MNE William Dugdale and Elizabeth Smith Estates Claims
Executors invite all claimants against the estates of William MNE and Elizabeth Smith late of Glen Vale Rowsles and Myrong Melbourne to send particulars to Dugdale and Creber solicitors 84 82 and 84 88 William Street Melbourne Proctors for the Executors promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mne
William
Glen Vale
Rowsles
Victoria
Aii
Dugdale & Creber
William Street
Malbourne
Smith
Elizabeth
Myrmong
Melbourne
Belton Express 1906 to 1915 War Outlook and Local News
The Belton Express reports bleak 1915 prospects amid global war fears and Australian anxieties. It notes local weather, abundant rainfall, full reservoirs, and rising grass and weeds after recent rain. Market updates for McPhail Bros and upcoming excursions to Sorrento are listed along with holiday notes.
Peculiar Winter Camp Fire Accident and Local News
The Wentworth viaduct holiday campers played miniature warfare, a pellet rifle lodged in a combatant’s arm, first aid given, then taken to Bacchus Marsh for Dr Ryan. Tragedy at Toolera Vale: Mary Wynne was murdered by a madman on New Year’s Day. Funeral cortege to Mellon Cemetery involved 65 vehicles. Rockbank residents donate £30 to Mrs Lovell, rail disaster victims. Melton council notes resignation of W McDowall from Licensed-Victuallers’ Association with an illuminated address. Melton Mechanics Institute social and Exford Hall ball draw cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Went
E. E. D. Clarke
Bacchus Marsh
Ryan
Toolera Vale
Mary Isabella Wynne
John Wynne
Mellon Cemetery
Perry Martin
O. E. Wynne
Rockbank
Lovell
Melton
Victuallers' Association
W. McDowall
McDowall
Mac
Melton Mechanics Institute
Exford Hall
Exford Young Men's Club
Coming Events and Excursions for Bay and Bacchus Marsh
Monday February 8 1915 features a Bay excursion while Saturday April 10 1916 hosts Hortions Smral Show at Bacchus Marsh.
Bacchus Marsh adopts year round hour system and market notices
Bacchus Marsh enforces a statewide Saturday hour noon close, a practice adopted locally 2.5 years ago and now running smoothly. Market auction notes report strong prices for cattle and pigs, with milker and store cow values listed. Church services across Bacchus Marsh and nearby towns are announced, including Baptist, Anglican, Presbyterian, and Methodist gatherings, plus Salvation Army revival meetings. Also noted are local optician visits and promotional remarks on farm weeds and fencing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacchus Marsh
B. Williams
H. Hilton
McPhail, Bros. & Co
Moringa Wethers
Bacchus Marsh Shire Faces Storm Water and Bridge Woes
The Bacchus Marsh Shire Council opens its year with plans for a garbage removal system and major storm water issues. Flooding on Christmas Day exposed culvert problems and irrigation channel limits, prompting calls for diversions and possible waterways on Main Street. Local grants and the Myrnong races recognition also feature, with commentary on Pyrote Creek bridge delays and council funding gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacchus Marsh
The
Water Commission
Grout's Gully
St. Joseph's Convent
Church of England
Church Street
Lerderderg Street
Country Roads Board
Shocking Crime at Toolern Vale New Year's Tragedy
A double tragedy at Toolern Vale near the village store ends with Mary Wynne slain by Peter Michel, who then killed himself. An inquest hears of the complex motive, Michel's secret attachment, and his distress over a desertion from a military group. Miss Worthy provides key testimony as a cousin and witness. The report also covers local licensing court notes and petty drunkenness cases from the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toolern Vale
Mary Isabella Wynne
J. M'Donald Wynne
Eulalis Worthy
Peter Michel
Miss Wynne
Michel
Miss Worthy
Peter
Robert Wynne
Mr. Wynne
Wynne
Mary
Wyane
Australia
Mr. R. Wynne
R. H. Cole
Eulalie Worthy
Greynstreet
Albert Park
Todern Vale
Daar
C. P Michel
Suicide Death Noted at Toolern Vale on New Year
A report describes Peter Michel of Toolern Vale dying by self-inflicted gunshot after a quarrel on 1 January. Evidence on his mental state at the moment was inconclusive, with a focus on the circumstances surrounding the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Michel
Toolern Vale
Peter Michal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bacchus Match Market
Fairbairn
M‘cormick
Jostra Brovant
Ayrshire
Mechanics’ Institute
Royal Pictures
Crook's
Royal Hotel
A.B.C
Crisp & Sons
Miss Murphy
Main Street
Brochub
Pancy
Pankins
SHIRE
Werribee
Daniel Rogers
D. A. Little
Bacchus Marsh Division
Ohas
Dickie
Government of
W. Grant Morton
Rowsley Hall
W. H. Booth
Mechanics’ Hall
Salvation Army
M. Oliver's
Marlam Weigel
Edieon
M. Oliver
Main St
Hodgson’s
Hodgson, Meare
Fasaiehing
Bacchus’ Marsh
Bacskos
WELLS
Basthus Marsh
Brisk House
Clark Bt
Lerderderg
AL Cafe
Mein Street
CAMM
A. Shebler
Lad
Campbell's Boot Store
Grant St
Jacobus Marsh
F. L. Nance
John Simpson
Devtr
St. Vincent's Hospital
George
Geek
Ented
Mt. Blackwood
Grant
Addon Uy
bin Late
Charles Boott
William A
Belle Harknees
Fairy Dall
Drouin
Wrowe
Toolorn Wall
Mary Seabel
Belton Express
N.c
A.p
Egypt
Messrs, M‘phail, Bros
Vnrist
Toolern
Bathurst
Nuissances
Sorrento
Messrs. McPhail
Barchus Marsh
Fairbairn’s
Marchant
Geelong
Border Inn
Fliscock
Whitchurch
Bacelius Marsh
Browsley
Davis
Coimadai
Mr. W. H
Creed
Presbyterian
Christ
Hey. B. Williams
Balliang East
Staughton Vale
Bacchua Marsh
A. W. Ivory
Victorian Christian Endeavor Union
A. B. Millar
Mesars
Simon Bros
Courthewss
Pyrote Creek
Pyrote Bridge
Hopetoun
Shire of Werribee
Staughton
Werribee River
Exford
Melton Shire
Digger's
Ballan Shire
Bacchus Marsh Shire
Ballan
Mellon
V.R.C
Victorian Trotting Association
Australian Trotting Record
Bacchus Marsh Express
Bacchus Marsh Court
Thurwlay
Dan
W. Lyle
W. Vanston
W. Grant
J-P'S
J. Ford
Oliver Sait
Edward Bennett
Counudai Hotel
Bennett
Inspector Nolan
Om Bennett
Liccensee
Barrett
Cain
Oliver
Bennett Jr
Parsons
W. Grieve
C. McFarlane
Coimada Hotel
L. Dugdale
Dugdale & Crebor
Nolan
Grieve
Constatlo Barrett
Comindai
Dimmer
McFarlane
Dugdale
Win
Hanson
Age
Hill
Wal
Ovi Yages
Beam
Monilsy
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