Thalalcon Water Trust Holds Noted Monthly Meeting
In an offstage sabintoy afternoon gathering at Hal on Sabintoy, officers including Handley and the Engineer discussed the water system plan for Thalalcon. Topics included capacity estimates, the Dam and reservoir work at 5,000,000 vote capacity, proposed funding for the Traralgon Park outlet, and a potential guarantee of funding with Galbraith seeking control of overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabintoy
Amy Ion Handley
Poatland
Whittakers
Odyoom
el Hee
Death of stock and market report from Traralgon
A broken local news item describes the death of stock after grazing on fodder, with several cows dying. It notes an opening sale at Christensen and Co in Franklin Street, listing vegetables, poultry, and other goods sold, along with various market items and sundries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makely
Traralgon
Hank
Furmora
Wakely
Sonarevi
Christensen and Co
Franklin-steeet
Bos
Tate
Sery Waller
Turks’ Cape
Iisa Bosbel
DUCE
Unclear budget items and payee list amid water works notes
Fragmentary OCR records show a loch based water project with tanks and service basin aims, plus a lengthy paysheet for Walter with numerous names and sums including John Danks and Son and other workers. Totals show £449 6d with refunds and a final £645 5s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
West
Arnallig Tuckson
John Danks
John Danka
Sees
Grub
D. Phelan
Iam
J. M'Swan
Lambell
P. Dunbar
Low Danks and Son
Fatality at Upper Flynn's Creek well collapse
A 61 year old man, Francis Handley, died in a well incident on Ellistale property. Swanton lowered him with a windlass, Handley collapsed at depth and died, while another worker was pulled out unconscious. Police and a magistrate's inquiry to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Flynn's Creek
Francis Handley
W. Handley
Handley
Swanton
W. Graham
Ellistale
Jwell
Mer Graham
Wien
Hanily
Aeshane
Hynore
McLean
Bowling N Championship concludes with surprises
Championship round concluded Saturday except for a couple of games leaving several mismatches and upsets. Draws include Bickwell versus De Shaan, Myf Neateany, West versus Hoylley, Bates versus Mes, Laws winner Prost-Semuels, and Tarner a bye. Settlement of matches to continue next Saturday with sales and Gippsland Butter Face project noted for local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seco Lontur
Mr Bickwell
de Shaan
Myf Neateany
W. West
Hoylley
Wilhumset
Me Chappelly
Mesare Prost-Semuels
Mesars Knights
Seaton
Tarner
Growth of Gippsland Golf Club in 1908 Season Report
The 1908 Gippsland Golf Club season shows enthusiastic support, new links replacing the old course, and improved greens fencing funded by member donations. The season finished with a small loss due to tournament funding shifts, though ticket sales and social success balanced finances. Prize winners and committee changes are noted, with emphasis on expanding participation, especially among ladies, and plans for next year’s club leadership and greens maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clebs
Felder
Chappell Raul
Sanual Fann and
Wba
Enthusiaan
Ing
Bence
RAMGC
Gippsland
Eim Ronning
Brace
PG. Bicknell
W. J. Anderson
Roh. Trangmar
Miss G
Petit
Brave
Me Lane
Lane
Murphy
Hi. Chappell
J. C. Johnson
Port
Way
Alao
Kewetate
Maffra
Sale
Traralgon
Horne
Mac Hore
DD. G. Mackay
JA. Hanah
Posiuon
South Australia
A. B. Murphy
J.C. Johnston
J.G. Keys
Meare Dewharet
FL. Grobb
Emma
P. P. Berjeunt
Plas
Bruce
Great Low
Keys
Serjeant
Menes F. Chappell
C. Johnem
J. G. Keys
W. M. Bruce
M. Campbell
Mise L Campbell
Messie Serjeant
Hicknell
Zax
DriMeLsan
Bicknell
Sanfford Fetes and Auctions Near Creek Hall
Balideee Sanfford notes a low rate meeting on Wednesday for non-scholars, while Upper Fiyens Creek hosts a dance at Shore Hall. A truck of pigs bound for Melbourne is dispatched, with a cow and branded cattle declared for sale on April 24, 1908 if unclaimed. Poundkeeper HLF Dave urges payment of expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlf
Dave
Shire of Traralgon sets building rules on Frankfiat area
Council meeting on February 17 1909 approved a regulation restricting external walls to brick or stone in part of Frazelin Street between Ray Street and Princes Street. Ward meetings set for April 14 1909 to confirm the regulation. A copy is available at the Shire Hall during office hours. Also notice of reopening the skating season with KH H Wickes announcing season start on Wednesday April etc and weekly skating and dancing hours every Wednesday and Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire of
Trarelgon
Frankfiat
Trangon
Frazelin Street
Ray Street
Princes Street
Shire Hall
KH. H. Wickes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thatalcon
Vyamment
Carey
Syebirg
Henry Patina
Tineke
Ania Ff
Teak
He Water Fund
Traralgon Park
Bing
Galbnuily
Galbraich
Pasulee
Bear Gambell
Loch Comtracter
Mursh
Loch Park and
Moteow
Jrurney
Doularra
A. Parvaers
Mer
Ae Samuels
Mities Clare
Sandford
Traralgoa South Wine Fchost
Posoniy Airecas
Fiyen's Creek
API Te P. Bebire
Hoo
Onas
Melbourne
F. Ludbledick
IE Druids Lodge
Mechanics’ Institute
Marth Bist
Shannon
J.curran
Tran
Railways
Scclnlland
Traralgen
Trarvalgen
Dunbar
Sle
Sestioet
Kewry
Deingolong
Gomwarr
Tethontit
Lester
Church Connor
Tyere Veeary
Mr W. Wiling
Gortsandale
Withang
Hareey
Jeeraling
Jeera
Alleetse
HEO. B. Little & CO
Trafalgar Horse Sale
Wil Hold & Horse Sale
Trafalgar Yards
Auction Mart
W. Christensen and Co
Franklin Street
Traralgod
Traraizen Auction Mart
N.B
Janetzei's Fruit and
Travalon
Surracadig
Plymouth
Cnd
London
Lesion Beas
Juston Kwoe
Coline Ators Dew
Wwesters
Runne
Uatineson
ONS
Gale, Marrca
Treraiees Maer
Merwell Morrell
Athleson & Davis
Seat Old Ballycks
Gil Sterns
Blore
LSA
Hiifias
Olyine
Dick Heiter
Thyroid Heiter
Cowie Heiter
Bale
Gharivel
Athteson
Anhent
Trurdigen
Fey National Murass
Artemis
Bernard Michael
C. Wright
Raddiey
Hisifiens
Bratvall Street
Nes
R. Kinna
Franklin St
Stianun
Onder
Utr
Coussorts
perLeearts
Wanessery
Ood
Wuogly
Miean
Mondiy
Oeer
Wane
Traralgen Sale
Atanas
Ise Rayon
Weel Os
F. L. Fraatz
The
Cash Boot Store
Ere
Eliens
C. Cornell
Repromi
H. O. Cornell
Bno
T. Ladson
AVISG
Vietin
Pianme
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