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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1932
Page
4
A new pricing scheme from the local carrier adds suburban rate charges while promoting patronage of the service. The change highlights a shift to more regional pricing and may affect customers at Victorian Mall and surrounding areas.
A garbled snippet recalls a scene with someone speaking softly about sleep and wakefulness. The brief text hints at a late night mood and a calm, intimate exchange without clear names or events.
A fragmented report notes Sunshine Harvester and Englefield mitting results with multiple bowlers and scores. Key performers include Kirk Gillies Jamieson Robertshaw Whitfield and Jansen with several wickets and notable over summaries.
Sunshine Returned Soldiers batted after winning the toss while Essendon Returned Soldiers fielded. The innings were played at Basendon with Sunshine captain leading the team and the lineups read for 11 players.
Special feature highlights Jack Kilingsen captaining a 76 run effort while Ted Pickersgill added 35 and Essendon endured 28 in a tense innings. Sunshine dominated with strong bowling led by Sutherland taking 6 for 11 and Grant 2 for 11. Sunshine won by an innings and 1 run with Eason out hurt in the second innings.
Sunshine 296 for 9 declared, Coburg 143 in 9 overs remain. E Pickersgill led Sunshine batters with 85 and Bob Grant paced the innings in fine form. Coburg bowlers Sutherland and Eason each claimed three wickets as Templeton and Smith were among Coburg’s scorers. The match ended as a draw with Coburg 1 3 overs short of reaching the target.
In a tight matchup officials cite Corby 3 14 and 129, O'Brien 28, Mercomb 4 10, Walker 39 as central figures. The printouts show a chaotic stats fragment with unclear team names and missing context.
A letter to the editor from Tong, secretary of the St Albans Progress Association, criticizes Commissioner Pennell for calling a motion rotten at a St Albans Keilor Water Trust meeting. The writer pleads the remark was a slip and asks for clarification from the editor, noting real heroes act as their own.
Maidstone services led by the Maidstone Evangelistic Band with Mr Paxman Mills Liddy and Hudson. Mr Hudson ill, replaced by Mr Wat. Upcoming charges by Rev H A Dennis and Mr Bray. A C M year opening prayer and social. Guild sessions begin. youth group plans vestry. Fundraising social February 6th for Church Cricket Club. Grass fire near river menaces near Remount Depot. Fire brigade and residents prevent damage. Maidstone Social Club streamer night and euchre prizes. dance and tennis tournament results. Maidstone vs Yarraville Citizens match details. mixed doubles lead changes and final outcome noted.
Garden notes stress deep soaking weekly, surface cultivation, and mulching to conserve moisture. Chrysanthemums require staged bud selection and thinning, while dahlias demand moisture and staking. Late plantings of annuals, sowing of many flowers, and early bulbs are advised alongside a broad vegetable sowing list.
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