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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jan 15, 1937

Page

6

Public notes on Coronation tour and Australian finance policy

The speaker outlines a Commonwealth Ministerial Delegation to the Coronation and Imperial Conference with aims to study British finance and defence, national insurance, and trade protection. He mentions London meetings with the Bank of England, Treasury, and British authorities, and notes plans for country life promotion and colonial exchange, stressing the need for import reduction, export growth, and better rural infrastructure. He also references New Zealand policy experiments and expects to meet Mr Nash, the New Zealand treasurer, in London. He confirms Mr Menzies will manage Treasury in his absence and urges letters to the Private Secretary.

R. G. Carey Commonwealth Lemdon Treasury Bank of England Tyso 1 Britain Empire National Insurance London Menzies Canberra Corio Men- Teas Austral New Zealand Nash Outback Australia Malla

Nettlefolds edge rival in low-scoring cricket thriller

Nettlefolds won by three runs after a tight contest that featured 87 in the first innings, 68 second, and 48 in the third. Key scores included J. Hallahan 28 and J. Baylis 20 not out for Nettlefolds, with J. Wise taking a trio of wickets for the innings. East Sunshine A and other tables show modest totals in a multi-team round.

St Albans Defeat Druids In Short Wet Fixture

Rain halted play on Saturday and Druids arrived late on Sunday, producing a brief match at St Albans. R Williams starred with 6 for 27 including four in a row. Druids 118 all out. St Albans 17 not out by Williams and 5 by Farrant, shaping a decisive but concise innings victory.

Druids St. Albans R. Williams T. O'Toole D. Sommerville R. Lucas L. Willey R. Buttimer A. Buttimer T. Dalling J. Kiely A. Carter T. Laffan T. Fox D. Stevens T. Smith A. Farrant H. Stevens Stevens W. Baulch E. Luxford Extras

East Sunshine B vs M U team match result

M U won the cricket match against East Sunshine B by an innings and 76 runs. First innings contributions include J Muller 4 not out and J Storey 1 among others with E Steward, J White, J McKenna, D Caithess, M Close, J Forrester noted in score.

E. Steward J. White J. McKenna D. Caithness J. Muller M. Close J. Storey J. Forrester H. Taylor E. Silvey J. Lawson Murr Ralph Guy Falla T. Young E. Douglas L. Caithness E. Guy East Sunshine B M.U East Sunshine D. Caithess

Australian Referendum Seeks Expanded Air Travel Regulation

The piece notes a March 6 referendum on Commonwealth powers to regulate primary product marketing and aviation. It discusses public arguments, voter guidance, and a climate of increasing air mindedness, with reflections on Canberra’s remoteness and the appeal of owning an aeroplane to visit major cities. It mentions personal hesitations about learning aviation quickly to handle emergencies.

Commonwealth Australia Canberra Melbourne Sydney Geelong Adelaide Brisbane Shell Ee

Easter Trip Selection Rules Set by Association

Players seeking selection for Easter must send their names to the association secretary promptly. All players cover their own travel and related expenses.

Association

Tomorrow's Matches Feature Local Club Showdowns

East Sunshine A faces St Albans with umpires Howard and Tisdale while Druids clash with East Sunshine B refereed by O'Brien and Appleby. Nettlefolds take on M.U.1.0.0.F. with umpires Allison and Gladman and emergency umpire Woolfe to oversee.

East Sunshine A St. Albans Howard and Tisdale Druids East Sunshine O'Brien Appleby Nettlefolds M.U Allison Gladman Woolfe

Harvesters A defeat Footscray Club XI by 60 runs

Harvester A won on first innings by 60 runs. Gus Janson took 5 for 22, while Mac Wilson scored 66 and E Hobba 27 not out as Harvester A reached strong totals despite early wickets. Notable fielding included Mac taking a superb catch to dismiss K Wood.

Harvester A Gus Janson Mac Wilson E. Hoberta K. Wood Harv Ter K. Roberta J. Chigwidden G. Guy E. Eddy E. Hobba M. Wilson E. Roberts A. Duxson Sundries C. V. Curwood Quinton H. Blundell Footscray Club XI R. Smith F. Wright R. Pabst C. Curwood

Bowling roundup with scores and player totals

Ham 3, H Blundell 2, 8 Quinton C, sundries 10. Total 77. Bowling figures: G Janson 5/22, B Roberts 2/21, E Eddy 1/12, M Wilson 1/12.

Deer Park Rr Tech Old Boys Match Summary

In first innings Deer Park RR Tech score 198 with Smith making 112. Second innings Tech Old Boys 6/79. Old Boys first innings 72 with Corby taking 5/25.

Deer Park Rr TECH OLD Boys L.C Smith Tech. Old Boys Corby

Harvesters B Meet Tech Footballers in Close Showdown

Harvester B faces Tech Footballers in a contested match with Harvester B held to 7/140 and Tech Footballers posting 84 and 87 runs. Allan contributes 39, Sims 8/26, Anstey 10745 in a high scoring clash.

Braybrook Meet Results Include Key Distances

Braybrook 60 with Cheeseman 7 11 leads as Abberton posts 7 18 and 6 23, noting performances 1 0 0 F y 26 and 1 0 0 F 46. Readouts show distances and times from Abberton and Cheeseman in mixed events.

Abberton Braybrook Cheeseman

Sunshine dominates Coburg in innings victory

Sunshine 1 declared 239 for 7 declared led by Fraser who missed a century by 11 runs. Brownbill 49 not out and Lowe 42 helped Sunshine pose a strong total as Coburg folded for 69 in the first innings and 46 in the second, with Taylor and Patten sharing key wickets. Sunshine to face leaders Collingwood at home next.

Sunshine Fraser South Australia Brownbill Lowe Althe Collingwood J. Patten 5. Taylor P. Fraser B. Lowel V. Patten C. Ellingsen V. McIntyre Extran Burrows Coleman Malcolm Stapleton Reville C. Murphy J. Murphy Extras Taylor Ellingsen

Sunshine Sunshine Sons of Soldiers Report

Essendon wins toss and Sunshine bat first with 89 all out in 1st innings and 23 in the follow on Meredith takes 9 for 28 and McLachlan 6 for 6 as Sunshine piles up modest totals.

Sunshine Sons OF Soldiers Essendon Sunshine Meredith McLachlan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coronation Casey Tella Sunshine Association M.a.lo.o N. Green A. Dodson H. Marr Ray Guy C. Eliingsen E. Stewart J. Wise P. Scott W. Lewis BR. Wilson J. Smith G. Caithness E. McIntyre W. Bird B. Muller N. Donald B. Moffat Extrax J. Hallahan A. Hale J. Steadman R. Hibbs B. Moffatt ST. Albans v. Druids V. M-U F. Y. Braybrook Coburg
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