Sunshine committees seek food for children at beach outing
Shire President Dr G W Pen nell leads Sunshine Keilor council meeting as attendance skews small. Unemployed committee chief Mr Walls explains picnic aims and fundraising goals of £700 while the Herald list supports a child’s bag of goodies. A fire at the Advocate office is contained.
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Shire
G. W. Pennell
Sunshine
Walls
Herald
W. Pengelly
E. Hargreaves
Advocate
Nd Picture Theatre
Braybrook Council Health Inspector dismissal questioned
A reader questions Braybrook Council decisions to dismiss the Health Inspector and shift duties to the Shire Secretary. The letter mentions concerns that the Secretary may delegate disinfecting tasks to a junior officer, risking improper work and potential health consequences.
Swimming Pool Subscriptions Recap
Acknowledged in last week's issue subscriptions total 414 pounds 12 shillings. Donors include Stan White 7/1, Mr Adams 2/6, J Hyett 5, C E 10, Mr and Mrs Norman 10/6, Leslie Bull 10/6, W E Glendenning 1, Drayton 10/6, Anonymous 5, McGrath 10/6, Mr and Mrs CG Day 10/6, J A Beynon 5, D B Ferguson 4, CG A Hiscook 10/6.
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Stan White
Mr. Adams
J. Hyett
C.E
Mrs. Norman
Leslie Bull
W. E. Glendenning
FE. Drayton
Anonymous
Be Phe
McGrath
Ki. Union
CG. Day
J. A. Beynon
D. B. Ferguson
CG. A. Hiscook
Old Pioneers Pass On In Australian Notices
At 49 Sydney Street Mir William Cameron aged nearly 91 died Tuesday after a long life in Melton and Samshire. He came from Invernesshire to Australia 72 years ago and was known as a respected father. The funeral was held at Melton with Rev A Heatheale Fletcher officiating. The notice also reports the death of Mrs. RK Glinnick’s father and mentions Mr. Cingeer who celebrated his Golden Wedding last year.
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Sydney Street
Australia
Mir
William Cameron
Invernesshire
Scotland
Melton
Samshire
Thoursday
A. Heatheale Fletcher
Bo Williams
Maribyrnoug
Bacchus Marsh
RK. H. Glinnick
Durham Road
Wandering Stock Sparks Council Debate on Lawn Destruction
Dr Skewes protests over wandering stock after cows trespass on a public lawn near the school prompting criticism of the Inspector for inaction. Councilor Dedrick backs the call for stricter street patrols and stronger protection of gardens and public spaces.
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Skewes
Eeducation Department
Dedrick
Wise Son Learns He Knows Less Than His Father
A proverb-like line reflects a son acknowledging his growing humility relative to his father, signaling respect for parental wisdom and the value of guidance across generations.
Tobacco store closed all day for Tobacconists Picnic
Local news notes the T. B. Robinson newsagency tobacco store will shut for the Tobacconists Picnic with papers available at the door. Other items report Mrs. Philpott’s Benevolent Society work, postmaster W. J. Rourke resuming duties, and updates on Sunshine residents including hospital treatment for Mr. T. Fawcett and a speed-skipping record attempt at the Picture Theatre. The week also covers Harvest Thanksgiving services, education department repairs at Albion School, lottery prize for a Sunshine resident, and local railway staff news.
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T. B. Robinson
Newsagency
the Picture Theatre
Me. Kerby
McPherson
Jack Finn
Tom Hartley
Chicago
U.S.A
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W. J. Rourke
Chelsea
Chiat
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Olive Lincoln
Pegrell
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Holt
Melbourne Thistle Institute
Ompany Friends
Gr. Tudball
God's Gate
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Albion Schooal
Albion Schoot
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