Proper Fools on April Fools Day at Sunshine court
In Sunshine court four Richmond youths Raymond Andresen 19 John Albert Conway 18 Vernon George Melbourne 19 and William Giles 19 faced charged thefts after they allegedly stole two locks from a Deer Park service station petrol pump on April 2. Melbourne pleaded not guilty.
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Sunshine Court
Raymond Andresen
John Albert Conway
Vernon George Melbourne
William Giles
Richmond
Deer Park
Melbourne
Colin Robb Brown
McLean Street
Sunshine
Station
Ballarat
Sharkey
Albion
Giles
Conway
Russell Street
Morris
Clifton Hill
Brown
Andresen
Footscray
Watch theft charged in Collingwood case
Kathleen Gatenby of 1 Adelaide Street Albion reported a wristlet watch valued at £4 10s stolen. The accused, May Keen, of 147 Rupert Street Collingwood, faced larceny charges after the incident occurred before Messrs W J Andrew and E C Treloar Js. P. The complainant identified herself as a married woman residing at her Albion address.
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Sunshine Court
W. J. Andrew
E. C. Treloar
Js. P
May Keenan
Rupert Street
Collingwood
Kathleen Gatenby
Adelaide Street
Albion
Domestic servant pleads guilty to theft in Collingwood
Keenan, a domestic servant, admitted stealing a wristlet watch and money from Mrs. Gaten by in February after denial. Detective Toner said she acted out of spite and faced 14 days' imprisonment, suspended on entering a £10 bond for 12 months. She lives in poverty with her young son. husband left.
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Laide Street
Gatenby
Toner
Collingwood
Keenan
A Message for Anzac Day from the Victorian Branch
The Victorian Branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League of Australia urges Anzac Day observance in spirit and letter. It recalls four years of nightmare, sixty thousand who served and many with unknown graves overseas. The league asks the state to suspend normal life, honor the dead, and share in their memory and sacrifice. A. L. Widdy, President.
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Returned Sailors’ and Soldiers
Imperial League of Australian
Australia
League
A. L. Widdy
Anzac Service Scheduled in Sunshine Town Hall
The usual Anzac service will be held in Sunshine Town Hall on Tuesday evening. A morning gathering is planned in front of the hall at 10 o'clock. The Rev H Clark MC will deliver the evening address.
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Sunshine
Adjourment Denied in Sunshine Court Case
William Alfred Clark faced Sunshine Court on Dickson Street for offensive conduct and assault on Constable Hubert Ferriss and indecent language. An adjournment was granted to Friday with £10 surety after Clark sought time to hire a solicitor. Also fined for riding a bike without a light and an engagement announced for Edna May King to Howard Lee of Sunshine.
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William Alfred Clark
Sunshine Court
Dickson Street
Sunshine
Hubert Norman Ferriss
Clark
McDonald
Footscray
Pentridge
Harold Toby
St. Albans
Boundary Road
Magill
Edna May
E. J. King
Sunshine Road
Howard Lee
R. Clemson
Burnewang Street
Turf Selections by Lucknow CAULFIELD SATURDAY
Racing selections list from Lucknow covering Caulfield events on a Saturday with horses such as North Cape Dornford Heroic's Pride Romany Chief Glenhuntly Datu Son of Aurous Brighter Deckard Frenchy Lote Livingstone Bluebeard Knight Errant Cavante Malagasy Wellington Maid Brighton Welter Gladstone Lord Windburra Hautboy and bets highlighting Livingstone and Cavante as best bets across Maiden Two Year Old and other divisions at meetings in Melbourne area tracks.
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FORGE
Forge's Men's
Nicholson St
Footscray Forges
Les
Sunshine Branch
The
R.S.S.L.A
ANZAC
Lucknow
Khartoum
North Cape
Dornford
Heroic's Pride
Katandra
Glenhuntly Handicap
Irving
Aurous
Neerim
Deckard Frenchy
Livingstone Bluebeard
Errant
Livingstone and
Cavante
Shirley Temple
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Zane Grey
John Wayne
Constance Bennett
Brian Ahern
Richard Tauber