Belgian Hall Easter Monday Charity Dance Recap
A lively Agricultural Hall function on Easter Monday featured euchre rounds and a prize tally. Miss Darbon won the ladies ring, Ming Lille Tillen the second prize, and Miss Mullvall the humorous Looby prize, while MET HS McDonald won the gentlemen’s main prize. About 50 couples danced to music by Ero Neale Leung as Mr. Williams announced a £15 final net for Belgian Relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Tvltiq
Miss Darbon
Prine
Ming Lille Tillen
Mitdlvall
HS McDonaldy
Barcelona
Williams
Bobby
Fio~gelly
Vane
Ero
Neale
Leung
McDonald
Dony
Willians
J.P
Police Court Briefs Report Disorderly Conduct and Fines
Matthew Lodge arrested April 1 for obscene language and fined or seven days imprisonment after appearance before Thompson and McGrath. Samuel Most, April 1, charged for obscene language on Leonard Street, sentenced to 14 days hard labour in York gaol. Joseph Byrne charged for idle and disorderly conduct, cautioned or 21 days in York gaol. Other minor cautions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Lodge
McDonald
Thompson
McGrath
Samuel Most
Pic
Stevens
Leonard-Street
Willidma
J.patitherd
Ratepayers Meeting Reports Board Finances and Local Nuisances
The annual ratepayers meeting was held in the Roads Board office on April 1st at 4 p.m. Present were Mesera, ALO, Noack, WV. Jose, G. Tiller, Ry Palle, A. W. King, secretary, and one ratepayer, Mr Armstrong. The chairman explained the meeting was required by the Act and read the financial statement for year ending June 30, 1914. Mr Armstrong thanked the Board for attending to district needs and criticized rubbish heaps and tree destruction on roads caused by landholders. He urged prevention of such acts. He congratulated the Board on its financial position as shown by the secretary’s statement. The meeting then terminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roads Board
Mesera
Alo
Noackebalfwan
Jose
G. Tiller
Ry Palle
A. W. King
Armstrong. R
Armstrong
Heniga
T Hosecretary
Local Board of Health Votes School Closure After Measles Outbreak
The local board met April 1 at the Ronde Board office. Dr Mitchel reported a measles epidemic in town and recommended closing the public school after Easter. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronde
Field
D. R. Burgess
Lai Ring
Corumapondench
Mitchel
Central Board addresses school closure and public notices
The Board of Health and Education Department discuss closing a school until after the Buster period. The committee concurs with the plan, forwards inspector and auditor reports showing accounts in order, and notifies a club hotel licensee to discontinue waste water disposal. Nuico Hoult may close her private hospital by July without government aid.
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Central, Board of ~Ealth
Sie School
Foryrard
Bot l Oeal
Satiainctar
Aléa
le Township
Nuico Hoult
Gay
Naree Hoult
Téaith Department
Uysey
Pupils shine in charity concert at Unis district
A Wednesday charity concert organized by Mr Hy Permain drew an enthusiastic audience at Unis district. Prominent pupils performed piano and violin pieces, aided by vocalists Miss Lobban Dr Langley and Mrs Ty Caldwell. Proceeds go to the Belgian Children's Relief Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andig
Celc
Unis
Hy Permain
Roas
Niout
Permain
H. Pormain
Mies Lobban
Langley
Ty.Caldwell
Per
Main
Mises
Lane
Hind Bray
Hay
Trinity College of Amusic
Pine 'Gelle
Conavrt
Ivy Bowell
Nwarder Grant
Caldwell
B. McBurney
Beatrice Lowe
Aliegyo Brill
Remarkable Piano Recital Delights Brooklyn Audience
A concert in Brooklyn showcased Miss B Sims on piano with others including Miss Lobhyn on violin and Miss Madge Thompsin delivering a brilliant Sherely Militaire. Miss Muriit Lowe performed an impromptu by Sehubert while Miss Lobban and Miss Badge Phomping received warm applause. Dr. J B Langley offered a vocal piece and Mr Caldwal accompanied, with ensemble numbers evoking Napoleon and the British Navy. The program, praised for technique and expressiveness, concluded with a chorus and well-supported social arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias B. Sims
