearby mineral water source. They sought government purchase of land west of the falls, with prices discussed around 230. Local interests supported widening the basin, while railway and cinema notes follow, including interludes at Alters Hall with films and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Lis
Se Ae
Knight
Rutargyle
McReight
Metcalfeshire Cowell l
Dave
Monks of January Fey and March Exemption Examinations Noted
The passage details medical examinations and exemptions for boys aging 8 to 14, with references to residency eligibility, training allowances, and procedures for light horse and deer transfers. It notes parade plans on the 19th, assembly at Castlemis, and leadership by Reddrop, outlining reporting areas and penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rynciga
Castlemissear
Reddrop
Atticwiar Aby
Jon
Ale
Iaswiog
Anoiner
Loading Land for Railway Construction Debate
A provincial gathering in Gippsland discusses loading land for railway projects. Speakers including Sir Fra Alidden and J Cavern critique railway land acquisition and compensation costs. Proposals seek to limit state liabilities, justify benefits to communities, and urge faster parliamentary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrouh
Conineton
J. M. Campbell
M's
Melbourne
Mtr
Barnes
May Barnes
Adrian Poret
Herald
Hairdressers and Tobacconists Reform Controversy at Kyneton
Sergeant O'Brien reports to Chief Inspector to enforce section 9 and 2580 closing hours for hairdressers shops in Kyneton on Saturdays. The regulation affects Wednesday half-holidays and ties to Factory Act provisions. Hairdressing remains active in some shops with hours not strictly regulated, while tobacconists face different controls under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Kyneton
Cihiet
Tocthe
Kyneton Ridine of the =hretey December 28, 1900, and which neee haiMressers
Satoene
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Convent OF Mercy
America
Tselurting
NEW Story
Everybody
Cosmopolitan
Smith's
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Massey
Cavalire
Popular Mechanics
American Life
Woman's Home Companion
Ladies
World Woman's Magazine
ELITE
Delaneator
Ladies’ Home
Naaile Armstrong Bros
Mollison Street
A.C. Haulane Timber
Maollison Street
KY Builbinton
Oranhea
Rewly
Nalion
Telforn, Bros,dilers
Styneton
Don
Clemens
Phane Go
B.C
Crockery
A. B. Chapman
FICK
ARWEA
Melcol
Thcanical School
Miss Phillips
John Brocket
Dse
Wea
Ady
A. Stredwick
Dentin Central Pharmacy
H. J. Wells
Mallison Srees
Gee owEes
H, Harry & Son
High Street
Woodend
George Porris
Gerris
Taulkner
Kyeton
Rachel O'Callaghan
Father Donovan
Seeeipalsa
Kyneton Guardian
Telephone
the Guardian
Warkast
Yourg Mak Aries
Tlw
Dixon
Taylor
Connell
Methodist Church
Manilay
Castles
D. Merrett
Kyneton Cemetery
T. W W. Sutherland
Central Board of Health
Piper Street
Campaspe
DeGroot
Anager
Grewean
HP Ntl
Nationa
Wil Ritterty
Thos
Ewine
Julin Witte
Lawester
Henlermaile
Hingis McNanethon
Chuihurlui
Bayes
Kquored
Ba Charjgs Matthews
Malirebury
Horekutpers
Shemiyts
Elphinston Ee
Turpin’s
Pune
Tobach
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