Fragmentary note on harvesters and hedger at work
Fragmented OCR note mentions harvesters at work and a hedger named Lowe. Details are unclear with garbled text and missing context.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
6
Fragmented OCR note mentions harvesters at work and a hedger named Lowe. Details are unclear with garbled text and missing context.
A damaged sports report notes Oddfellows aiming to finish the match after building a 40 run first innings lead. Hites struggle with bat as key names like O'Brien and MeGrath star, while bowlers Moss and MeIntyre claim wickets. Match outlook suggests continuation for two to three Saturdays depending on progress.
A compressed record notes Manchester Unity Cricket Club final figures with overall wins and losses. Captains and top wicket takers are listed, showing totals around 117 wickets for one side and 157 for the opponents amid a season of competitive matches.
Fragmented OCR text describes Bunshine Harrier winning a Silver Cup at Footscray with unclear surrounding details. Mentions VMiesnas de Huss and Jadon jay, plus stray phrases about training, a five miles race, and a warden or official. Content is garbled but centers on a footrace outcome and a silver cup award.
Flower lovers and the public are reminded that the Lunetide Horticultural Show opens tomorrow Saturday at 3 30 PM and closes at 9 00 PM. Entries are tied and wide pathonage is tee served.
The event on a pleasant afternoon saw Miss Skinner win the nett prize in the ladies bond with a strong round while Mr Hell posted the best nett score in the men’s competition. Closest rival Mr Pumps finished just one stroke behind. Saturday also featured bogie and stroke competitions with mixed scores and notable performances from Miss Skinner Mrs He ue Miss Mar and other club members.
A May boxing and wrestling exhibition is set to be arranged by a Selwyn committee. Mr J Ivary and Mr Collins are noted organizers with long-standing involvement in local sports efforts. other prominent figures include Narclay, Searle, Onay Beynon, and additional well-known athletes supporting the event.
Owing to misplacement of a manuscript sheet several numbers in Alma Oakes concert program were omitted in the published report. A piano duet Carnival by Gertie Gwatkin and Whella Libbis drew praise. ribbon drill with rhythmic movements impressed the audience. Enid O Reilly and others delivered refined solos and group performances. Accompanists Myrtle Oakes and Rene Bosher aided throughout. Miss Alma Oakes expresses gratitude to all helpers.
The Linton Tennis Club advertises a forthcoming costume dance in Mechanics Hall for May. Good prizes and music are promised with an audience turnout expected. Local figures like Miss Partlan and Mrs. Fant contribute to the night’s entertainment and raffles.
A Ladies' Auxiliary was formed at a meeting of Ladies held at the Returned Soldiers' club rooms on Tuesday mast. Officers named include President Mrs V A resident, Treasurer Mrs vy, and committee members Mesd B Thompson, M Neyland, Mesd armon J Hird, Bod McKenzie, Gd. And ereun, Stafford, WH Blakey, A Downing.
The magpie is a popular native bird and its nest often uses railway overhead and telephone wires. The Postmaster General asks farmers and others using wire not to leave odd pieces where magpies can pick them up, as this wastes resources and endangers the birds.
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