09 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1935
Page
1
A disjointed passage shows a barber shaving a man while others chat. A young man bragging about a manuscript and a publisher’s praise is noted, but the exchange remains largely incoherent with scattered snippets.
Obituaries recall Mrs McIlwaine of St Albans who died August 6 at St Vincent's Hospital and was buried at Fawkner cemetery. Son Jack and daughters Mrs McRae and Mrs Harley are named. Also notices of Mrs O Neil of Boundary Road sweets shop and Mr Oxley of Maidstone, with parish funeral details and local civic attendance.
A letter from J B Salmond of Station Road Deer Park praises Monday night’s meeting for adopting a ballot vote to appoint the Deer Park Hall social committee, calling it a fair method versus the council’s show of hands.
J M Burke again seeks to build a brick residence on a section of land in Devoenshire Road but receives another council refusal. Earlier plans showed a wooden structure.
Drayton defends reserves funding as council weighs costs and sustenance labor impact. Figures show year to date expenses exceed 300 with potential total over 1000 if garden work counted. Robinson questions nursery plans and long-term upkeep while others push for shrubs and lawns over flower beds to keep streets clean and appealing.
In St Albans the Women's Hospital auxiliary plans a Wednesday meeting. The Progress Association seeks full attendance at its Tuesday session. The Mathers Club meets Wednesday to arrange a picture night for Thursday August 16 and a bazaar in November. Helpers are urged as funds are urgently needed.
Wednesday next the monthly Horticultural society gathering moves to the Soldiers' Room at the Town Hall. Me W. B Daynes of Brunswick will lecture on dahlia cultivation and the evening promises interest.
An ad extols Alex F Clarke of Footscray offering Alexo Shirts with notably long tails. The copy claims tails are measured across many body types to fit comfort, promising generous length and ample material below the waist.
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