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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1946
Page
4
A jumble of Legislative and Sunshine Division notices, church schedules, and community items. Mentions Melbury Wort Provine, prayer times, and local civic actions amid scattered names and times.
The Braybrogb Football Club announces a meeting for February 12 at 7:15. Invites parents and members to attend at Sunshine Technical School. Agenda includes repairs and general year planning with officials present.
Fragmentary birth notices mention names such as John Alexander Salishury and Hetty Hale with limited context. The readable text indicates births in or near St Andrews and surrounding settlements. No dates or full details are recoverable from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a security leave of absence meeting with references to instructions and attendees. The text hints at a formal briefing and a schedule tied to a state or agency, but specifics are unclear due to distorted characters.
A notice announces a public meeting at Maidstone Hall on Thursday February 14 at 7 for the purpose of forming an Auxiliary for the Foundry and Prisoner of Questine. R Parsons, Shire Precinct?
Braybrook football club invites applications for a coaching post. The advert specifies need for experienced tutor, salary terms to be discussed, apply by Monday 1 March 1986, Braybrook.
First term commences on Wednesday February 6 1940 with the Dune Technical Sensei and Boys Sections guiding new students into activities and routines at the start of term.
A dense Sunshine area classified listing fragment shows items for sale and notices. It lists garden furniture pots engines and prams, two motor cars and various household goods, with contact hints and local postoffice references. The text mentions Sunshine and Footwearay locations and several street addresses in Melbourne suburbs.
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