Dr Kirby’s Weak Defence at Braybrook Council Meet
A Braybrook Council meeting discusses defence strategy in a legal action against J. H. Ralph. Councillor Hargreaves cites a solicitor’s note on prosecution before minutes are confirmed. Dr Barclay and Dr Pennell are mentioned, with a withdrawn motion debated by Dr Dobson and the Shire Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braybrook
KE. Hargreaves
Ron Hall
J. H. Ralph
Hall
Barclay
Pennell
Shire
E. Hargreaves
Dr. Dobson
Council
Dr. Kirby
Debated Prosecution Motion Among Municipal Councillors
A council quarrel centers on a motion to prosecute over an inspector's report. Dr. Kirby defends actions as protecting ratepayers while accusing exaggeration by the inspector. The President and others urge prudence, credit inspectors, and note potential influence on magistrates. Dr. Kirby seeks sanctions against inspectors and motions fluctuate before a majority backs no further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dobson
Dr. Kirby
Dobson
Kirby
Barclay
J. H. Ralph
W. H. Jones
Pennell
Treloar
God
Cr. Kirby
Dr. Barclay
McDonald
Parsons
Interclub meet highlights late sprint efforts and defeats
Readable fragments show a 7 min 65 sec effort by an unnamed athlete alongside Archie Knott of Cal lingwood who defeated him. The text lists several names and events including McBride, J. McKay, V. ess, Byda, and Paten with short yardage notes, indicating a failed performance by the speaker in a relay or sprint sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Knott
Callingwood
Ae D. Clase
McBride _ Resulig
J. McKay
V. Ess
Paten
Sunshine Old Boys Picnic at Altona Beach Draws 400
Sunshine Old Boys held their first annual picnic at Altona Beach last Sunday with over 400 attendees. Open Handicap winner was J. Lamont, Reg Wilson second, as 30 runners competed. other events included Old Boys Handicap, Over Forty, nail driving, and women’s two-nail drive by Mrs. K Howlett. Community singing closed a day praised for organization and family fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altona Beach
Altona Park
J. Lamont
Reg. Wilson
Claude Greenwiaud
Peter Bradbury
Ted King
Pop" Davies
Tommy Young
Bill Taafe
Norm Carland
St. John Ambulance
Ospee
Reg. Hand
Sunshine
Asonic
G. E. McDonald
Dogs Wanted at Newport Theme Park Event
Seek healthy dogs for a themed event in Newport. Applicants should be well socialized and up to date on vaccinations. Contact organizers for details and scheduling at the community hall.
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Newport
Cricket Sunshine and Saint Kilda Bowlers Share Cricketer Row
Cricket Sunshine and St Kilda see mixed innings with Craddock and Duan effective in bowling as Albion, Cradocks, and Druids contest scores. West Sunshine chase totals with Patten steady in 64 and Cordy 0 not out.
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Sunshine
Hand
E. Patterson
Oregon
M. Craddock
R. Wood
G. Craddock
N. Styles
G. Duan
EB. Buttimerid
J. Lack
F. Clayton
Sundries
Kilda
Inns
E. Allsop
P. Livingstone
N. Baty
C. Chivens
Sunshine Old Boys
Greenwood
E. Douglas
B. Wills
R. McCarney
I. Guy
N. Donali
G. Clayton
H. O'Brien
L. Bennetts
J. Hibbs
L. Taylor
Extras
Pearce
Everseal
Batten
West Sunshine
First Intings
Cordy
J. Patten
L. Clayton Ag
D. Taylor
K. Guy
Braybrook Juniors and Waratah side clash in district cricket
Braybrook and Waratah clash across two innings with Braybrook posting 4/50 in the second run and Waratah top order struggles. Notable scores include M Winmouth and Lamont for Braybrook while for Waratah Knight and De Young claim bowling and bat contributions. Druidic clubs DRAWS and SUNSHINE also feature with modest totals and mixed bowlers in cloudy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braybrook
M. Winmouth
Farthing
Howard
Maloney
Ritchie
Dickie
Gillard
B. Maloney
de Young
Lamont
Knight
S. Winmouth
Bell
Wiles
Morgan
Wilcox
Howling—Maloney
Inns
Stephenson
Kittenie
Boliths
A. James
Hancock
Bolithe
James
Waratah
B.w
Winmouth
Nutson
K. James
Hitchie
Hayden
Oil
Tennis notes feature varied results across matches
Our Lady s 153 d. Methodist 243 Nicholla Huxtable lost to Sully. Numerous doubles and singles results listed with scores, including Harvesters 61 d. St Albans 229 and Presbyterian 63 d. Our Lady s 224, detailing players such as Rossiter Davis Kennedy Self and Miss Buchanan Greig among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady's
D. Methodist
Nicholla-Huxtable
Sully
Prowse
Nicholla
Jackson
Prowse-Smith
D. Kennedy
Miss Self
Rossiter
Bowling Club A team loses at Flemington in tight match
At Flemington last Saturday the A team lost 103 to 72 as Flemington outplayed Sunshine and Perry edged Brooker 22 to 23. Gullick 17 to Davis 26 and Crook 18 to Smith 29 were noted. The B team beat Williamstown 103 to 76 with Carrick 34 to Green 15 and Whittingham 24 to Grimmett 15. Club tourneys are advancing with winners near.
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Flemington
Sunshine
Perry
Brooker
Gullick
Davis
Crook
Smith
Ellingsen
A. Stewart
Ascot Vale
Ascot
Lowe
J. Bult
Pengilly
Robinson
Rooney
Pearce
Lorenz
Kyle
Froomes
Wilson
Osborne
Sims
Roberts
Williamstown
Carrick
Green
Whittingham
Grimmett
Mann
Prowse
Grigg
Harvey
Newport
Gordoff
Harriss
Barnes
Rohner
Goodwin
Warnock
Wright
Clemson
Gritton
Turner
Fowler
Dunkley
Guy
Doctor Barclay's Lament on Paddock Blood Nuisance
Dr Barclay criticizes Dr Charles Byrne witness remark about animal blood left exposed as a nuisance. He states if Byrne had testified in a recent court case the council would not have lost it. Reg answers with a firm promise that it won’t happen again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Byrne
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