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Newspaper
Sandringham News
Location
Sandringham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
8
Announcement describes Hampton Avenue of Honor planting with first tree at Bridge Street and Bunchro. Norfolk pines to be planted, fifty trees planned due to limited guards. Relatives of soldiers may plant trees, listing honored soldiers and craftsman to fill omissions.
Historical docket notes show several defendants charged for failing to vaccinate their children and for not providing proper identification. Names include Gordon J. Davis Alfred W.T. Burnett and others amid a string of minor offenses and procedural actions.
Constable Raven testified that the defendant rode a bicycle bearing number 4170 which matched a Geelong registered machine. The defendant admitted a Sunday fall and bending the plate while chalking the number before a ride. The bench found the charge proved and imposed a fine.
Miss Tiva Young organized a dramatic entertainment yielding more than £21. The proceeds were donated to the local Red Cross Fund.
A fragmented list of names appears as a memorial roll with numerous typos and unclear affiliations. The readable items include scattered surnames such as Andrews, Banks, Blencowey, Coghlan, Dey, Griffiths, Hurrey, Johnson, Manuka, and others amid uncertain ranks and places, suggesting a dedications page or casualty roll.
The advertisement lists Daily Vapors and Weekly Illustr. Expere Kinglist and American magazines, stationery supplies, tablets, envelopes, exercise items, and assorted toys. Prices are given in shillings and pence with calls to visit the shop for discounts and a wide range of goods.
A letter urges Protestant unity against perceived Catholic menace in Britain, citing alleged priested misdeeds and hospital neglect. The writer, Axorstany Tepenakoy of Sundvingham, condemns disloyalty and warns of religious tension affecting national security, urging action to defend Protestantism.
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