Steals of Jewellery and Local Notices in Traralgon
An article details an alleged jewellery theft at the Boys Exchange Hotel with most of the stolen items recovered and the suspect Frank Curran remanded then bailed. It also notes a moonlight concert at the Craraal tennis court, council meeting at Shire Hall, a United Mission service at Mechanics Institute, and various local notices including a railway carriage hiding suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craralgon
Consable Moddleditch
Frank Curran
Rave M'Donald
Boys Exchange Hotel
J G. B. Duncan
J.P
Bay
United
W. L. Morton
Adelaide
Mechanics’ Institute
Toongabbie
Traralgon
Mesara Bruce
Collins
Cobb
Nev
Gilbert
Home
Keys
Mitchell
Richards
Sandys
Miller
Min Dom Resident of Me Gump
Min Dom, a resident of Me Gump, is noted in local records with unclear context from the OCR fragment. The sentence provides minimal details about identity and location. Further readable text needed to establish a concrete event or role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Dom
Rees
Warin danger and injuries reported in distant town
A fragmented 1900s-style item details several incidents including a fractured epive, a warning hanging in RisIn nowadays, and a Major fight narrative. The text mentions wind batter, prices at a market, and various local officials with guardians appointed, plus a snake bite case near Thorpdale with a home remedy and medical response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Metairie
Warner
Risin
Holloway Greaan
Wind Batterson
Drouin
Casenraing
Pirat
Masini
Mrfienzie
Premdergast
Lekenzie
Treasury
Weay
St. Mark’s Church
Roardale
Credi
Board of
Guardian
Furni Mosars
J. R. Williausteine
Allan
Willidm Dixon
McArthy
Melbourne South
Slansey
Rorke
Gippsland
Neerim
Downes
Warragul
Neerius
Merv Scarborough
Thorpdale
Roger
Bateby
Moe
Philps
Gippsland Lakes Excursion Aids bypolite outing success
An excursion to Gippsland Lakes arranged by the local Board of Advice drew large crowds on Wednesday. Tickets sold quickly and weather was perfect as participants departed early by special carriages to Sale, with refreshments, luggage, and lively scenes described amid festive bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gippsland Lakes
Ot Atricity
Ocean Grange
Board of Advice
Sol
Peron
Vicvaris
Wen Lahly
Jetere
Waa
William
Aloe Mon
Pat Loy
Ocean Grove voyage on steamer ends with funds guarantee
Passenger notes describe a pleasant voyage from the wharf with music and singing aboard the steamer under Marsden. The trip included a break near Traralgon and Kasetee nursing passengers. finances show railway and steamer receipts totaling £47 10s with guarantees arranged to cover half the sums and fund handovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsden
Umeo
Ocean Grove
Sale
Traralgon
Kasetee
Aring
Ile Sleamer
Railway Department
Puaranier
Albu
Bormandale notes cooler weather and building boom
PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT reports a drop in heat with a cooler spell and a light fire brought under control after a heavy week. Mesers Graham expand morass cultivation while crops on frontages look well. a new bridge at the crossing is praised. Construction rush continues for Mavis six room house Horsley butcher shop and Coulstock projects as travel improves. Otter factory supply eases but should stay steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feluaty
Cain
Graham
Thomas Hill
Mavis
Horsley
Coulstock
Otter
John Hall Convicted in Supreme Court Robbery Case
John Hall traveling as John Hurston from Benduc to Yarram was found guilty of robbing Henry Hilden of Err. Hilden, who had given money to three men while very drunk, was robbed after Hall and others took the cash. Hall admitted five convictions. Chief Justice sentenced him to 18 months with hard labour. Money found on Hall ordered to be returned to Hilden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deurx
William
Henry Robert Stanley
Stewart
Ontryany
Growning
We. Jennings
Toongabbie
Melbourne
J. B. Sharp
A. Caffin
Christ Church
Bronawick
Jennings
St. John's Church
Glengarry
Advt
Mather Country
Vast & Piel
Annie French
John Hall
Benduc
Yarram
John Hurston
Wits
Sale Supreme Court
Henry Hilden
Err
Hilden
Lord Labor
Hudder
John Henry
Robert Hayes
Wise
Jowice
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Baralgon
Cort
Gippsland Trading Coy
Wm. Macdonald
Whelesale & Retail Wine and Spirit Merchant
Cccecs
Hardware & Sheffield
Ee Am Sele
Usburne
Hslbourne Corporation
Rta
Hoy! Jr's
Howe
Cole
Nana
Thomas & CO
Casis Drapers
Traraleox
T. H. Waite
Messrs
Trood Bros
Sergeen Dentists
Seymour Street
Tatterson
Dental Board
E. L. Bruce
Land, Financial & Orneran
Surveyor
Swern Valeater Agvat
Lice Fire Insuranes Co
Bavity, Tronters
Buncouors
Romey Company
Traralgor
A. H. Cross
Lars HE
Bender
Rug Armane
Mont Coretel
Ernest Nicholls
Hugans
Ernest "Nicholls
Jaanetin ST
Po. Ily
Bole
Sespere
Maffen
J. Gy
Wiengarry
Millowy
Gorumainie
Upperlyon's Creek
C. al Wit
Bigoela
Comwart
Charsh
Eliott
Glenary Methodist Church
T. J. Payne
Trara
Kypling
Royal Navy
Teanatcon Suine
Accoun's
Shire Hall
England
Admiralty
War Office
Lord Selborne
Times
Copenhagen
Trafalgar
Lord ‘Selborne
Rabson
Selborag
Tan
Grand Junction Hotel
Temple
Coun Hotel
Queen and
Little Collimedvest
Greg
Shagg
Feng
Biyih
Keast
Blyth
Cecil Westropp
Marrsdale
Hesitat
Elks
Arenten
Hue
McOmack
Macaway
Treralvony
Twe Lakes
Chamberlain
Uae
Sete San de
Chamberllain
Grant SN EL AY Vin Spy
Wien
Gulia
Vmik
Supreme
Vaugner
Nadie
Assaulin
Ford
Hesirhana
Gieorge
Chen
Brian von
Angie
Rome
Cis
Fie Fae
Ine
Natal
Sail
Cateenn
Bormandale
Bale Supreme Court
Sir John Maden
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