Dogs banned from Sunshine shopping areas by council vote
Braybrookshire council on Monday night decided that all dogs wandering in shopping areas of Sunshine are liable to seizure. Prohibited zones include Hampshire Road Sun Crescent Dickson Street Sydney Street and nearby streets.
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Braybrookshire
Sunshine
Hampshire Road
Morris Street
Devonshire Road
Sun Crescent
Watt Street
Dickson Street
Clark Street
Sydney Street
King Edward Avenue
Ridley Street
A. E. Dedrick
Hargreaves
Five Years to Build a House Proposed in Braybrookshire
Dawes and Williams represented an Maidstone owner asking permission to partly construct a house over five years. A three room plan was submitted. Dr Robinson objected that the site failed to meet building rules and the motion to refuse passed after debate about delays and control.
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Braybrookshire Council
Messrs Dawes and Williams
Maidstone
Dr. Robinson
Cr. Parsons
Cr. Pennell
Rome
Dempster
J. R Parsons
Two Kinds of Flats Warn Wandering Stock on Dynon Road
Dr. J. R. Robinson urged Melbourne City Council to address wandering stock along Dynon Road and the new road at Braybrookshire council. He warned that horses cattle or sheep could appear any night unless the stock are removed, noting a Dudley Flats road and potential flats along it.
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Melbourne
Dynon Road
New Road
J. R. Robinson
Braybrookshire
Lowe
Dudley Flats
Robinson
No Council Donation to Wonthaggi Appeal
Essendon mayor proposed each metropolitan council donate 50 to the Wonthaggi appeal and hold a meeting to decide fund use. Dr. Lowe warned of restrained proportion while noting other tragedies weekly and questioned ratepayers' funds. Several doctors urged voting none and cited private subscriptions already raised.
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Treloar
Healthful Braybrookshire Reports Record Low Death Rate
The medical officer told Braybrookshire Shire Council that the year’s death rate was 5.47 per 1000, the lowest in the metropolitan area for the fourth year running. Birth rate reached 17.3 per 1000, second highest. 49 deaths and 156 births occurred. Diptheria and scarlet fever cases noted with tuberculosis and tetanus also reported. An engineer was asked to study Hampshire Road and Wright Street for improved visibility and safety.
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Braybrook Shire
Byrne
Braybrookshire
Hampshire Road
Wright Street
Council to Seek Unused Railway Land for Parks
Sunshine council plans to receive a title to a portion of surplus railway land opposite the town hall for beautification. The proposal includes a new concrete roadway with lawns and gardens forming an island around O'Donoghue's woodyard and towards Glendenning's, plus potential municipal offices at the center. The council will also ask Rail Commissioners to permit use of land between Sunshine Gardens and the Ballarat line for recreation and park purposes, with anticipated improvements funded by the council.
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Public Works Committee
Railways Department
Town Hall
O'Donoghue
Gross’ Corner
Glendenning’s
Sunshine Gardens
Ballarat
Bussau
Sunshine
Braybrook Council denies hall fee cut for Mothers' Club
At a Braybrook shire meeting on Monday night the Sun shine Mothers' Club sought lower fees for using the supper room on Tuesday nights to fund school projects. Dr Robinson questioned school use. Drayton moved to retain the standard charge, noting lighting and cleaning costs. The motion passed with no reduction.
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Braybrookshire Council
R. A. Tisdale
Sunshine Mothers’ Club
Hargreaves
Robinson
Leaves full of trouble prompt street tree removal
T Boreham of Morris Street Sunshine asked the shire council on Monday to remove a street tree in front of his property due to nuisance from falling leaves. Dr Robinson and Dr Dedrick stated that many trees shed leaves and granting the request could lead to few street trees remaining in the shire.
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T. Boreham
Morris Street
Sunshine
Dr. Robinson
St. Kilda Road
Dedrick
Harriers Seek Better Training Track at Selwyn Park
A Braybrookshire council discussion over better training facilities for local harriers at Selwyn Park revealed cost concerns. Dr Garde noted a track would cost about £60, which the park committee rejects. others urged council support and engineer coordination with the harriers. The Harriers win premierships and influence local youth.
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Progress Association
Selwyn Park
Braybrookshire
Garde
Dedrick
Oval
Mr. Lowe
Harriers
Council Citeel
J. R. Parsas
Robinson
Numbering of Houses Anomalies To Be Rectified
The Sunshine Progress Association prompted a council meeting on Garnet Street house numbering. Dr. Parsons noted confusion from starting at 1 each side. Council decided owners pay to renumber. Ballarat Road awaits further inquiry and remains in abeyance due to vacant land and small blocks.
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Garnet Street
Ballarat Road
Sunshine Progress Association
Parsons
Dempster
Government grant apportionment for multi riding road work
The secretary explained that grants for roads crossing multiple ridings are apportioned equitably. Ashley Street used the entire grant on one section, with riding accounts adjusted so each riding shares the cost.
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D. Rk. Robinson
E. Hargreaves
Ashley Street
Ground fees set for Selwyn Park barriers agreement
Cr. Watson notes ships were won by members over the last two weeks. Cr. Lowe asks about ground payments and Cr. Robinson confirms £8 per year to Selwyn Park committee. The engineer will confer with barriers officials to determine requirements.
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Cr. Watson
Cr. Lowe
Cr. Robinson
Cr. Garde
Selwyn Park Committee
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Council
Wonthaggi
Mr Bussau
Mothers’ Club
Cy Robinson
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