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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
6
Eggs and chickens stock shown with prices for White Leghorns and Australorps. Rates listed include 6/ per 15 30/ 100 for Leghorns and 7/- for 16 35/- for 100 chicks with direct from Cornish lines. Inspection invited. C. C. Phillips across line South End Sydney St.
Sells eggs for hatching from Black Orpington and White Leghorn stock. Prices 22 shillings per 100, 3 shillings 6 pence if Notting. Orders now, some available anytime. From old established breeder J Luxford of St Albans with satisfaction guarantee.
Advertisers tout meat and apples as the best obtainable based on testers. Customers are invited to try them this weekend and join a growing group of satisfied shoppers.
A local eatery advertises made to order lunches featuring specialty sandwiches and baked rabbits as a signature dish. The bakery promises fresh ingredients and quick service for midday meals.
Melbourne based Me G G Coulter, Grand Secretary of the Grand United Oddfellows, named president of the Melbourne United Friendly Societies Association. He has served as treasurer in 1934 1935 and now leads the group while overseeing a push for a new dispensary and lodge room. Also noted are family triumphs including Nurse Williams happiness over a healthy son, and the engagement of William Sullivan to Edna Peart, Sunshine.
Kay Francis stars in Warner Bros emotional drama I Found Stella Parish at Sunshine Theatre with Ian Hunter Paul Lukas Sybil Jason Jessie Ralph and Barton MacLane in a powerful production. The cast also includes five songs by Rowe of the Rancho and John Boles. Next week Wallace Beery appears in The Mighty Barnum and The Clock Strikes Right in a high class mid week program.
The Albans hall committee debated installing a permanent movie picture plant for Saturday showings. A special meeting decided further investigations on the project. The Mothers' Club queen competition continues. A dog show Saturday afternoon precedes an 8 p.m. euchre game at Mr. Lodge's house. The Progress Association monthly meeting is set for Tuesday. The Sunshine Town Band annual meeting at the Shine District Mall Friday at 8 p.m. aims to elect officers. New bandmaster Geo Mulgrew from Heidel is praised. Sunday morning practice continues. Road work continues due to traveling crusher on outer roads.
At the Sunshine Horticultural Society monthly meeting on Wednesday next Mr A L Harry of Preston will give a lecture on dahlia cultivation. The talk will include hints for home gardeners on growing fine specimens of the flower. A committee meeting will be held at the secretary's residence on Tuesday.
A damaged OCR fragment references goats on a site or page with unclear context and mentions notes or amen. Details are unreadable, making it impossible to determine participants dates or locations.
Keilor Shire Council discussed Dog Act amendments. Dr W R Parsons supported kennel registration and opposed £5 Alsatian registration, citing kennel oversight benefits and past dog attacks. Dr Stenson and Dr Stevens urged curbing dog problems while noting Alsatian concerns. Proposal passed to register kennels and limit to two greyhounds per handler.
The fragmentary note asks a question about attendance and mentions time and engagement. It appears to be an unclear inquiry with missing context and no clear event, date, or organizing body indicated.
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