Tennis Ladies and Mixed Doubles Results
Report of singles results with Miss Jackson, Mrs Burke, Ming Bradbury, Miss Wild, Miss Haas, Ming E Gibson, Minx Taylor, Miss Gilson, Miss Cunningham, Mrs Cripps, Miss Anderson, Miss Davide son, David, Dealy, Beardmore, Barrie, Willaton, Jennings, Hogan, Melntyre, Taylor, Hughes. Semi finals include H Hiscock vs Taylor and Fleming vs Pemberthy. Ladies doubles handicaps list Gibson pair defeating Hang Davidson, then Taylor Fleming Morris 9 6. Mixed doubles Willaton Anderson defeat Davies King 9 5. David Cripps defeat Coussell Bradbury 9 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jackson
Burke
Ming Bradbury
Miss Wild
Miss Haas
Ming E. Gibson
Minx Taylor
T. Gilson
Miss CunnIngham
Cripps
Anderson
Davideson
David d. Dealy
Beardmore d. Barrie
C. Willaton
D. Jennings
Hogan d. Melntyre Woo
Land EB
Gibson
Hang
Davidson W.o
Spowart
Mire Taylor
Fleming
Mrs Morris
Misa Anderson d. Davies
King
David
Cripps d. Coussell
Bradbury
Willaton
Wills d. Barrie
Mra Barrie
Draw for Tomorrow Ladies Singles and Doubles
Schedule lists 2 p m and 4 p m matches at Gardens and St Marks with several women singles ties. Semi finals at St Albans and Gardens feature Haas Bradbury Jackson Taylor Brown Cunningham Spewart and Beardmore David. Men’s events include singles final and doubles handicap semifinals at Gardens and St Albans with Hogan Hiscock Coulwell McMillan Beardmore Vance Simcocks in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Haas
Miss Bradbury
Gardens
Miss Jackson
Willa
Miss Taylor
Miss Brown
Bt. Mark's
Miss Anderson
Cuningham
St. Mark's
David v. Beardmore
St. Albans
Misses Cunningham
Son One
BE. Son
Mra Spewart
Bradbury
Penreve
Hogan
H. Hiscock
Coulwell
McMillan Owe
Beardmore
David Owe
Vy. Vance
Simcocks
Sunshine Anglers' Contest at Cordite Bridge
Sunshine Anglers held an estuary competition at Cordite Bridge on the Maribyrnong River last weekend. The river teemed with young bream and crabs were used as bait. Mr J L Smith won with nine bream weighing 5 16, Bert Morgan was second with three bream weighing 3 12, and C Bailey was third with two bream weighing 1 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Cordite Bridge
Maribyrnong River
J. L. Smith
Bert Morgan
C. Bailey
Druids Hold Muster for March Centenary Parade
The Druids Lodge reports a strong muster with Lijstriet President and Past Arch Bro. Reid. Brethren discussed a new All Druids cricket team, elected a committee, and planned a three mile march from Newport gates to Town Hall for Williamstown centenary. Ivy Lodge Footscray to host a diamond jubilee ladies night at the Federal Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendoes
Lijstriet
Arch Bro. Reid
Ivy Leaf Lodge
Wick Bards
Varis
Williamstown
Bethren
Newport
Sunshine
Ivy Lodge
Footscray
Federal Hall
Local fishing club sets weigh-in and travel details
The report lists B Craddock C Day and N A McKenry as participants weighing 21 dreams totalling 12 lb. Next Sunday the club fishes at Tarnell, bus departs post office 1 p.m, weigh-in 9 30 p.m. Referees are E Turner and B Craddock, steward Len Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Craddock
C. Day
N. A. McKenry
Dream
Tarnell
Messrs
E. Turner
Len Cooper
Rotary Club Formed In Melbourne West District
The Melbourne West Rotary Club was formed with Footscray Williamstown and Sunshine in its area. The inaugural dinner at Footscray Town Hall was chaired by Dr Guthridge with guests from Melbourne and outer suburbs. Ex Dr Punshon serves as branch secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne West
Rotary Club
Compres
Footscray
Williamstown
Sunshine
Footscray Town Hall
Dr. Guthridge
Melbourne
E. Drayton
W. R. McKay
Shridge
Rotary
Rotarian
Schultz
Australia
George Punshon
Information for electors on Victorian Legislative Council vote rules
The Advocate explains that in June elections for the Victorian Legislative Council many owners qualify to vote even if the occupier is listed on the municipal roll. Owners must be enrolled before April 15. Forms are available at the post office and at this office for convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Road
