Revistoy Count and Local Notices from Shire Council
The Shire Council on Wednesday set the annual revision court for voters lists in the Central and East Ridings at Shire Hall on the 26th at noon. Messrs A M Lean and Co announce a special sale of fat cattle and sheep at their Traralgon yards, with attendance expected from Gippsland graziers. sale begins on arrival of the mid day Melbourne train. Also noted: A Geyegors Girl Alt ALP Bowman who left two years ago to South Australia supported fund drives for dances, a Rifle Club meeting announced at the Mechanics’ Institute, the death of Mr Johan Clarke of Callignee aged 38, burial in Traralgon cemetery, and a rheumatic fever death of a lad named Chas Lloyd. Council discussed a sanitary report and a contentious contractor contract, with Cr West advocating strict adherence to ratepayer interests. St Michael’s branch HLA.C.B.S held a half yearly meeting at St Joseph’s schoolroom, with accounts presented and parish activities noted.
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Revistoy
Messrs
A.M’ Lean and Co
Gippsland
Melbourne
Alt Alp
Bowman
South Australia
Oll Place
Cairnbrook
M. Campbell
Mechanics’ Institute
Johan Clarke
Callignee
Ballarat
Traralgon
J. G. Wilson
F and
E.ginbb
Chas, Lloyd
Bolloman
Sale
Paynesville
Diabetic Institute of London highlighted for cure hope
The article notes the Diabetic Institute of London established for scientific research into Diabetes and related boundary symptoms. It promotes information via St Dunstan's Hill, London, inviting readers to contact for free details. It also mentions local agricultural firms offering plants and grasses and reports on public meetings.
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New Souths Wales
Mosseale
Jurgent
W. Angless
Morwell
Woorawl
Hoolarre
Tora
Institute of London
St. Dunstan's Hill
London
B.C
Traralgon Ladies Benevolence Society Meeting Report
The annual meeting at Mechanic Institute drew fair attendance though few subscribers attended. The minutes were read, accounts outlined, and new officers elected. Dr W Lean commented on charitable work and a vow of thanks was given to retiring officers and contributors. The Rev R Elliott and Dr Mean joined the advisory board with other appointments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic Institute
Wilon
Saul
Macdonald Samlford
Traralgon Shire Couneil
Beypethitaiy Ib
Australia
Wwe
Os Enil
Mos
Payne
Milloine
Chithe
Chappell
Sunny Meilly
Hear
Rvesentarius Feos Et
Eharches
Jeanne Publiciny
Sbertiae
McArtly
Mpkinnell
Macdinab
Ilkares
Mc Chappell
Samfond
Wlean
Mlean
Ciety
Adseshey
de Wleaui
Amons
R. Elliott
de Anderson
Mean J
Abbot
Wead
Toni
Chambeelais
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Gippsland Trading Co
Meen
Ian Paros
Todd Woedt
Icsc
Voda
Fox
W.T
Gippsland Trading Company
Ham
Hotham Street
Uast Goncal
T. C. Andersen
Trarsigen
Lyndhurst
Seymour-street
Mechanics’ Hall
Toongabbie
Pranes
Oncaxs
Pranen
Ernest Nicholls
Franklin Street
Trood Bros
Sergeon Dentists
Jetham Treet
Traraloon
Tatterson
Dental Board of
Etori A
Brunsmead
Greville
Prahran
Town Hall
A. French
Viste
Walker's Grand Junction Hotel
Lavonme Gas
Smith Bros
Boot and Shoe
Franklin & Hotham Streets
Smith Brothers
Federal
S. Wright & CO
Siana
Orm
Materais
Hugh Thompson
A. H. Cross
Lare H. KE. Henden
Axp General
Vanery
Tomagabbio
Fi ‘Arras
de Lacy Beck
Vanpa
Neilson
J Puvile
Catholic
Comwarr
Commaniin
Tyers
Pallock
Baptist Mission
Salgon
Mecham Abbott
Tra IL
Dunford
Cr West
Cr Pentland
Hart Comal
Subemsian Society
St. Michael's
Hla.c.bs
St. Joseph's
Hro. d.Price
Rte
Messrs. Law, Somner and Co
Reedtemen and Twoverymen
Presbyterian Church
G. Wilson
T A. Pettit
JG. Wilson
Tok
N Minne
F. A Shiells
Awowes
Twenn
Rovers
Glengarry
Toongabbe
A. I. Cross
Appears
Cross
Comsat
Trimilgon
Moe Waenaina Raway Med Harris
Wal- Halla Trust
Beanechamp
Moe
Walhalla
Labine Bureau
Kingstevet
Benevou ‘Society
Mesp
Tharalgon Shire
Counlil
Wrosisra Dig Vt
Ue Wint Tabapn
den Bastyee Nals
Pentlasut
Pins
Keon
Amily Tuys
Naples
Ivy Hire
Fadime
Wits
Erie Te Bartle
Reyersy Osu
Suljeet
Water West
Asia Road
Wivvelsis
Tepwurt
Aieal Ich
Styrige
Sailers
Nicholls
Cr Dunbar
Prema
Dr West
Chasin
Mee
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