Coburg Mayoral Reception at Ideal Function
Coburg held a mayoral function at Holl Hall on Bell Street with a large turnout of ratepayers and notable attendees. The evening featured a reception by the Mayor and Mayoress, a concert program, and refreshments. many residents and dignitaries attended, and the event was described as admiringly successful with broad satisfaction among guests.
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Coburg
He J. Richards
Holl
Bell Street
Watt
MD AL
Mr. Penton
Satan
Uidstes
Grit
de Hetett
Flynt Bennett
Yo Tharrow
Amd Mix Chadwick
Wi de Beyer
Mas Nellie Renn
Ine
Peop Wow
Miss Bedford
Wiew Mo Forden
Oand
Mis
PR Touth
Bishop
Gawker
F Comdam
BL Carpenoh
Crotty
Chak Mie Carey
HE Chirk
Chanllor
Chadwick
Mead Cros
Davis
No Paweun
Waekeet
Mead
Whain
Heson
MGW
HAMS
Uo Tabo
Melbourne
Howes
Tim
Mires
Abbot Wee
Mia Rene Woo
Darel
Mise Mathieson
Mic Han
al Wes
Inl
Mas Wy Martyn
Miers
Roe
Bow
KE Newton
Norman
Norholls
Murphy AF
Murphy
Miami
Robert Paterson
Wo Paterson
Z. Shepherd
BR Stokes
O Sullivan
Meg Slopner
A. Sime
Pivwipson
Fof Whernton
ED. Thorpe
Wise Trollope
G. Troflope
Ho Townsend
Vine
Walker
He Wil
Eli
Theft of copper cable from Brunswick City Council
Thos Walter Gay and Alexander Yorston faced trial for stealing 20 drums of copper cable valued at £208 belonging to Brunswick City Council. An alternative charge of receiving was pursued, arguing the suspects were about to claim the stolen property. The defence claimed the men were helping at a stable when the wire was allegedly found. the jury found them guilty only of receiving and they were remanded for sentence.
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Walter Gay
Alexander Yorston
Brunswick City
Cabl
Uh Mnst
Yerston
Benther
Roth
Coburg Harriers Club Dance Honors Attendees and Crepe De Chine Dress Parade
The Coburg Harriers held a club dance featuring a parade of dresses in pale pink and cream crepe de chine with pearl trimmings and various overdresses. Notable attendees included Miss Gertrude Cail, Mrs Lily Charters, Miss Huntington, Miss Olive Keown, Miss J Letch, Miss Muriel, and many more, with names of guests and presenters listed and arrangements coordinated by Mr Correticentare and directors RO Murphy and Pow al.
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Ing
J Hall
Greg Sieindy
Suppli Ir Rt
Toorak
Timon
A.C. Dredge
Miss Can
E. Beans
Effie Farrow
Giles
Huntington
Olive Keown
J. Letch
M. Lamond
Merrigan
Fo McArthur
Fo McCann
Ile Chine
Hilda Weed
Miss Este Yorke
Austin
Monsre Girnad
Nichols
Reynote Tomert
Burke
Robertson
Chal Agnew
Cain
O'Hanton
Bray
Howe
Tolinstane
McDougall
Arraents
Snonescully
Correticentare
AL Scho.fork
Messrs
RO Murphy
Powal
Wedding in Fawkner Celebrates Lovell-Lovell Alliance
The marriage of Mise Lingie Lovell, eldest daughter of Wile Lovell of Fawkner, to Med Linerer was held on Saturday June 20 at the bride’s home with Res. McMillidgy of Caulfield performing the ceremony. A reserved breakfast followed at 3 40 PM and a lively reception with dancing and games. The couple plan a honeymoon then reside in Tho Mastown. The Fawkner Football Club met June 18 with 30 members, elected new captains, and discussed club plans to start a hall and club rooms next week. Loch Park Club sent news of three matches for a silver cup with Fawkner, attempting a match on June 27 and July 4 negotiations ongoing.
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Bet Mise Lingie Lovell
Wilelim Lovell
Fawkner
Med Linerer
Res. McMillidgy
Caulfield
Tay
Altogover
Thomastown
Fawkner Football Club
Moss
Truty
Michelum
Groves
Fletcher
H. McCaskil
View Plain
Oll
Ee Wasy i
Loch Park
Fawner
Bawkner
Dtr. Yilie
Fawkner Club
Foch Park
Anstey promotes Labor critique at Eltham Hall
Mr Anstey addressed Eltham electors praising opposition to lasting Labor power while criticizing past acts and warning of risks if Labor remains. He argued Liberal policy would progress and defend wealthy prerogatives amid a Senate majority. Audience reactions were mixed as speakers debated reforms.
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Antey
Eltham Hall
R. Taylor
Anstey
Labor ‘Party
Mno
Deakin
Labor Party
Tabor Party
Sigut
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth Bank
W. H. Irvine
W. H. Trvinenhor
Ors
Australia
MR. Reynolds
Cortrg
Diphtheria Cases Rise in City Schools
Medical authorities swabbed 200 children at the infants school on Bell Street Cour to trace diphtheria. Four germ carriers were removed to Fairfield Infectious Disease Hospital as the disease spreads to Moreland and North Coburg schools. The London hospital mortality rate from diphtheria last year stood at 8.5 percent.
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Bell Street
Cour
Moreland
North Coburg
Fairfield
London
North Brunswick progress association pushes public health action
The North Brunswick Progress Association moved to urge the Public Health Department to appoint special medical officers to take swabs in all schools. They cited four diphtheria carriers found at the new infants’ school in Bell street Coburg and rising cases across Brunswick and surrounds. The motion, carried on Saturday night, notes 800 scholars affected in the Coburg district and calls for strict medical attention for children.
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New Infants
Bell St
Coburg
Brunswick
Moreland
North Coburg
Princes Hill
New Carlton
Public Health Department
Cburg
Lata
Brondawaans Council
Uwe Domand
Iui
Chine
H. Harding
Predicament at a Burial Service at Cobune Cemetery
A Myr daily correspondent reports shameful negligence at Cobune Cemetery during a burial. A grave ordered seven feet by five was too small for the coffin, causing delays and a pause in the service. Mourners kept hats on and smoked as diggers tried to reshape the coffin cover. cemetery officials offered sympathy but could do nothing, with complaints said to be common.
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Myr Daily
Cobune
Innaline
Tion
Seven Foot
Building regulations suggested by North Branch Association meeting
Mr J B Hugiam presented proposed building rules at the North Branch Association meeting. The discussion focused on safety, structural integrity, and signs for public spaces, with specific items noted for consideration by committee.
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J. B. Hugiam
Bae Tent
Iit
Thief Raiders Ube Vestibule in Moreland and Westmoreland
A thief raided a vestibule, stealing four coats including two overcoats during a service. Police recovered the items after the conclusion of the event, noting the loss of one tin and related belongings.
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Ube
Moreland
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