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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
8
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A busy program lists Georgian Cafe Orchestra performances and multiple music items throughout the day. It notes instrumental tests, weather and market reports, and various vocal and orchestral pieces, with schedules shifting across afternoon and evening slots.
June 4. City Gourn contends shoplifting has risen. Elizabeth Rocki charged with stealing infant's coat valued at 13. The case notes her past hardship and a judge suspends imprisonment on bond after a fine and conditional behavior period. Marin Bell charged with stealing undergarments. sentence in line with leniency.
The Police Promotions Board meets in Melbourne to elect a representative of police force members with preferential voting. Three candidates remain, including Inspector George Merry Answorth and Inspector William Prondioat. Voters must mark ballots 4, 2, and 4d and return to Chief Electoral Officer by June 19.
In a fragmentary report a family dispute centers on Aunt Maria Bats and her nephew Mort amid accusations of obstinacy and jealousy. A judge’s remarks about burglary and an arrest are referenced while a plan to move to Canada surfaces as a potential escape from tensions.
A local recreational hall event raising funds for St. Joseph's improvements featured stalls, musical performances, and a key donation drive led by Miss Catal, secretary and treasurer. The event totaled expenditures and receipts, concluding with a net outcome of £390 amid praise from attendees.
The Wallington school committee held a meeting with jockeys and committee members to discuss firelogs, preparations, and necessary tools. Attendees included Miss Deloshoppe, Mr Wats, Councillor W Dean, and Arthur Day on 26th of the month. Plans covered work for current term and safety measures with equipment needs.
Weather reports describe rainfall and rising water near Pennyroyal and Pennyrosalrol area in June 1927. The text notes past month dryness, ponding, and crop damage including potatoes and berms, with mushrooms plentiful and rivers high. Month names and some figures appear garbled but indicate significant precipitation and agricultural impact.
June 4 Winsgement committee of the Seamen's Union met at a towing last night to decide that the union would not oppose a shipowners’ denegipve action. Ministers argued the plan should be viewed for its potential adverse effects on wages and conditions as shipowners seek to reduce costs. The committee emphasized careful consideration of industrial consequences.
New postal rules announced by the postal department in Melbourne. The notice states envelope markings and packet handling changes will take effect after a specified date to ensure proper transmission and delivery.
An ad announces a four hour sale at Preetonstreet Geelong Weet featuring a Ford vehicle and household items. It lists leather polo gloves, bedding and curtains, and a range of furniture. The notice mentions a man named Wagram and Campbell-Ay and notes the event starts at 9 am with potential bargains.
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