Horticultural show open section full of Chrysanthemums
The show lists many prize winners across sections Amateurs and Members in Chrysanthemums Gladioli and Dahlias plus vegetables fruits and confections. Winners include V. McKay F. Bennett E. Mounsey Mrs. Lowman and J. Neilson with remarks on judges Mounsey president and Law Khan secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bennett
R. Lowman
Ruby Norman
E. Mounsey
J. Neilson
F. Starke
Australian Chemical and Manure Co
W. Lowman
Mr. Neilson
W. Norman
H. Weaver
W. Low
Mr. Perry
H. Firth
W. Troon
Mrs. Lowman
Mrs. Baker
Mr. Daws
Mrs. Saville
Mrs. Neilson
Mrs.Lowman
W. Smith
Melbourne Gardens
J. Alston
Mounsey
Lawkhan
Disappearing collar case ends with fine and costs
William Newbound faced Sunshine Melly Sessions charged with possessing a horse collar valued at six pounds. Witnesses described prior residence with the owner, and the collar’s location at Newbound’s home. The court found no clear robbery, fined £10 or two months, later reduced to a month to pay costs. kerchief licence renewal deemed improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newbound
Sunshine Melly
Patrick Hasett
Newhound
Davis
Newhouil
Plains Tff
Sunshine fund distribution debate over Footscray hospital proposal
Charities Board denies Footscray central hospital claim and a Sunshine protest urges keeping funds local. About £1600 raised in Sunshine area. remaining funds to be allocated by Attorney General with input from concerned citizens. Sunshine and Williamstown and Footscray institutions urged consideration. aim to allot funds equitably to principal centres where raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charities Board
Pootseray
Williamstown
Footscray
Sunshine
Intelligent pigeon match ends with owner’s reply
In Dunolly a pigeon race started by J Hocking ends amid interference as two hawks win protection for the bird. The bird is later released with a net, flies back to its owner, who answers the benefactor by return post, revealing the dispute over the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hocking
Kooterayy
Dunolly
Digger’s West
Craith
Kasendong
Howe
Hocking
Sunshine Drains to the Editor on Braybrook council row
Complaint to the Advocate about Dr Dempster remarks at Braybrook council meeting. The letter questions his insinuations about workers and wage awards and cites absence of conclusive evidence on township winter work. Ed notes the remark sparked general comment among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braybrook
Dempster Saad
Wandering Canine Spooks Sunshine Street Crowd
A diligent officer notes a nuisance from a wandering dog roaming Sunshine’s main business street. The report describes howling mongrels disrupt shoppers and pedestrians, prompting calls for safety measures. Police consider actions to curb the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Daver
Evelite
Enthusiast in fisticuffs advised to apply to stadium forcer
A respectably dressed young man appeared before the local court on Thursday after a January adjournment over a billiard room disturbance. The judge noted no fine since January, but warned him to quit drinking or face harsher punishment. He was advised to go to the stadium to vent his temper, with a warning about future trouble if he did not reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Forcer
Crothers
BML
McNanata
Buttisell
Previgus
Onnce Tnt
Hym
Dircin
Detour Brought to Bother by Vexing Creatures
A reader letters complains that protective measures force motorists to avoid a group of animals deemed nuisances. The writer urges action to abate the disturbance and signs off as observer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H, Pty. Ltd
V. McKay
D. Fisher
F. Bensnett
Dr. Adamann
Bennett
W. McLeod
K. Mounsey
Mrs. Rooke
Dr. Adamson
Mrs. White
P. White
Mr. Mounsey
Mr. Starke
Gig
Will
Butchers
Sun Crescent
Waghorne & Peel
Miss A. Luke
Hampshire Road
Sunshire
National Bank
Blair Athol
Hampshire
Sunshine’s Pioneer House
Flrst
Advocate
Maidastot
Eds of the “Sunshine Advocat
Les Libbis
Devonshire Road
Barkly ST
Footscray Watch Depot
D. P. Griffiths
Nicholson Street
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