Obituary for Edward Bailey of Sunshine
Edward Bailey of 14 Fraser Street Sunshine died suddenly on Wednesday after a long illness. He was president of the Sunshine AWN A and led the Christmas drive. his death leaves a widow and old Creswick, Victoria, ties. The funeral proceeds to Foulseray Cemetery at 2 p m from Nelawson Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bailey
Fraser Street
Sunshine
LC Works
Bailey
Sunshine Awn.a
Aad
Ange
Mra
Me. J. Bailey
Creswick
Victoria
Nelaew
Ihapel
Mrs Charlotte Barclay of Sunshine Passes After Illness
Mrs Charlotte Elizabeth Barclay aged 46 of 6 Watt Street Sunshine died after a brief illness. Wife of John Barclay and sister in law of Dr Reg Barclay she and her husband lived in Mildura with H V McKay Pty Ltd before returning to Sunshine. Funeral from Watt Street Saturday at 10 30 am to Footscray Cemetery with service by Rev W Evans. She left four children Jock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loys
Charlotte Elizabeth Bartay
Watt Street
Sunshine
John Barclay
Reg. Barclay
Devonport
Tasmania
H. V. McKay Pty. Ltd
Watt St
Footscray
Cin
W. Evans
Sunshine Presbyterian Church
Barclay
Jock
Mary Ken Ina Mourn Loss of Son Robert
A death notice expresses sorrow as Mary, Ken, and Ina mourn the passing of their son Robert who predeceased his mother. The tribute notes the family’s grief and honors Robert’s memory.
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Mary
Ken
Ina
Y Son
Robert
Braybrook Council Rejects Territorial Shift Plan
Braybrook Council on Monday rejected the St Albans secession agitation. The council said no territorial changes will be pursued while the city proposal is finalised. Some members supported Braybrook’s growth prospects amid Footscray expansion worries.
Legislation on Dance Hall Drinking Praised by Council
The council lauded a bill to extend prohibitions on drink near dance halls into a permanent statute. On motion by Parsons, the council will send congratulatory notes to Dr. Shepherd and the State Government. Parsons noted limited propaganda for liquor relaxation and urged counter-efforts.
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Tanybrook
Parsons
Shepherd
Reduced train fares debated by Braybrook council
Braybrook council considers deputation from Western Municipal spatiations on lowering fares for Western Suburbs. Members from Briag Brook, Trelogr, Barelay and Pennell to attend. Police to monitor vandalism at Havilons. Sunshine Tree Plant Association cites recent vandalism and wandering stock impounded by Shire Ranger. Birth notifications report November births in Praybrook. Race track licensing remains under review with city status implications. An application to erect prefab dwelling in Raleigh Road Maribyrnong is refused.
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Shire Ranger
Shire of
Praybrook
Tacriament
Braybrook
White City
Maribyrnong
Hutton Find
Raleigh Road
Braybrook Council backs memorandum on Soldier Settlement rates
Braybrook Council supports a memorandum sent to Legislative Council members by the Municipal Association. It argues rates on Soldier Settlement lands should be charged to the government to prevent a repeat of past revenue shortfalls after wartime funds, totaling over £100,000, and seeks government responsibility for Tortes.
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Braybrook Council
Legislative Council
Municipal Association
Schedule of Works for the Melve Months Approved
The schedule of works for the mseing melve months was examined and approved by the Council on Monday last.
Sewering Plans Considered for High Density Blocks
The Shire Engineer and M M B W engineers discussed sewering options for areas where more than one in four lots are built. If a new area can be sewered by extending an adjacent main, the M M B W will focus on projects like Maribyrnne township and Dempster Street. Deer Park has streets built on but no main sewer, so those cannot be completed.
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M.M.B.W
Maribyrnone
Dempster St
Deer Park
Albion Council to consider by law on fowl keeping
Following an inspection of fowl pens in Albion by the Shire Health Inspector, the Council will discuss enacting a by law to regulate fowl keeping within the Shire.
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Albion
Lighting upgrade debated for Devonshire Road railway footbridge
The Shire Engineer and Electricity Commission officers will confer on improving lighting for the railway footbridge at Devonshire Road and the roadway from McKay's clock to Anderson Road, to enhance safety.
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Shire
Electricity Commission
Devonshire Road
McKay's Clock
Anderson Road
Prosecutions Over Truck Loads At St Albans Road
Two Council prosecutions against truck drivers for carrying excessive loads over St Albans Road are listed for the next session of the Sunshine Court.
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Council
St. Albans Road
Sunshine Court
Electricity Profits Sought by Council Debate on Cost Reduction
Dr Parsons urged the Council to explore reducing costs rather than profits and moved to discuss the matter at the Legislative Committee meeting next Monday. The city electoral department reports annual profits around 200000, mainly from taxes, as the council's major revenue source.
Cement allocation debated for Shire works delay
The Council plans to question MLA Shep herd about increasing cement allotment. Shortage stalls many projects including Fisher Smith and Lindenow Streets in Maidstone, with key works halted by limited supplies.
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Shepherd
Fisher, Smith and Lindenow Streets
Maidstone
Maidstone Tennis Court Repair Plan Discussed
The Maidstone Thalk Committee requests Shire Engineer inspection of the Maidstone tennis court to advise on required repairs. The Tennis Club offers to supply materials if the Council funds the work and the club provides labor.
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Maidstone
Veteran Honored at Sunshine Branch Supper in Mis FLOW
An annual gathering at the Sunshine Branch of the Ube AA awards Scott for long service, with remarks by W. Tisdale and Mr. Grant. Scott, accompanied by his brother, recalled early service at Ararat and Mildura, while Mr. Hob Grant presided and was toasted. Refreshments followed the tribute.
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Othe
Sunshine
Ube AA
Othe Tower
Everinge Wiest
Scott
Weber
Carlion
Scott Gil
W. Tisdale Supereriod
Ararat
Mildura
Hob. Grant
Lall
Noeman Porter
Mie
Grant
Extendiel
Food for India Appeal left to Shire President
A request from the Food for India Appeal Committee for the New Council's support has been left in the hands of the Shire President.
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Pood
Clothing Insurance Double Ballot Offers Christmas Aid
This week and next promote a double ballot for policyholders to gain extra spending money for Christmas gifts. A New Year start is encouraged with Clothing Insurance as an easy method for meeting clothing needs. List of successful holders for this week includes 211 212 287 306 314 365 381 443 448 464 477 509 546 551 576 611 636 680 699 720 750 761 765 811 815 855 880 908 942 960 977.
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MR. E. Bailey
C. E. Barclay
ST. Albans Severance
St. al- Progress Association
St. Albans
Keilor
Forge’s
Toyland
Ring Sunshine
Monash Street
Eaun- Wiles
Muniel Spati- Orwall Walton
Leth
Tte
Trisnart Veeditine Anid Weelueed
Briaghrook
Cre, Trelogr
Barelay
Pennell
Sunshine Tree Plantero
Soldier Settlement
Seymour’s
Ibecause
Food For India
Seymour's Corner
R. V. Seymour
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