Road access push at Jeeraling timber reserve dispute
A Traralgon deputation led by the Shire President and MLA Mr Livingston met Minister Bent to seek a special grant for roads into the Jeeraling timber reserve. Bent refused funding, saying the Lands department must provide access and handle costs while the council cannot finance the work. The report notes other local items including a Warragul-bound train connection, a Walhalla theft with £150 in goods stolen, a tailor's home service, and a Butter Factory boiler failure prompting a new boiler purchase to boost production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traralgon
Livingston
Bent
Jeeraling
Shire Council
Lands Department
HoLt
Franklin-street
McClifford
Tranatcon
Tie Mar
Marts
Wales
Mitch
Glengarry
Tyers
Season Prospects and Local Notices Across Distric
The week’s light rain boosts worn fields easing ploughing after a hard period. Droughts and promising wheat reports from major state areas lift hopes of a solid season. Local notices include J He Plant’s livery services and parcels at the railway station. A sudden death at 70 Shoal Bairnsdale resident Mr B Johnson noted, heart failure cited. Law Sumner Co seed firm advertises premium seeds and fruit trees. Public works agents discuss shire severance petitions and boundary readjustments near Albertonshire, Wooray, Mirboo. A Prahran murder shocks readers as details unfold and court actions previewed. Temple Court Hotel changes noted for Gippsland visitors with renovations underway. Land Board entries show multiple allotments considered. some approved, others postponed or refused. A 100-ounce nugget found near Bendigo hints at mining activity amid unsettled weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. He Plant
Plant
Scales
Wilson
Callinan
Wood
Smith
Morris
Hughes
Brown
Milligan
M'Lean
Chomney
Farmer
Rouse
O'Connor
Fretwell
Phillips
Bodycomb
Elliott
Shields
Matthews
Waite
Jensen
Coates
Woodward
McArthy
Reed
Black
Bruce
Stagg
Powell
Cooper
Whiteside
White, Duncan, Gilbert
Smith Bros
Clarkson, Ryd
Gippsland Trading Co
Canfield, Burnell
Suppen DeaTa
B. Johnson
A. L Johnson
Avonshire
W W. H. Disher
Perry Budge
Bairnsdale
Law, Sumner and Co
Nurietymen
Bent
North
Albertonshire
Rosedale
Beat
Wooray
Mirboo
Parliament Opens as Government Faces Opposition Attacks
The second session of the Federal Parliament opened with the Governor-General’s speech promising Bills on federation measures, a High Court, and British New Guinea. Opposition leader Mr Reid attacked government policies, while Edmund Barton defended actions. debate continued with Mr Allan M Lean criticizing immigration controls and taxpayer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Judicature
British New Guinea
House of Representatives
L E. Gr
Reid
Sim
Customs Department
Kingston
Edmund Barton
Commonwealth
Seriatim
Edward Braddon
Allan M'Lean
M'Lean
Australis
England
Mauger
MiLean
M*lean
Canada
Australia
Joshua
Glynn
Ensilage Drive Prompts Farm Visit and Local Gossip
A rural bulletin notes farmers Galbraith Bros. showcasing ensilage methods at their Tyers farm. The display features a large silo and elevator, with chaffing, wagon use, and a 25 4ft high pile seen by Mr F Munley. Local chatter covers weather, Band of Hope events, and a reported gun incident amid community concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galbraith Bros
Tyers
Melbourne
So Land
Ensilsge
Wade
Lee
F Munley
Band of Hope
Poson
Laney
Cowwarr News Update and Local Notices
Local report notes Cowwarr events including a forthcoming match and training updates for the Cowara team. Donations and encouragement for players are mentioned as well as a meeting on election matters and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satunday
Cowart
Heyine Thakers
Sion
Cowaare
Tondage Mae Tad
Fudiowus
Osley
J. Morgan
Ueal
Algo
Abe
Ted
Hull
Eeeiutsters
Wildes
Moe and Trarsgan clubs clash in chilly match notes
TEWNWIS reports a match between the Moe and Trarsgan clubs held in cold winds. Despite weather, spectators noted the game as the Traralgon team quickly identified opponents with steady play. Post match tea was served by Lady members as players were praised and listed among attendees and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Trarsgan
Clu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gippsland
Tradin
Manchester
Gippsland Trading Coy
J. S. Milligan
General Merchant
Franklin Street
Couksfoot Seed
Allyre Clover, Strawberry Clover
T. H. Waite
Klecastral
James Brimsmead
You
Fliovatesd
Thay
Mead
Flynn
MR A. French
Neaurranen
Sungeun
Vis Traralgon
Messrs
Trood Bros
Seymour Street
Tatterson
Dental Board of
Kleesattel
Grevilleat
Prabrao
Town Hall
L. Bruce
Land, Financial & General Commission
The
Lion Fire Insurance Co, Equity, Trustees, Executors and Agency Company, &c
A. H. Cross
Lae
H. E. Hensen
Tobaccomiet
Pamey
Rasors and
Beiseore Norman
Ke Vitardatie
Karke! Matichn
W. T. Holt
Franklin Breet
Queen Strent
Warragul
Handa
Budden
Ws & Postocard
Mle Clitford
Striese
T. Holt
Franklin ST
M. Vener
Sveua
Ernest Nicholls
Musical Depot
ARCH
Dorman
Morwell I
Driffield
Presbyterian Church
J. G. Wilson
Traralgon South
J. Hall
Willaug
Gortandale
Callignee
C. Attwood
Heyfield
Cowwarr
Oongabbie
Engareen
S. Woght
Walhalla
Jants Paneer
Grand Junction Hotel
Temple ‘Court
Queen
Little Colline Mreet
Aner
W. Rennis
Ind
Callignes
E. Rose
Campbell
Alament
Secion
Thos. Stuckey
Albert GH. Faulkner
Chas Hy Lay
Hish
Tong
Chas Faulkner
Hoola Wools
Richard May
Agnes Alry
Catherine D. Coverdale
Frank H. Ingle
Sarong
Bendigo
Justica
Onne Willian
Thorgdal Dinsit
Anise Robinson
Goudsir
Phelps
Sebitids
Jarome Miax Robinson
Thuday
Mise O'Brien
Hipweil
Miss
Goodsir
M Kenzie
Gates Mina White
Muggridge
G Sass
O'Beioa
Hopewellsamen
Adele Cam
Spain
Lowe
Crown Lands
Aps
Mrnvens
Ayat Llettera
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