Melbourne West Province
Sunshine Town Hall
Sunshine Division
Advocate
Rifle Shooting At Williamstown Draws Club Members
Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club members attended a Williamstown shoot on the 700 yards range. Conditions were tough in the early afternoon and improved later, giving the later shooters an edge. New members J Farnsworth and J Collins performed notably well in their first attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club
Williamstown
J. Farnsworth
J. Collins
Best Bream River in Victoria Angler Sees Maribyrnong Improvement
A Melbourne angler notes rising fish numbers on the Maribyrnong River and predicts it will become one of Victoria’s premier fishing waters. He blames pollution controls for past gains and urges Fisheries to boost trout stocking upstream, criticizing licence funds and inspector salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maribyrnong
Melbourne
Victoria
Board of Works
Fisheries and Game Department
Path Construction Debate At Keilorshire Council
At a Keilorshire council meeting the engineer Mr Walters presented North Essendon path remaking plans. He favored tar penetration with a thin topping over bitumen for weed control and lower long term costs, noting current paths in ten years without maintenance remain fair. The council backed the recommendation and agreed to proceed with a portion of the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keilorshire
North Essendon
Mr Walters
W. R. Parsons
Walters
Ooe
Parsons
Dr W E Glendenning Absent From Braybrookshire Meeting
Dr. W. E. Glendenning missed the Braybrookshire council meeting on Monday night due to a poisoned foot. Councillors expressed regret, and a sympathy letter was decided to be sent, hoping for his quick return to business and municipal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Glendenning
Braybrookshire
Dr. Glendenning
Sunshine Golf Club Holds Fourteenth Annual Meeting
The Sunshine Golf Club held its fourteenth annual meeting with modest attendance but strong enthusiasm. Officers were elected including President W Dinnell and Vice Presidents R K McDonald and H Morris. improvements to the course were praised and a prosperous season anticipated. The first competition is tomorrow and inquiries about joining are welcome through executive members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bros
Brown
James
Tritw
U.F.S. Association
Druids Cricket Club
All Druids
Druidy Lodge
Sunshine
Sunshine Golf Club
W. Dinnell
R. K. McDonald
H. Morris
George Jobling
E. J. Pumps
James Clinnick
Hiscock
Morris
Miss Roach
Davidson
Williamson
Lorenz
Kitchen
Hardy
Donald
J. McL. Morris
R. K
McDonald
Sunshine Club
Salaries and Hours of Council Staff Discussed
Keilorshire council debated Miss Milburn’s salary and staff hours after a Commonwealth Arbitration Inspector visit. The inspector urged proper time books and proposed higher pay: £152 yearly as a typist or £180 for general office work. Council had previously paid £124, and a month delay was agreed for a secretary’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keilorshire
Miay Milburn
Staf
Commonwealth Arbitration
Miss Milburn
N. Woods
Blakeley
Woods
Ors. Parr
Hilbert
Fragmentary query about seasonal work in a remote locale
A partial excerpt shows a speaker asking about summer activities and a follow-up winter activity, with fragmented dialogue between a speaker and a cat. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or complete entities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taylor d. Hughes
A. Taylor
Fleming d. Pemberthy
Druids
Harraden
Bill Lewin
Quetta
J. Tribe
O A. Smith
A. Masson
Jarnsworth A. Taylor
K. Farnsworth
V. Hodge
H. Franks
Barnett
A ‘Wilson
Best Bream River
Glendenning
Golf Club Annual Meeting
Council
Keilor
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