05 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1927
Page
1
In Crugssine, a neighborhood near Werribee, two youths on a jinker alarmed residents by smashing a clock inside a school area. They fled after a brief chase, discarding the clock and leaving it recovered by bystanders who returned it to the school.
The Sunshine district bids farewell to Mr Andrew Small of Hugs McKay & Son Pty Ltd for many years a key figure in local business and public life. He helped shape Sunshine and remains active in public movements, organizing a Scottish band with Pipe Major Maclennan. Mr Small will reside in Adelaide, while his family stays in the district.
The marriage of Miss Ena Amelia Wearhurst daughter of Mr and Mrs J Warhurst of Derby Road Bunshine to Mr Albertiz will be at the Presbyterian Church 8 Shire on Saturday March 13.
The text quotes Sir Charles Higham on advertising as the lifeblood of trade. He stresses that newspapers offer the cheapest form of advertising, provided the space is properly cited and content is strong. Advertisers are buying space, but payoff comes from what is placed within it.
At Runshine on Friday January 28 the long delayed hotel dispute went to the Licensing Court. Chairman Mr Robert Barr led a panel with Mr Tanner and Mr Rabb opposing temperance interests led by Mr Laurie Williemapppsered. Inspectors, clergy, and civic figures filled the court as evidence and cross examinations unfolded. The cost is pegged at about £26,000 for a planned grand residential hotel amid contested sites and political lines.
Sunshine residents attended a Monday meeting at the Botanical Gardens where MP Mr Snowball spoke on Protestant vindi cation and liberty of thought underpinning the British Empire. Rev Walter Albinson followed with remarks on religious principles.
An itinerant violinist plays outside Seymour's amid canine audience. Dogs howl and protest as melodies are mangled and cut short, including The Prisoner's Song and Hoe Mio. A later performance by another musician ends when a dog interrupts with a roar, prompting Jun to bow out.
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