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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1928
Page
8
Fragmented classifieds list several notices including a young girl for light work, a hawk for sale at a location near Spabiling’s, a general to train with references, and a parrot for sale, all with unclear addresses and dates.
A compact condolence message from the family on Deunmuaptin Street, Sunchinie, thanking sympathizers and noting the loss at St. Atelews Hospital on February 17. Special thanks to Dr Tonkin for care.
Fragmentary OCR item lacks coherent facts. Contains scattered place names and names but no clear event, date, or action to summarize into a confident card.
A scrambled church notice lists harvest festival services across Presbyterian and Methodist circuits including Tamagne and Maidstone. Events feature morning prayers, Sunday school, sermons titled The Call to Keep, and an annual meeting with Roy Richardson.
Local and General Speikonye at the Tawar Hall on Thursday night, Dr Dennis and 4 Netthent representative discussed that sun shine would be severed soon. Mothers of elulideen attending Mbion State School will attend a Mothers Club on Wednesday afternoon. Sunshine Progress Association plans a monthly meeting at Town Muth with Captain J1E Mewin speaking on the importance of the subject. Two Au Forward VII Memorial Scholarships are awarded by the Masonic Order to two Williamstown High School students with £20 yearly for four years. CG. Carlton received a Certificate of Merit for service to the Yarraville Football Club. Mothers Club members enjoyed an evening at the Pengillys with cards and a vote of thanks.
A charge of selling pollard not up to standard was brought by Inspector Robert G. Todi against John Warting and Son of Albion. The trial involving Reginal Muir of Lavin was adjourned to March. Sunshine residents attended hearings at the Sunshine State Noho and Sunshine Hertwicultural Society held a monthly meeting. Sympathy was expressed for the families of the deceased and injured, with council discussions about Derby Road and private street status continuing.
Rainy start to the year leaves St Albans with 12 inches for last year and full chams including the reservoir after five dry years. A meeting of the Programs Association sees the Secretary C Meltue resigning but agreeing to stay a month. Water and Electricity schemes progress, Boundary Road issues discussed, Braybrook council contacted. Railway changes delay track alterations and footpath repair proceeds with screenings.
A Saturday raid at the Deer Park Hotel led to charges against multiple visitors and staff for being on licensed premises after hours. Several individuals including Reginal Branch and Reginal Branch were fined for travel details and false names, with penalties noted for illicit occupancy and other violations.
Soldiers and settlers urged action against continued settlement policies. The notice cites recent destruction and dangerous conditions in Coolaraun and Gunnedah Streets hindering families from remaining in their homes. Welfare and War Service Home committees discuss state support and forthcoming conferences to resume work after engineers return.
An epidemic of shopbreaks struck several stores along Hampshire Road during late night hours. Burglaries damaged or looted Mr Hastold Moorce’s fruit shop and Mr Buurer’s shop while attempting entries at Mr St V Seymour’s mercery, Mrs Cawl Cros’ pharmacy, and Mr T Adams’ office. Police are investigating.
A lively Saturday screening presents Rookies a comedy set around a training camp with two couples in conflict as Dove plays a tough character and Arthur co stars as Lonesome Ladies. The piece mixes flirtation and farce in a 1920s style programme at the Sunshine.
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