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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1924
Page
4
Wanted girl or woman for light housework apply MG this office. Assistants seek steady part time position, no experience required, apply to office.
A service schedule notes morning rites led by Reverend G Tudball with evening reflections by Reverend Tudball at ALA. The text welcomes attendees to participate in the combined observance.
The Shire of Braybrook invites tenders by 12 noon Monday August 12 1924 for construction of a right of way off Graham Street Sunshine the Pitcher Channel Thomson Street Maidstone Wests Road Maribyrnong and Middle and Barb Street Maribyrnong Plans and specifications are at Shire Hall Sunshine. The lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted.
Seventh Sunday after Trinity schedule lists Holy Communion at Hraybrook at 4.45 and 11, Confirmation class at 2.45, Exensong with Rev J H Richardson in the INSHINE circuit. Tomorrow’s services include Sunshine’s fexel ange at Bye aule Retin Soe he He Howle, with Maidstone at 11 am and Mr Liobaon at 7 pm, followed by Mr Penrose.
The Melbourne debate over Sunday tennis on city courts resurfaces as Richmond council opens two new municipal courts for Sunday play. Deputations and public meetings followed intense discussion, reflecting broader tensions between city authorities and government policy.
Classified notices advertise White Leghorn and Orpington eggs tested ateainn and incubator lots with prices listed. Also a double fronted WB house for sale with rooms and conveniences in Sunshine, plus a VAUXHALL double seater for sale with price on application.
A winning ticket marked 319 entitles the holder to Red and Black-2 theatre seats and a box of chocolates as prize. The event promotes a raffle with a theatrical performance date and prize package. Entrants must present the ticket to claim.
A Australian council favors Sunday tennis but faces resistance from critics who call for Angame Day to be a solemn national observance. A prominent suggestion proposes fixing a fourth Sunday in April each year for Anzane Day services to avoid holiday overuse and protect veteran wages.
A local magistrates bench fined a man £2 7s for trespassing while accessing Albion railway station. The defendant claimed he followed a common custom, but the checker noted that every trip to Albion ends with trespassers being caught, reflecting the awkward access and risk involved.
Dr Neale reported Easendon Progress Associations discussed a proposed Footscray hospital near Skmeron and Eleanor streets, Ballarat road. Despite 4000 pounds raised and 6000 pledged after foundation, the Charities Board refused sanction, citing lack of need. The council will seek a full statement from the Charities Board and letter to the movement secretary.
The death occurred on Monday at his residence Clarkeuatrey Sunshine of Mr Horace Jackson. Born in Glen Lynn near Lyford in 1855 he worked early as a carrier between Melbourne and Bendigo after which Jackson Creek was named. His wife predeceased him and two sons survive at Sunshine and Daylesford. The funeral took place at Daylesford with friends and relatives attending.
A local plan shows Sunshine ATTA expanding operations near Hampshire Road, with a new building to house additional staff and a heat window feature. Community leaders discuss business growth, occupancy, and the need for more housing at reasonable rents to support a larger workforce.
At a tense Victorian Football League meeting delegates debated the future of a new club admission and the territorial implications for Coburg Footscray North Melbourne and Hawthorn. An informed football authority predicted the vote would have favored Coburg Footscray and North Melbourne, pending the Randson delegates and the risk to their territories.
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