Noxious Odours Spur Action From Suburban Residents
Sunshine to Kensington residents push for relief from offensive smells along the Maribyrnong River. Reports say air in Sunshine turned putrid, trains and homes affected, with children vomiting after late journeys. Braybrook and Braybrook Maidstone areas criticized for claimed cleanliness while locals suffer. Local councils urged to petition Parliament to protect public health.
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Sunshine
Kensington
Maribyrnong
Williamstown
Tottenham
Braybrook
St Albans
Maidstone
Footscray
Diggers at Cricket Park host to high scoring day
Diggers faced Williamstown at Sunshine Deer Park where 182 was posted. Lesberg contributed a solid innings while Carrick and Grant added key runs. Parsons impressed with three wickets in four balls, finishing with a strong bowling average as the natch resumed later.
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Sunshine
Williamstown
Lesberg
Carrick
Grant
Parsons
Sunshine technical school exam results and police court case
The Education Department released the Sunshine Technical School exam results with names and scores including W Smith 52, D C Stark 60, William Stephens 65, A Gibson 65, William Swith 56. At Ballarat Police Court Alexander McMillan faced charges of drunkenness and obscene language on a train and received three days on the first count and fourteen days on the second.
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Sunshine Technical School
Education Department
W Smith
D. C. Stark
William Stephens
A. &. Gibson
William Swith
William Stepheens
Sunshine Police Court
Alexander McMillan
J. B. Derham
Ballarat
Tomadmen
Jecrett
McMillan
Strike at Sunshine Harvester Works Deepens Trade Unrest
On Monday secretary Mr Tunaley of the Victorian Carpenters Union said all building trades union members at the Sunshine Harvester Works ceased work in sympathy with carpenters who struck before the holidays. The workers refused to exceed a 44 hour week.
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Nobel (Austra Asia) Ltd
Ballarat
Watson Jnr
Deer Park Hotel
P. O'Shannassy
H. V. McKay
Sonshine
Victoria
Len Reid
Nobel (Australasia) Ltd
Commonwealth
Tunaley
Victorian Carpenters’ Union
Sunshine Harvester
Literary Notes on Tom Black and Port Lincoln Monuments
Ae leaves the boat at Port Lincoln and strolls to Kirton Point where crowds honor a colonial hero. The piece recalls Matthew Flinders, Sir John Franklin, and local shipwrecks at Cape Catastrophe, then sketches poet Tom Black’s life, loves, poetry, and decline, ending with his solitary gaze over Boston Bay.
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Port Lincoln
Kirton Point
Hawson
Stanford Hill
Matthew Flinders
Spencer's Gulf
Leicestershire
Sir John Franklin
Posten Bay
Cape Catastrophe
Lieut Thistle
Port Bolingbroke
Merpeeens
Indies
Toot Black
Henry Lawson
Broken Hill
Papi
Clive World
Olive Lehmenrr
Tom Black
Tom
Scottial
Burns
Australia
Buens
Leah
Robert Emmett Verge
Bacchus
Elysium
Boston Bay
Lamp shade misidentified at Sunshine store window
A young woman walked into a Sunshine area ladies’ shop and asked the price of a dress in the window. She was informed the item was not a dress but a lamp shade. The error is noted as understandable.
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Sunshine
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Diggers
Cricket Deer Park
Dyett
Metlee
Jewell Owell
Bushbridgs
K. Gran
Meenane H. Carrick
J.asasiond
Dereen OG Spell Perec
McShane
Derby Clonard
W. Armour & Co
Ladies’ and Gent's Tailors
Dickson Street
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson & Graham
Oregon
Hampshire Road
SI Wathen
Farrand
Manhattan
Brown
Luce Crystal Seth
Sunshine Radio
Sutehine
Bank of
New Beuth Wirlos
W. J. Montgomery Builder & Contractor
King Edward Avenue
Advocate” Office
Prospectus
Geo. Baxter
Sunshine Advocate
C. G. Carlton & Co
Sunshine and Yarraville
Sunbeam Cafe
Alwa . A. Hand
Co. Clancy
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