Progres
Gounod
Miss Lobhyn
Madge Thompsin
Martin
J B Langley
Muriit Lowe
Sehubert
Napoleon
Waterloo
Ty Anstey Leake Sewell
Mies Lowe
Wienians
Bellad
Caldwal Sith Tiel
Lobban Agela Gelightads Tye
Audiense
Nawarka
Stalin Enlo
Langlay
Mies Kaiblesn White
Broakton
Brookton Roads Board Minutes April Meeting Held
The Brookton Roads Board met in its office on Thursday April 1 with chairman OLCL Nowak and members V Fafir Géo Tiller G Thomason and the secretary present. An apology was read for non-attendance. Correspondence included reports from the Public Works Department about a proposed bridge over the Markegin Gully and the 18 Mile Siding, requests for plans, and communications from the Government Inspector and Survey Office regarding rates, land boundaries, and surveyed parcels in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdrs
Olcl Nowak
V Fafir
Géo
Tiller
Thomason
AC VW
King
H. L
Pépin Public
Lgwe
Abe Board
Bronsoime
Corrigim Board
Brookton Bonus Board
Department
Gorrigin’ Rodis
Avop
Brookton
Allens
Landa
Sirvey Ollie
Brom
Nattogin
Bodrd
Farming Report On Seeding Rate And Crop Yield Practices
The board discussed gravel work and reserve openings, noting dates and approvals. It covers road gravelling near Brookton, hospital funding needs, tenders for new surveys, and seed sowing experiments showing optimum planting rates, yields, and manure impact across Victoria and New South Wales farms.
R J Pearson Co Show First Consignment of New Season Goods
A garbled listing from R J Pearson and Co advertises the season’s arrivals including velvet beret sailor hats, tweed coats, various schoolwear and ladies garments with prices in shillings and pence. The fragmented notice mentions velvet, coats, skirts, gowns, stockings, pillow slips, tea towels, vests, and nightwear as part of a department store display in a Manchester area catalog-like page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Pearson & Co
Manchester
Panalontes
Alico
Promivert Farmers Practices Discussed At Meeting
A November meeting featuring Professor Patterson and Mr. Medeall Dowerin debated farmer practices for drought and rainfall. Lands and teed quantities were central topics while participants noted district variations and cautioned against overreliance on written guides from agricultural journals.
Pingelly Defeats Brookton In Low-Scoring Cricket Match
In a Friday clash before a good crowd including many women Pingelly won the first innings by 45 runs. Brookton were all out for 67 in their second attempt as Aldridge and Smith excelled with the ball. Pingelly posted 127 in their first innings with Camm Muri and Aldridge prominent in scoring while Brookton’s Murvana took 4 for 41.
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Grownie
Pingally
Brookton
Ds. Mireball
Marnane
HE Jones
Choief
Ss Tn
Ecors
D. Smith
Heava
Murvana
Joneson
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Club Hotel
Alb
Dancocks
Propr
Patna
Police Cour
Ratepayers' Meeting
Board OF Health
Kippington Cottage
Richardson Street
Oder
Brookton Roads Board
Jingigeet
Narror
Railway Department
Brom Mokine
Teleoblive Progress Association
Moline Creek
Daieas
San Fe
Ford
Duanea
Renarve
Prom If
Associationy Neking
Brooklyn-Kunjinn
Brookon
Oeal
Ninbla
Trom J. McGrath
Yournling
Yourn-ling
William-streee
Brookstoin
Seba
Dyer
Gianring
N. W. Harper’s
Dajniry
Whittington
Spice
Royadin
Yale
Frookton
Audadthe
Progresa
Public Works _Department
Autonra
Rste
Ubatsinan
Norseman
Cornall
Fenlime Fite
Hie
Norieaian
Ile
Victoria
Inleso
Venice
Vienna
New South Wale
Vhs
Tnapedoy
Lia -Mun
Particnlar
Barcota
Profster Patterson
Astemn
Chillyeu
Promivert Farmers Practices
Patterson
Geteber
Medeall Dowerin
Patturnon
Waleh
Grass Valley
Bureaus of Agriculture of
New South
Wiles
Pingelly
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