Moonlight Excursion Aboard Weeroona on Feb 3
The idle steamer Weeroona sails from Port Melbourne on Thursday February 3 for the R A O B second annual moonlight excursion. Tickets cost 2 shillings and are available from R Roberts and J K Cunningham. Proceeds support country and metropolitan hospitals and the R A O B Monument Fund. A brass band an orchestra of five will perform. a wireless dance programme will be broadcast aboard. Tea and soft drinks on board. tickets non refundable after February 3.
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Weeroona
R.A.O.B
Port Melbourne
Pen
R. Roberts
Duncan's Delicatessen
J. K. Cunningham
R.A.O.B. Monument Fund
What Is Inside Our Earth
The article notes balloon ascents reaching 13 miles and telescopes peering 500 million miles outward while Earth’s interior remains poorly known. It describes scientists conducting experiments to reveal core substances and layer properties, estimating core pressure at 50 million psi and core temperatures around 2,000 degrees.
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Earth
Disappearance Reported After Slimming Diet Question
A conversation hints at a woman's disappearance last Thursday following discussions about a slimming diet. Authorities have not disclosed further details and the case remains under investigation.
Licensee faces Breaches of Licensing Act at Sunshine Court
William John Hutton of the Deer Park Hotel faced the Sunshine Court on charges including having persons on the premises during prohibited hours and delaying police. He pleaded not guilty with defense by Mr Ray Brew, while Constable Power testified to December 2 sightings and lodgers’ book entries. Additional fines were imposed on Hutton and others for related offences. Ellen Gunn of Braybrook Hotel also faced charges over liquor handling and Sunday hours.
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William John Hutton
Deer Park Hotel
Sunshine Court
Ray Brew
David Power
St. Arnaud
Mitchell
Close
Garcia
Mr Brew
Constable Power
Barham
Ballarat
Esler
Mohr
P.M
Hetton
Mr Mohr
Twen
Ellen Gunn
Braybrook Hotel
John Riley
Liquor offense fines imposed after two beer incidents
Police withdrew the charge of having persons on the premises. Mr Mohr, P.M., imposed a £2 fine with 2/3 for liquor disposal. Edmund Meehan and Nicholas A Gilroy were fined 20 shillings each for being on the premises during prohibited hours.
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Andy Close
Mohr
P.M
Edmund Meehan
Nicholas A. Gilroy
Record twelve months for chiropodist Margaret Orr
Margaret Orr, a chiropodist, marks twelve months in practice at Bradley's, the Community Chemist, Footscray. She has built a reputation for skilful work at reasonable charges and now often cannot take patients without an appointment. Ring Footscray 1164 or visit 157 Nicholson St. Footscray to see her quality.
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Margaret Orr
Bradley's
Footscray
Nicholson St
Qualified Optician to Visit Sunshine Weekly
Qualified Optician Mr C C H Semmens F V C A announces weekly visits to Sunshine on Wednesday evenings at 21 Sun Crescent near Sunshine Dispensary. Visit hours are 7 15 to 10 p m with appointments via Mr Tyrer at the Tyrer residence.
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Sunshine
Cc. H. Semmens
F.V.C.A
Sun Crescent
E. Tyrer
Tyrer
Tramp Questions Park Keeper About Dry Paint Time
A tramp asks if the paint will be dry by ten so he can turn in early tonight. The park keeper confirms or denies the drying timeline.
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