Proverb Paradox of the Keilor Sunshine Railway Plan
A garbled proverbs column from GASFER JUNIOR laments delays and cost woes over a Keilor to Sunshine railway. It riffs on rates, councils, courts, and storms of Easter holidays, mixing jokes about trains, sirens, and a slow head with warnings and puns. The piece critiques bureaucratic inaction and fanfare while hinting at local civic humor.
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Dad
P.C
Braybrook Council the
Samaine
M.B.B
Gasfer Junior
Footwear Sale Note With Size Range and Dates
An itemized footwear notice lists children’s sizes 10 to 18 and 1 to 5 with tan color option. References include rough wearage and multiple dates such as 11/6 and 9/6 while noting inventory figures like 13.6 and extra units.
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Paddie’s
Merry Maid
Railway Extension Aims At Sunshine Junction Link
The railway authorities consider connecting the north eastern line near Glenroy or Somerton with the Bendigo and Ballarat line at Sunshine Junction as part of the gravitation yards plan. The project could serve passenger traffic for Keilor district via Sunshine, prioritizing access over mere goods traffic. A Laverton connection is planned to serve the metropolitan sale yards, attracting cattle to the yards by train from most regions except Gippsland.
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Glenroy
Somerton
Bendigo
Ballarat
Sunshine Junction
Keilor
Sunshine
Melton
Essendon
T. Ryan
M.L.A
Newmarket
Bulla
Sunshine Yards
Laverton
Flemington
Gippsland
Opera Hope Strengthens Melbourne Musical Life
Metropolitan Musings notes Melbourne enjoys a rare but bold return of grand opera with calls for a state funded theatre to nurture opera and drama. It also praises Sunday concerts by the Returned Soldiers Band at Queen's Park and recalls the career of Sir John Mackey, highlighting his path to Parliament and his public service.
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Melbourne
Australia
Queen's Park
John Mackey
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Paddie
Harold
Chalmers
Bootery
Hampshire Road
T. E. Robinson
Sunshine Advocate
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