Buildings Removed Without Permit At Sunshine Court Braybrook
In Braybrook, Herbert Ernest Ward and Gordon Richard Calder were charged with removing two houses into the shire and erecting them without council permission. A technical ruling dismissed the erection charge while fining both defendants £1 each for lacking a Footscray medical certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Court
Jackson
P.M
Herbert Ernest Ward
Gordon Richard Calder
Shire of
Braybrook
W. H. Jones
Henry Robinson
Ward
Walter St
Footscray
Lacey St
Maidstone
Calder
Footscray Council
Braybrook Council
Lawrence Edward Thorpe
Ballarat Road
Edger Hargreaves
Shire
Tramways Board
Cooper St
Essendon
Station Place
Sunshine
Thorpe
Footacray
Obituaries and Fatal Accident Report from Sunshine Area
Obituary notes two deaths Clara Allison Williams 34 at 10 Tyler Street Sunshine born Bright Victoria mourned by husband and two children with funeral at Fawkner Cemetery conducted by Rev L M Nancarrow and Nelson Bros. The second obituary for Wesley George Alfred Brentnall 84 months old died at Children's Hospital with funeral at Footscray Cemetery officiated by Captain C Fisk and Nelson Bros. A fatal accident at Monsanto Chemical Works Feb 2 injuring Desmond Farrell 18 of St Kilda formerly Yallourn died en route to clinic. Also local sports note West Sunshine to play Sunshine at Selwyn Park with listed players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Allison Williams
Tyler St
Sunshine
Bright
Victoria
Fawkner
L. M. Nancarrow
Church of England
Nelson Bros
William Brentnall
Morris St
Wesley George Alfred
Children’s Hospital
Footscray
C. Fisk
Monsanto Chemical Works
Desmond Farrell
St. Kilda
Yallourn
Guthrie
St Albans News Music Exam Results and Community Events
London College of Music December exams yielded first class passes for Preparatory Joyce Reilly and Myrna McIntyre while Elementary saw honors for Ethel Harvey and Joy McIntyre. Euchre afternoons at Mechanics Institute raise funds for the State School Patriotic Fund. improved Sunday train service announced. Merchant Navy Fund events planned. local tennis teams selected for February 6. Progress Association meets. Red Cross Euchre party at St Albans Hall. Happy Circle hosts Mrs Coull from Fairfield. frequent community gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Self
A.L.C.M
L.L.C.M
London College of Music
Joyce Reilly
Myrna McIintyre
Hazel Ankers
Ethel Harvey
Joy McIntyre
Mechanics Institute
Patriotic Fund
Victorian Railways
St. Albana
Melbourne
Merchant Navy Fund
Progress Association
Mechanics’ Institute
AIL
St. Albans
St.Albans Presbyterian Happy Circle
Coull
Fairfield
Effie
Belle
J. H. Stevens
Happy Circle
Johnson
W. Trudgen
Annie
W. White
Marion
Braybrook Council Aims for Reserve Land and Winter Works
Braybrook Council meets with Drs. Baker and Watson absent due to family bereavements. It seeks to accept a 64 pound offer for land in Maidstone to form a reserve, with future details to follow. Proposes a Beating the Bounds tour on February 14 from Shire Hall. Allocates 5 pounds 5 shillings to a Patriotic Fund appeal and donates 2 pounds 2 shillings to the Association for the Advancement of the Blind. Grants permission to Premier Charcoal to locate a plant away from roads with dust controls. Discusses wood supply and local distribution. considers firewood assurances for winter. analyzes railway fares and shift-work ticket feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidstone
Messrs
A. J. Scovell
LD. Spurling
Cathcart
Raglan
Cambridge
Havelock
Sunshine and District Patriotic Fund
Soldier’ Association
Travellers’ Aid Society
Association For the Advancement of the Blind
Premier Charcoal Supply
Footscray
Patriot ic Fund Receipts and Donations Noted
January receipts listed for the Citizens' Stamp Scheme show amounts including pounds shillings and pence. Donors named include Mrs G McKay Dr A G Pennell and others with small contributions to RC ACF BF and related funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.F
Railways Commissioners Seek Support for Proposed Move
A note calls for arranging with the Railways Commissioners and okay to secure backing from Parliamentary representatives and the Progress Association in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Association
McKay's Employees Ban Overtime and Piecework
On Tuesday a stop work meeting of H. McKay Massey Harris Pty. Ltd. employees was held and a deputation asked the firm to accept union demands, which were rejected. Today the employees agreed to work no overtime or piecework until the firm accepts the union terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ¥. McKay Massey-Harris Pty. Ltd
Union Claims Canteen Establishment and Saturday Work Protest
The union seeks recognition of a factory canteen for tobacconists and denies Saturday work for non foundry units. It accuses the firm of dodging Judge O Mara’s December ruling that overtime beyond 1 hour 20 minutes requires meal pay, and claims reducing overtime to under 1 hour violated the award for 56 hour weeks on Saturdays.
The Firm’s Reply on Tobacco Coupons Dispute
The claim is rejected for several reasons. Arrangements for an assured special supply of tobacco and cigarettes have been made. Coupons allow employees to obtain a weekly specified quantity of Sunshine tobaccconists near the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Sun Shine Starvester Works Faces Shift and Union Debate
Management backs a five and a half day week to cut costs on munitions output while unions warn of extra tobacco and cigar service impacts. The ruling aligns with the Industrial Welfare Division guidance limiting daily hours to avoid overwork and support Sunday rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Mara
Metal Trades
Industrial Welfare Division
Department of Labour and National Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. A. Williams
Baby Westley Brentnall
West Sunshine
Selwyn Park
Patten
Steadman
Harry
Baker
L. Clayton
W. Clayton
Osborne
Corby
Riley
Cunningham Nankervia
K. Webb
Sunshine Theatre
Fury Tyrone Power
Gene Tierney
Jim
Timor
Betty Davies
Miami
St. Albans News
St. Albans Hall
Tuesaday
John Stevens
Albion
Pleasant
Drs. Baker
Watson
Dr. Baker
Chief Commissioner of Police
Ballarat
Maribyrnong
State Emergency Services, — Power, Fuel and Water Supply Committee
W. J. Orr
City of
The
Sunshine Progress
Loewe
Dyeyten
McKay’s
Union
Sunbury
Oarder
FORGE
D.P
Avi
Nicholson Street
Footscray Forge
McGrath Tores
Tel. Sun
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