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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
3
A partial score note records a cricket match between Harvesters and Mitchell and Kinnear. It shows varied bowling and batting entries with figures like 6 for 40 and 4/26, highlighting performances by Kirk and Jonsson.
Weathered match report notes feral coreS in the batter between Independents and Grand with limited scoring. Key players include Wall, Evans, Haxby, Wills, Hewitt, Horner, Owens, and Blakey, with figures such as 9 balls and 5/8 overs cited amid a tense contest.
A garbled OCR passage cites multiple names such as Marise Themis and Houston, with scattered phrases about a finish and interests. The text reads like disjointed notes from a sports or social column, lacking coherent narrative or clear events to summarize.
The match list shows players including A Stanford Stan Perry 30 and Willin de Perey 7b, with Perry, Dixon, May, Smedley, Os Minett and others named. Scores and statuses include not out, nan, and 105 tata as part of the tally. The note mentions Perry and a 45 vote context.
A noisy ledger style report covers a Saturday game between A N A and the Druids on No 2 pitch. Natives and others are noted with scattered player names, positions, and crowd references. the text is garbled but mentions scores, innings, and multiple players such as Daven and Chapman amid a scene of athletic activity and contest.
The Xiesie company presents a Monday night display at Suistaine featuring 72 riders and mounted animals. The act showcases buckjumping bulls and other animals, praised by the press for performances by their star horse Renticky. The firm offers a prize to any rider who can stay mounted on Renticky for a punty.
Margery White aged sixteen to be enrolled in a two year program as a scholarship recipient. The announcement notes her mother Mrs Mis Pot and family ties to Our Lady’s Sisters, with reference to connections to Catholic Ladies College and St. Joseph affiliations.
Readable names include Douehis Ghapiani and annien Menard with five wickets noted. The fragment mentions GH Bowling and Chitpinan but lacks full context or complete match details.
Edward Assed aged 74, a longtime, respected Keilor resident, died at his home on Monday November 8. Survived by his wife and children Annie, Mary, Margaret, Edward, and Eileen, the funeral from his residence to St Augustine's Church and Keilor cemetery featured a large procession with pallbearers Braithwaite Brown Holahays Healey Massed McCrath O'Donnell and Wilson. Alfred Allison handled arrangements in an impressive ceremony.
A Young Peoples Rally and a general service are planned for Sunday night next, December 4, at Sunshine Presbyterian Church. All men and women are cordially invited. Rev. A Heathcote Fletcher will speak on the topic I Were Twenty-One Again. Miss Maud Clough will sing and the choir will perform No Burdens Yonder.
People wonder what is wrong with parliamentarians, yet their heavy use of tooth, taste, and table napkins hints at broader issues. The remark suggests unusual consumer choices reflecting broader social or political impressions.
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