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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1928
Page
4
A fragmented telephone style tobacco catalog lists brands such as Champion Logan Hock Log Cabin Vice Regal Edgeworth and Perfection with various tin weights and prices. The garbled OCR includes items like Half Hock Dark Light and several metal mounted pipes and flakes along with reductions. The entry reads as a dense shop inventory from a period newspaper page.
The case against the Glen Galla Estate was set for further proceedings as prosecutors pursued the matter. Dywie, a local resident, passed away. The Bescator Metate L. A. Fairhaurn was noted in the report.
A long irregular set of items records an October notice about Malcolm Cameron of Melton and estate bequests, plus church and local affairs. It notes council, railway and harvest funding plans, a Labor preselection bid for Corio, and a church assembly debate on the Revised Prayer Book Measure with voting tallies for bishops clergy and laity.
Notice indicates Bl Mark's Sunshine parishioners meet Tuesday January 1028 at 8 pm in Parish Hall to elect vestrymen auditors and handle annual meeting business under the Trauters and Vestries Act 1910 signed JM Richardhon.
The White City crowd on Saturday showed a marked improvement over earlier meets with the largest turnout since inception. Mixed betting and swift races highlighted the night as top dogs like Rory Boy and Mina Panza drew attention while Benen Hat and Princess Neth earned praise for their form. Local lads We Haptic and We Holman won early heats earning entry to weekly EIU prize competition.
A heated session at the Sunshine court saw counsel clash with the bench over a case involving Albert Puirman. Judge Pennell admonished Mr Bourke for accusing the bench of lying as spectators and lawyers reported an intense, unsettled proceeding with an inaudible exchange near the prose table. The visiting lawyer's day ended on a tense note as Mr Pennell warned against improper address.
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