Sandringham Mack Rock electric street railway delay noted
Borough council notes a delay in opening the Sandringham Mack Rock electric street railway awaiting power from Newport. The department hopes to open near year end. a deputation to the Minister was discussed. Members urged speed, with calls for improved fire plugs, lighting, and shelter provisions along foreshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandringham
Mack Rock
Tralig
Newport
Ur Bick
Wack Rock
Jeffer
Ife
Kelly
Champlon
Sfe
OQ. Ui
Beck
McNorman
Dorcaster
Watduth
Bilyrdes Board
Comuell
Revel
The Seaside Grocerman's Grim Trial At Market
A strangely garbled tale unfolds around a seaside grocer and a boy's prank. The grocer confronts a sequence of mishaps ending in a courtroom-like consequence as townsfolk react to the chaotic events and the boy's audacious mischief.
Local Council Debates Street Improvements and Safety
A council meeting discussed planting trees to beautify the street and reduce the ugly wood-yard look. Motions urged Castlemaine gravel for footpaths, warn of dangerous wood-work, and call on engineers to inspect paths from Beach road to Bull Moon Bay. Community requests included fire station needs and a motor bus stack for Sandringham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr Champion
Champion
Cho Me
Tennyson Street
Castlemaine
Kelly
Deck
Beck
Vie
Ereet
Black Rock
Hampton
Black Rock Corner
Fragmented OCR note on local illness and items
Incomplete readable text describes a shopper and a grocer with missing words about pills and a person named Davly or Davly. The fragment mentions Mis Hick Marin filling something and a father figure. Details are unclear and rest on garbled OCR.
Birthday gifts aid prisoners of war scheme approved
A birthday fund plan by Lady Helen Munro Morguain and Hor Byedloney is approved to send money and gifts to Australian prisoners of war. The message thanks supporters and notes the scheme aims to provide food and necessities, hoping for broad participation.
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Amy Sober
Uy Tiny
Asa
Annin
Cooper
Balloval
Old Walking Stick
A fragmentary reminiscence poem recalls a walking stick as a steadfast companion through years of travel and memory. The speaker laments aging, notes about thirty years since first finding the stick, and cherishes the bond forged in shared journeys away from city noises.
Fragmentary historical notes on public bodies and trials
The text offers garbled references to secretaries, public bodies, and the West Indies, mentioning a lemon bath for extraction of juice, a sensation of travhness, a prisoner being acquitted, and a court decision with a vote of seven ap elont five leading to court outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnerming
Sevem Apelont
Cour
To Readers Advertise and correspondence policy note
To Readers The Novety weekly offers copies to districts and outside suburbs by post. To Correspondent Our column welcomes views on any subject with signatures required. To Advertisers Classified rates vary by space and position with per inch charges. Alterations to ads must be in hand by 9 a.m. Wednesdays. To whom it may concern Subscriptions and financial statements carry special low rates. Newsagents can accept ad orders. further information via telephone shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odge
Mongelium
Walese
Neweagents
Mounawein News
Chiultenham
Chattog
Glenbuntly
Malewart
Sol
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Williams & O’fee
Tito
Pyar
Melrose Street
Sandringham Hatters, Mercers and Tailors
Cr Br. Ferdinando
Cis
Wave Street
Voom Sandsligham
Australian Labor Party
Waliers
Tor
Wuabler
McW
L Broemar
Jittlewod
Vrom
Nance
Haugbueer
Sunderland
Thomas Street
Love Street
Hampton Livesaylog Club
W. J. Mulubardt
Nntips. Cr
Sims Street
Merny Hill
Cr Urace
Haraton Street
Cr Grace
Marston Street
Lyles
Jie
Elowne
Leujuur
Gruver
Teall
Uhyly
Suveluys
Thor
Ty Chapel
Ehoviah
Tim
London
Miktose Siu Kir Sandringham
Pall Mall
Bendigo
The
London: Pharmacy Tell GD
W. A. London
Pagoaded WI Dental Board of Victoria
Warragul
Tomasetti, St
Ballarat Sunshine Circle
New
Bamfield Crescent Gpv
Bohoolt Sandringhar
H. B. Grace
Ase Co
J. Nathan
Grocer
Bamfield Crescent
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