08 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Moorabbin News
Location
Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1916
Page
1
Fragmented text references 현 events and figures including a May date, a March month record, a payment or coupon noting 1.67 and 5.07, and mentions of local names and commodities. The legible portions suggest a historical notice or list of items tied to local governance, commerce, and cultural items without a clear narrative.
In a Cheltenham report from St Matthews Church, a Sunday event featured crafts and painting of a new organ, with district figures including J. Watta and Arch Bishop Warko noted for opening activities. A shipment of heat and other goods was received, aiding local works while the Sunday school continues.
Fragmented report describes a Sunday event with a dance band, soldiers present, and a charity aim. It notes a forthcoming sale of allotments led by Mr W T C Kelly, with deposits and bids listed, and community figures Mrs Leaford Miss Cuesta Mauro and others in attendance.
Mordialloc Mountamnora Cqucifixion event to be rendered by the Gholson at the Moolantin Institute on Saasilay Ahn 18th. Phig aftervooy at the Club House of the Golf Olehn welcomed Nome has been arranged for Mervoy Nowe ton who has reurited wounded through warving. The Mordlatiog ont 1,0, met Moniday with good attendance of members and visitors. Bro J. M. Gilmour presided and two new members were proposed. The compauxance of members on active serving van doatt with other business of importance. Bro Carter extended a welcome to new members and visitors.
Following the riot Morabera and Triands were invited to a humorous night featuring farces and songs performed by local players including Harold Jones, Miss Phillips, and Mrs Humphreys. A report from Byadtroy's Hall notes a collection of funds and plans for a dance at Mochanton hall on April 22 amid community entertainment and social gathering.
A warning notice reports an attempted entry at the corner of Rae and Clyde Bank Roads between March 27 and April 2 at the residence of A J Cooper. The back portion was entered, valuables untouched, and investigators continue inquiries. District correspondent J T Daley of The News has been appointed for The Age, receiving support from local readers.
In Chelsea residents were reminded of church events at Pinoketon and a call to action by the Program Associations. Mr W S Saint MGs reports no money available for Argyla Avenue works, with a council plan to seek a loan from the State Savings Bank. A three roomed house on Boro Way, Wood by W G Oliver burned on Monday, insured for 50 pounds. The Progress Association holds its monthly outing tonight.
Auctioneers advertise Aspendale estate sale on Span Road between Aspendale and Cheltenham near Aspendale State School. Buyers are enticed by a low 123 deposit and monthly payments while noting the land’s proximity to the shore and developing area. Details from auctioneers Meonra Cighilt & Haughton and local agent Mi 1. W. Wilton.
A grand concert titled for the Patriotic fund is planned at Shine Koll tonight featuring a visiting musician. An incident delayed the Sunday train from Mordialtag, causing a chain of delays and risk to travelers as the line suffered a breakdown near Taub foundation. A wallet found on Blindera street was returned, and suburban trains were adjusted to prevent passengers from being stranded, with services extended to Waiendan Sand ringham Williamatown St Kilda Port Melbourne and Hox Hill.
A fragmented notice describes a carnival event with planned parades and displays on a Monday near Easter, inviting the public to attend and view a central exhibit. It mentions scheduling, activities on the grounds, and a program featuring local entertainments and demonstrations.
Abia popular tournament opened in clubs around Melbourne on Saturday. Craltunium Mon tona Morrisnog and Bindelaghan clubs compete with a schedule delayed by rain. Players named include Chiltenhain Allory Llvoaley Walton LePage Wolk H Mant Wolf Wot W Brownlie Reynolds Scala Jada Micntono Tonchy Bann Molony Town Dickenwon Bewln Whawflag Townsagd Obwany Popper Jordan Candwell Mordialloo Buttworth Puck Droop D Scanblabary Rigg Lording Valeman Column Whitehall Jolingon Balfa Ando.
Voters in Dandenong South Riding cast ballots today at polling places including Arrow Post Office, Mechanics Institute and local schools for candidates Moses W. B. Webb and J. W. H. Wilson. Public interest centers on views and positions of both contenders ahead of the council meeting.
The Aspendale Progress Association met Saturday night with President Mr 5 presiding. A vote on a new subdivision of riding was deferred, and correspondence included water questions, railway concerns, and council debates. The meeting honored a late councilor and discussed sanitary rates and committee formation.
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