Official Opening of 1924 Season at Local Links
The President invites Members and Intending Members to the official opening of the 1924 season at the Local Links on Saturday April 26 at 2 30 pm. Will notice D3 pe pieure acept this rial.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 12, 1924
Page
5
The President invites Members and Intending Members to the official opening of the 1924 season at the Local Links on Saturday April 26 at 2 30 pm. Will notice D3 pe pieure acept this rial.
Next week Easter week the Advocate will be on sale Thursday afternoon. Contributors are asked to forward copy and advertisements early. The office will be open Wednesday evening next week instead of Thursday. In a prior issue a billiard room disturbance led to Roy Furzer’s case being dismissed without costs. it was wrongly stated that £30 costs were awarded.
A lodge meeting featured an address on Changes in England by Brother John Vat 1 after opening remarks about the tent and finances. Musical items were performed by Miss M Bolitho Messrs LL Jolie J Ward Bros G Thomiy son and T De Tracy. Sister Mrs A Lows wore a P C K collar to replace one lost in a fire last year.
Attendance by part of the branch featured a mumshal go acting dance and numerous items. Dorothy Jackson Silver Star Lunes Mona Eyés Grev't J. Bulitho Demon of the Deep J. Matrie Yes We Have No Hatta Feeney and May Bolitho provided piano and accompaniments. A supper followed and cameos and dancing continued into the late hours as Mr E Smith moved a hearty vote of thanks.
Fragmented readable passages discuss urban utilities electric lights and town ventures. Names, dates, and places are unclear amid garbled OCR. The text hints at a metropolitan setting with references to platforms stations and foundries and mentions a jury and trial context.
A novelty night and cashre party is set for next Tuesday night in Shire Hall. Tickets are available from members for 1 shilling. The event is organized by Mr. Patrick.
VEE ANS Doh hes ASSOCIATION announces a meeting to be held on April 1 in Magda. Members are urged to attend and participate in planned activities and decisions.
A fragment notes weeks of rain not relished by horticulturists as dahlias bloom. The season shows plentiful maghe room and a forecast of a more bounteous crop of edible fungus this weekend.
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