Penal Officers' Association Social Evening At Cobbg Town Hall
A grand social evening conducted by the Penal Officers' Association occurred at Cobbg Town Hall on Tuesday night. Dancing continued until twelve with a lively crowd including Mr. H al, three Miss Foys, Deputy Governor Mrs. McDonal mariton, and numerous others. The event received praise for cheerful entertainment and well managed catering by Mr and Mrs G Bull.
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Cobbg Town Hall
H.al
Foy
Me. McDonah
McDonal
Ariton Ans
Matoney
Brunswic k City Mission Hosts Season of Gospel Events
A May 7 service featured youth competition for a pocket Bible prize. Wordless hymn verses were memorized, with 280 in attendance. A new Shaw estate hall near Lyset and Wiyth streets will host Melbourne City Mission activities including a 400-person hall, classrooms, and gardens. Dedication set for May 2 with reception May 3. a public program continues May 25 26 27 with music, a lantern display, and a thanksgiving service.
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Bobs
Mabel Anderson
Florence Anderson
Barbara Tannoa
Bimon Burt
Ootarhers
Shaw Estate
Carne
Hopen
Brynswick
Wottooaraig City Mission
Melhoaray City
Melbourne
Brunswick and Coburg Tramway Trust Moves Ahead
The Brunswick and Coburg Tramway Trust appointed Mr. Steurn Robertson as engineer at 600 per year and Mr. Valentine Crowley to report on construction costs and annual management. Plans include replacing the Coburg horse tram with electric service along Lygon and Sydney roads, with Moreland Road as a connecting line. Local councils seek permission to run on Moreland Road as electric trams take shape. Land values along Lygon Street and Sydney Road rise. the Federal Building pulled street land sales.
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Brunswick and Coburg Traways Trust
Steumn Roberton
Wonthaggi
Robertson
Blue Mountains
Melbourne
Valentine
Brasick
Coburg
Lygon Street
Brunswick
Sydney Road
Federal
Fawkner Meeting and Football Club Reforms
A Fawkner meeting notes strong attendance with Geography Night led by vice president Smith. Topics include England’s features and a prospective medical professionalisation. Next Tuesday’s session at the Presbyterian Church is free to all. Separate report records Fawkner Football Club reorganising with new officers and players. captain Wilmot and treasurer Cand noted. They anticipate a match Monday against Tah Park at Coburg ground.
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Englands
Bottomley
Presbyterian Church
Fawkner
Fawkner Football Club
Moss
Willie
Messrs
Prouse
Sen
Tuxworth
Fletcher, Ton
Evedon
Rowe
Healing
Gec
J. Cand
He Wilmot
R. Groves
Local Land Sales Report by Crisp Woolls and Co Brunswick Coburg
Crisp, Wools and Co estate agents publish recent Brunswick and Coburg property sales. Listings include land frontages on Sydney road near Wart Street and Hope Street, multiple angles with prices from £5 5s to £20 per foot, villas and cottages in Glencairn Avenue and Coburg corners, and several lots in Davis's Park Estate. Total sales amount to £17,605 10s.
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Sydney Road
Brunswick
Brunswick and Coburg
Wart Street
Hope Street
Desend
Tram Germina
Sydnex Rod
More Land
Rink Streat
Blyth Street
New Road
Glencairn Avenue
Bell and Lobb Streets
Coburg
Coburg, 77 Feet At £ 5 5S, Per Foot Land, Corner Bell and Mary Sts
Lobly Street
Roll
Barrow
Catyrg
Davis's Park
Forbes Street
Morland
Moreland Hall
Jessie Street
Hall Street
Lygon Street
Sauiers Street
Pearson
Albion Streets
Trafford Street
Munro Street
Mitchell Street
Mountfield Street
Brunswick Park
Recognition movement for H T Toomath in Coburg Moreland
A meeting to honor the public services of H T Toomath will gather at Charles Orpen's Agency Sydney Road Moreland near the tram terminus on Friday evening June 12 at 7.30. Toomath held roles as secretary of the Coburg Progress Association Lacrosse Club Liberal Party and Bruns and Coburg Tramway League among others and aided local betterment.
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Moreland
H. T. Toomath
Charles Orpen
Sydney Road
Ond
Toomath
Coburg Pictures Presents The Escape of Jim
Coburg plans a refined Saturday night program despite transit woes. The featured film is The Escape of Jim, a Western from Selig, headlining a Coburg Methodist Bazaar evening with local stallholders and community entertainment promised as a big success.
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Ako Hall
Coo
Pape
Msm
Place Bay
Jim
Selig Co
William Watt
Hoper
Tha Ves
Coburg
Meg, Richards
Bassar
Church News Anniversary Services Pride at Michael's Church
Michael's Church of England held anniversary services on Sunday with white chrysanthemums ivy and a tasteful picture on display. The Rev Denis Deasy from Colomb's Hawthorn preached stressing Whitsuntide observances and Sunday School pupils led by superintendent F Quinton presented illustrative exercises. An augmented choir under Miss Madge Sis carried the morning anthem Come Holy Ghost and the evening selections amid a warm gathering with seniors G Evans Harry Ethel Hennie and Mr Fairnie noted in attendance.
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Madge Sis
Clarke Whitfield
Mises G. Evans
Harry
Ethel Hennie
Mr. Fairnie
Educational Technical School For Brinwick
Brinwick Council, after paying for land in Dawson Street, seeks Deputy Ministerial action to push forward a technical school. The Education Department promised commencement if a site was provided, but no construction has begun, prompting a committee to request Dr Jowell to arrange Deputy Minister Peacock’s intervention for early progress.
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Brunsiwick
Education Department
Dawson Street
Jowell
Alexander Peacock
Rose Culture Talk by R Elliott at Brunswick Coburg Society
A paper read before the Brunswick and Coburg Horticultural Society on rose cultivation. The speaker, R Elliott, stresses learning from personal experience and warns against common mistakes. He shares anecdotes about gardening with children, emphasizing hands on guidance and fostering a love for roses among youth to nurture future members of the society.
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Nati Rose Society
R. G Elliott
NBS
N.rs
N.R
Mistaken neighbor plants apple trees near rose bed
A narrator describes a neighbor planting apple trees inside a fence near a rose garden and the ensuing dispute. The piece covers rose care, trenching, and drainage methods, stressing deep drainage for healthy blooms. It includes personal anecdotes about garden projects and a preview of continued guidance in the next issue.
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Mrs. Eliott
Mr. Elliott
New Coburg Recreation Reserve Concert Hailed by Local Clubs
The committer of newly formed sporting clubs aiding the council in the Coburg reserve project plans a concert and dance on Ath Inne. A first class programme will be provided and residents are urged to support the event to ensure a huge success for the district.
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Reserve
Coburg
Ath Inne
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