Brunswick City Council report on street works and utilities
Public Works Committee recommends metalling and tar paving on Cliff Street and Burnell Ormond OGrady streets with tenders due in two weeks. Council to provide metal listings from Ward allocations. Various requests from residents, health and welfare groups, and businesses discussed including hall use, motor permits, double pan service study, and traction for street lighting and mains extensions.
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Public Works Committee
Dr. Johnson
Cliff Street
Clit Street
N. Ward
Burnell St
Hope
Albion Sts
Burnell, Ormond
O'Grady
Watsl
South Ward
Miss Hale
Brunswick Town Hall
Dee
Moreland State School
Patriotic Fund
Acs Marbut Carving Co
Navy Department
Bound of Health
Robt. de Courcy Talbot
Brunswick Mechanics’ Institute
Coburg
Branswick
Brunswick
Comeernend
Coane
N. Stranks
West Brunswick Progress
John Whineray
Moreland Road
M. Frons
Alan
Albion
Sydney Rd
Jetter
Detertes
Somerton
Richy
Surevor
Thomas Flwards
Albion St
Board of Works
Mavfeld Av
Gray St
Coode Island
W. TI. Norman
Glenlyon Rd
Sydney Road
Bronewick
Comb Island
John He Hnoucht
St Ambulance
Millward
Mre Taockyer
Brunswick Park
SS Etric Supply Committee
Waxman
Marbut Co
Z “Wo Richardson
Dods St
Council
Rundle
Lilian Street
R.o.w
Holloway
City Electrician
Avenger Against A Youth At Brunswick Court
George Belcher a youth faced Brunswick Court on Friday charged with being drunk and disorderly and pleaded not guilty. Constable Arrell described pulling him from Sydney road on 30th November and arrest on the tram. Belcher denied police testimony claiming bias and was fined £1 or seven days. a local painter J Pettigrew promotes art materials and window decorations as a cheaper alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Belcher
Messrs
Dunstan
Lord
Brunswick Court
Arred
Sydney Road
Lewis
Arrell
Herbert
Tps
Evans
Reopening decision on Coburg to Somerton line
The Railway Commissioners report no justification to reopen the entire Coburg to Somerton line. Only the Coburg to Fawkner Cemetery section, previously used for mortuary service, would reopen for regular traffic. No revenue gain from extending to Campbellfield despite the Broadmeadows military camp.
Proverb Collections Across Cultures Explored by Spectator
The Spectator reviews Mr Marvin's anthology of proverbs from many languages. It highlights sections on Wit and Humour, Rhyming Proverbs, and Animal Proverbs, noting Eastern sayings and aphorisms from Spain Ireland and China. The piece praises concise memorable lines and observes mass wisdom’s influence on proverb origins.
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Marvin
Ike
London
Japan
Ately
China
God
The
Spectator
Rail line reopening opposed by Commissioners
The Commissioners find no justification to reopen the railway from Fawkner to Somerton or to restore tracks and stations. They state current facilities meet district needs and any traffic shift from road to rail would not cover the extra service costs. The tramway extension to the Cemetery is seen as diverting rail traffic between Coburg and Fawkner, increasing losses.
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Melbourne
Broadmeadows
Trafic
Ent
Eo Trafic
Ervics
Fawkner
Somerton
Lne
Campbellfield
Coburg
North Coburg
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