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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
6
Vintage advert lists F A Green Estate Agent on Sun Crescent Sunshine with details for NIGK VILLAS LO min station. It mentions a villa price of 760 pounds, bargain terms, and nearby shops with weekly work and social surroundings.
A lengthy notice describes recruiting efforts for the Bets fray regiment with Warrant Officer Meare Heat and a drum of weed stands Tyler. It details attendance by recruits and employers at recruiting nights, the mayor Ge M Hansen overseeing the event, and local councils backing the drive. It mentions December 8 meetings at the Fintseray Drath Hatt and praises employers offering to protect workers from loss of wages.
The article describes a well attended Saturday event labeled The Taste of a weededege, with plans for Bendry Haptise ties and Ladies committees coordinating Valerie arrangements. It mentions Pennell ownership of a local tea house, training for kitchen staff, and social activities including Euréke dancing and Euchre.
A terse St Albans correspondent notes weather affected crops and hay yields amid a congested field. Mentions Mr Sehull of Selitt & Hiern and local figures Dublerin Stevens and Nettles, with garden and ground conditions described alongside minor labor updates.
Sunshine and District Tennis Association hosts matches in November at Frade and December on first-listed courts. St Mark's faces Glenluce in a completion, with Maidstone and Hathania Methodists and Narooma listed among participating clubs.
Fragment reads that the country leans toward free-born Australians and the press of military duty. The text suggests tension over wartime policy and civic duty among the public, with references to pressed men and national accord.
The article reviews a bowls match where Fron Bacotis Mura led by Male Naeehus March defeated local players on home soil. Captains showcased skill, with Munthe and other skippers not needing a street defense as the Marah team displayed solid form and achieved a nine point win. Sunshine and Hae Well performed well.
Fragmented text from an OCR page describes a detonation or detone severing event at a metropolitan works site. It mentions the biopd, a financial search, and a potential delay until a later date. Names and clear details are unreadable.
RALEIGW ROAD RECONSTRUCTION details incomplete but notes a chair or official, Fenton, and a secretary discussing urgent work. Mentions a letter from B. Fenton and acknowledgment of receipt. timing and departmental action appear focused on urgent road works.
The Sunshine ALP will hold its annual meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Town Hall. Officers will be elected and several important matters will be discussed. Full attendance is required.
Dr Charles Byrne who recently bought Dr C J Tonkin’s practice has recovered from illness as of November and may be consulted at 147 Anderson Road Buighi Sunsine 60. He is accompanied by Dr W Butler.
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