Poultry Farmer Ernest Wilde Charged With Barn Theft
Ernest Wilde, a Lancashire poultry farmer at St Albans, faced Police Court on theft charges for six and about 17 bushels of barley valued at £3 8s and separate wheat losses. He pleaded guilty, explained intent to return the crops, was fined £1 on each count or 14 days jail, and ordered to pay 15 shillings costs for carting grain back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wilde
St Albans
Clive G. Ross
Ambrose McAuley
James Henry Stevens
Philip Charles Hill
Ross
Dibbs
Wilde
McaAuley
Dibts
McAuley
G. W. Pennell
J. L. Scott
Frisco Sally Levy and So This in Paris on Screen
Sunshine Theatre presents Frisco Sally Levy a Jewish Irish tale with a son of Abraham and a son of St Patrick amid Irish wit and Yiddish humor. So This in Paris unfolds as a martial whirligig with chapters titled Flirtation Masculation Unification and Duplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Levy
Sunshine Theatre
Colleen
Abraham
St Patrick
Paris
Family Feuds Stir Local Police Court Proceedings
The Fa wards and Paukmans quarreled before Messrs Pennell Scott and Fox for hours at the local police court. Leonard Edwards sued Albert Pairman for rent, Pairman countered with a £7 claim for work done, and Mrs Pairman failed to prove insults charge. Pairman was fined £6 1s and £2 12s costs. he won his £7 claim, and the assault case against him was adjourned on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawards
Paukmans
Messin
G. W. Pennell
J. L. Scott
A. Fox
J'S.p
Leonard G. Edwards
Footscray
Albert Pairman
Pairman
St. Albans
Falwards
Edwards
Jones
Paarman
Mes
Working Bee at Albion State School
This afternoon at 12.45 p.m. a working bee by parents and supporters aims to complete a timber and iron shelter shed for the Albion State School grounds. The 35 by 20 ft shed will be enclosed on three sides with hardwood lining and seating, costing about £110 for materials. EK Nayler acts as Clerk of Works. school committee ladies provide retreatments. Parents and social workers are urged to attend with available tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion State School
EK. Nayler
Sunshine Swimming Club Emulates Gippsland Crossing at Lakes Entrance
Sunshine Swimming Club members completed a Gippsland Lakes crossing at Lakes Entrance during Christmas holidays led by Miss R Norman who finished strong and fresh. In the aggregate last weekend Whight won handicap with 8 seconds, J Skewes placed second with 4 seconds, and A Rungsell was scratch with winner’s time 34 seconds. Next Sunday morning will see a 100 yards event. Members seeking to qualify for Life Saving knowledge should submit names to the secretary promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Swimming Club
Gippsland Lakes
R. Norman
Sunshine Pool
Whight
J. Skewes
A. Rungsell
Sunshine Scouts Return From Gisborne Camp
Sunshine lad scouts, 21 in number, camped at Gisborne on the 26th and returned by Mist with happy experiences. Under Herman Rautman and Dan Gibson they engaged in cricket, mountain climbing, lugging, and bush exploration. They saw Lord Somer’s country residence and enjoyed good health. the only fault was that the week passed too quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Lad
Gisborne
Herman Rautman
Dan Gibson
Lord Somer
Sunshine exports boost revenue at local railway station
Machinery and Flour from Sunshine for Overseas reports export activity last week. Flour consignments include 100 tons to Balranald on 5.9, 450 tons to Tesman on 6.6, 60 tons to Chang sha on 5.5, and 60 tons to Le Maiie with more to follow. A note praises local manufacture efficiency with five trucks of agricultural machinery aboard s s Balranald bound overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balranald
Tesman
Changsha
le Maiie
Braybrook Council General Business Faces Finances and Footpaths
Braybrook Council debates finances and oversight during general business. Dr Robinson urges caution on spending and checks on accounts while discussing footpaths, War Service Homes funds, and potential overdrafts. The meeting touches quarry power, water to Maidstone Playground, and the electricity commission constraints. Proceedings end at 10.55 p.m. with a note of cautious optimism for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. Greenhamt
Dr. Barclay
War Service Homes Commission
Soleliers
Cr. Pomnell
Dr. Drayton
Commonwealth Bank
Greenhwin
Maidstone
Drayton
McKay
Dempster
Cricket scoreline reveals MU triumph on first innings
In a muddled report MU defeated LO OF by 71 on the first innings while Grand United edged a narrow nine-run win on the same basis. Craddock top scored for MU with 30 not out, Clayton took 6 for 40, and McIntyre led bowling for Grand United with 5 for 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craddock
J. Guy
Thomas
Clayton
Haruiett
O.F
A. McKin Wie
O'Brien
Huggins
Grand United
A. Allison
A. Criteb
W. J. Wileen
Bi. Baafeed
Secone
KB. Lunford
J. Enever
V. McItyre
L. Anderson
V. McIntyre
Haines
L.O.R
G Ellingsen
J. Melntyre
Ellingsen
Vo Melntyre
Rowling
Sunshine harvester Works Hutte Club rifle shoot at North Withamstown
The first shoot of the year for the Dumbrell cup championship was held Saturday at North Withamstown. Ten shots at 600 yards determined the winner as Mr Franks. The Dumbrell cup, donated by Eon Dumbrell of Melbourne, accompanied the championship aggregate. Notable competitors included H. Franks, W. O. W. Bignell, H. Pencott, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Harvester Works Hutte Club
North Withamstown
Saturdhay
Dumbrell
Eon
Hourke Street
Melbourne
Jad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lin
Next National Bank
Sun Crescent
Sunshine
Sunshine 145
Sunshine Station
Albion
Braybrook
Nell Sunshine
Deer Park
Gippsland Lake
Sunshine Scouts
Overseas
Robinson
Barclay
G. A. Britnell Estate Agent
Sunshine 103
Jill
Hi. Franks
W. OW. Bignell
H. Pencott
W. Saville
H. Patterson
J.P. Raymond
V. Little
H. Barnett
A. EB. Dumbrell
W.W. Harris
F. de Laphrie
J. Waidell
CL Palmer
Ae Amd
Forges the Big Drapers
Nicholson St. Footscray
Jackson
McGraths’ Stores
IGE
the Shine Meat Supply and Ice Works
Hampshire Road
Harold Booker
Practical Greengrocer
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