Motor Cyclist On Two Charges At Sunshine Court
Alfred Vivian Rohl of 17 Benjamin Street Sunshine faced two charges in Sunshine court. He allegedly rode a motorcycle twelve feet inside a traffic button on Hampshire Road on January 11 and admitted he had no licence. He was fined 20 pounds or 14 days for the first charge and 20 pounds for the second, with distress in default.
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Sunshine Court
Andrew, Scott and Gourley
Js.p
Alfred Vivian Rohl
Benjamin Street
Sunshine
Hampshire
W. G. Burke
Hampshire Road
Burke
Braybrook Shire Council Set To Convene Monday Night
Braybrook Shire Council schedules a Monday night meeting the first since Christmas. Committees have managed details in lieu of full council sessions with staff handling day to day work. Main agenda point is sewerage at Sunshine State School and possible reference to new shire offices construction.
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Braybrook
Sunshine State School
For Sale Beautiful Home in Sydney Street
For sale notice states a beautiful home on Sydney Street is available through the Advocate Office. The brief item directs interested buyers to apply at the Advocate Office for details and bidding instructions.
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Sydney St
Apply Advocate Office
Vaude Visits Deer Park In A.M. Tour Of Local Firms
Charlie Vaude of 3DB plans a visit to Deer Park tomorrow. The district notes Mr Cyril Steadman mourns his father’s death last night. Ada Cripps exits Sunshine for Warragul, Elsa Haas takes over pupils for University exams. L.A.B. member Haas aids Sunshine set. L. Ormond Robinson returns to 16 Hampshire Crescent after a South Coast tour with piano and diploma success. Ruby A Allan may be interviewed Saturday at 32 Sydney Street. Mrs H C Boorer and son Peter return from a five week health trip to Colombo. A grass fire near White City yesterday burned grazing. Footscray and Sunshine brigades helped suppress it.
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Ada Cripps
Sunshine
Warrasqui
Elsa Haas
L.A.B
Music Teachers’ Association of Victoria
Haas
Paulyne Bindley
L.A.B. Club
L. Ormond Robinson
New South Wales
Hampshire Crescent
Robinson
Melbourne
Ballarat
Bendigo
Geelong
London College of Music
L.L.C.M
A.L C.M
Land Sharks On The Trail Warn Sunshine Buyers
Local column cautions Sunshine residents about opportunistic land salesmen peddling eastern allotments near Durham Road with vague tramway promises. It recalls a past upcountry subdivision that mislocated property near Deer Park and urges skepticism and careful investigation before buying into any southern financed deal.
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Durham Road
Ballarat Road
Harvester Works
Deer Park
Sunshine Presbyterian wedding blends lace and magnolias
On February 1 at the Sunshine Presbyterian Church Jean Murray daughter of Mrs K Murray and the late Mr Murray married Jack H Kittelty son of Mr and Mrs Kittelty of Sunshine. The bride wore a chenille georgette gown with orange blossom accents and carried magnolias and sweet peas from Sydney. Attendant Miss Eileen Thornton wore pink crepe romaine, Roma Huxtable was trainbearer, best man Mr EB Hill. The church was decorated in pink and white phlox. after the ceremony a family wedding breakfast followed at the groom’s home.
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Presbyterian Church
Sunshine
Jean
K. Murray
Mr Murray
Marvin Street
Jack H
Kittelty
Chapman Street
Carruthers
Sydney
L. Carruthers
East Malvern
Elaine Brookes
Eileen Thornton
Roma Huxtable
EB. Hill
Mra Murray
Sainty
New Zealand
Failed to Keep His Promise in Shire Horse Case
On January 19 a vigilant inspector in Bray Shire attempted to detain three stray horses in Cornwall Road. James Rockett, owner of the steed, Wiltshire Road, admitted ownership but could not pay detention charges. He offered later payment, which never materialized. Thorpe reported the case in court. Rockett did not appear and was fined 6d per head plus 2s 6d costs.
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Shire of
Braybrook
L. E. Thorpe
Cornwall Road
James Rockett
Wiltshire Road
Thorpe
Strand
Secrets of successful vegetable growing in Melbourne lecture
The Melbourne horticultural page highlights W Williamson J.P. of Brighton as the noted expert on vegetable cultivation. He will speak at the Society's monthly meeting revealing practical secrets. Members and the public are invited to attend for practical guidance on growing fresh greens at home.
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Melbourne
W. Wik ‘Iamson
J.P
Brighton
The
Horticultural Society
Williamstown Stakes Preview In Autumn Programme
Star performers headline the Williamstown Stakes on Saturday with Sylvandaly the likely winner on light weight for age. Marabou and Pauresco from Caulfield Cup winning lineage will challenge, while Palfresco looms to meet the judge first. The Son o Mine colt also shows strong Caufield Cup form, Cardinal’s late fitness suggests a late challenge, and seven events are down for decision commencing at 1.60 pm with Maiden Plate First Division featuring Viator and Cluniac as best bets.
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Sylvandaly
Marabou
Pauresco
Marabou Wicely
Palfresco
Son O' Mine
Valfresco
Cardinal
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Charlie Vaude
3DB
Cyril Steadman
Ruby A. Allan
Sydney Street
Miss Allan
H. C. Boorer
Peter
Colombo
White City
Footscray
Sunshine Brigades
PORGE
Sensations Forge
Murray—Kittelty
Williamstown
Lucknow