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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
5
The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria notes motor vehicle numbers rose from 7600 in 1914 to 67,902 in 1924 and 188,256 by 1934, with licence revenue climbing from £40,000 to £1,924,130, and 192,204 vehicles in operation by 1984, arguing against policies to curb the popular and economical transport medium.
Light luncheons with teas cakes and pies featured as weekend specials at Next Glendenning. Ongoing daily offerings include desserts and refreshments for casual gatherings.
The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria condemns drivers who crowd the crown of the road, urging offenders to keep to the left to allow passing. It notes many violations go undetected but asks motorists impeded to report the incident with the offending vehicle number to curb the practice.
Mrs E Leary has taken over the fruit and confectionery business formerly run by Mr H C Boorer on Hampshire Road Sunshine. Cut flowers on sale every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Highest quality and lowest prices.
A light exchange pairs a late return by John with a witty reply from his partner. The joke plays on repetition as the punchline echoes a familiar setup.
The Sunshine Cricket Association reports notable results with M U and St Albans beating Spaldings and Druids. Standout players include Al Dodson and P Scott, with Duxon and Fox strong bowlers. clubs position and umpire allocations are updated. An Easter Junior trip fund appeal seeks public contributions, led by Dr Pridham and local residents.
The piece notes a surge of beauty product factories employing thousands, amid a broader trend of urban renewal. It also reports Japan's sweeping development in Jehol with new railways, housing, utilities, and a palace, aiming to attract migrants and expand infrastructure.
Violet Hinton, 26, and her sister Daisy sought marriage in New York but were denied a license. Daisy, engaged to a British welterweight fighter, also faced a denied license in England. Officials cited rules against plural applicants and ruled no license could be issued.
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