Rates and Sanitary Charges Pad by May 11 1986
Rates and sanitary charges must be paid on or before Monday May 11 1986 to avoid penalties or disconnection. The notice urges timely payment to maintain services and comply with municipal requirements.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1936
Page
8
Rates and sanitary charges must be paid on or before Monday May 11 1986 to avoid penalties or disconnection. The notice urges timely payment to maintain services and comply with municipal requirements.
At the time court, Singh and Sullivan pleaded guilty to charges of illegal motor car possession and one count of attempted burglary. Police noted some damage when vehicles were recovered. Detective Adkins testified about a slip of a youth, detailing car thefts from different places on April 1, including theft from a Sunshine shop. The bench, led by Bull, J.P., showed leniency, with each youth to six months imprisonment, suspended for two years on good behavior, influenced by pending more serious burglary charges.
Harold Russell and Moen J. Andrew faced Lim Shing court on five charges for not sending a daughter aged 11 to the required days. The attendance officer said the child had not attended since August. Russell admitted the child's illness but claimed no payment was due, with 16 prior convictions noted. A 10 shilling fine was imposed on each charge.
The departure of Constable Whiteher for England on Saturday creates a vacancy on the Western police staff. Constable Magill from Mildura Sunshine is appointed to the mounted gunstable in place. Constable Magill will be stationed at the Mildura station, while Constable Waycher remains on leave and is replaced in duties by a temporary constable from the police depot, Kilda Road.
Mr Gordon Stewart of 0 Rid Street Sunshine has left on engagement as an engineer for the British Phosphate-Conveyor at Nauru. He was selected from many applicants and previously served in the electrical branch of H V McKay Massey Harris.
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