Port Phillip Steamship and Hotel Company plans new excursion steamer service
The Sentinel reports on Port Phillip Steamship and Hotel Company limited efforts to overcome past difficulties and expand excursionist facilities on the Bay. It notes proposals for a twice daily steamer run from the port, improved waterside amenities, and a return of Monday morning boats, addressing public demand and Sunday excursion grievances.
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Tier Pathe
Port Phillip
Linitel
Ion
Alto Wgrether
Aioue
Port Pail Coupoy
Marcus Hill tea meeting at new building on Treadlay
News notes describe a Marcus Hill tea meeting to fund a new building with Queenscliff brass band, music, public meeting with speakers, and bus conveyance from ten Cliff. Also reports on local events, railway issues, library meetings, and community news with vivid local names and places.
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Marcus Hill
Plaet
Treadlay
Queenscliff
Ten Cliff
Delack
Mral Thornton
Melbourne
Ballarat
Board of Advice
Mr Jordan
Queenscliff Sports Club Minutes Show Active Meeting
A fair attendance gathered at the Queenscliff Sports Club Thursday meeting with Mr Arking presiding. Accounts totalling £3 17s were approved for payment and the tennis court curator resignation from H E A Twompson was noted. The court may be leased for two months if a suitable bidder is found, otherwise a new supervisor will be appointed. The Art Union draw is planned for Easter Tuesday and committees will meet the Baxaar committee next. Thanks were extended to Mr Wallace for 12 minutes of service, with the chairman’s thanks also noted.
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Railway Department
Itv
H Woods
Speigit
Library Committee
Jortin Treet
JS Cottier
Eorge
Sant Xpit
T. Arkins
Stonemma
Aingjag
Arkina
Queenscliff
Point Lonsdale
Second Brigade Garrison Artillery
Geelong
Crystale
Royal Hotel
Soudon
Lewis
Benevolent Asylum
Children’s Home
Immigrants Home
Moylan
Point Nepean
The
Forest
Kensington
Sienic
John Knox
Tuo
Mr. Arking
HE. A. Twompson
Percen
Astra
Art Union
Kerr
Rankin
Baxaar Ai ‘Toostay
Me Holze
Wallace
Marcus Hill Tea Meeting Comment to the Editor
A reader urges local business owners near Marcus Hill School Cliff to allow players and others to attend an upcoming tea meeting. The letter stresses reducing disruptions by closing early and accommodating attendees to support the event and community efforts.
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Thea Ay
Marcus Hill
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