Thief Loots Malteses Home At Sunshine Street
A burglary on Morris Street in South Sunshine occurred between 7:40 and 6:40 PM when a party robbed the residence of Syuridione Culajar. Clothing watches rings and valuables including a camera and bankbook were stolen. Several items remain missing from the home and inquiries are underway.
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Morris Street
South Sunshine
Ain Mendaw
Syuridione Culajar
Gulajar
Sanimmut
Xerri
Fire Damage in Sun Crescent Butcher Shop
A small Thursday fire in Sun Crescent destroyed an outhouse and damaged a rear stall and fencing at Hector Flockhart's former butcher shop. Insurance covers the loss. The Advocate bucket brigade aided by a Hotel Derrimal hose kept flames from spreading until the Fire Brigade arrived and extinguished the blaze.
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Sum Crescent
Hector Flockhart
Advocate
Delegates Discuss Konagadera Irrigation Scheme Cost
Municipal council delegates and progress associations met in the Municipal Association rooms on Tuesday to weigh the Konagadera irrigation plan. Government costing suggested 22/6 per acre against 10/- at Werribee, with higher water needs making farming economics challenging. A committee was formed to investigate feasibility promptly. Dr Minns noted lucerne trials on his Braybrookshire property showed positive growth.
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Keilur Plains
Cr. J. H W. Blevens
St. Albans
Werribee
Goulburn
F. Stenson
Beyp
Minns
Melton
Cr. G. W. Pennell
Braybrookshire
Badgginnie
Avenue of Honor for Ballarat Road Debated
Dr. Kear W. Pennell to move at Monday council meeting for an Avenue of Honor along Ballarat road with memorial trees planted from Meintyre Westwards. Past debates centered on removing trees at intersections. Dr. A L S Dives supports planting. Dr. Lowe opposes removal.
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Ballarat Road
Kear W. Pennell
Pennell
Meintyre
Sien Crescent
Hampshire
Als. Dives
Lowe
The Landlord's Troubles End in Frustration
A local resident recounts a landlord who trimmed rents and prepared a property to attract tenants. The tenant improved the place, but when the landlord took possession the garden was ruined and the salamander paths wrecked, proving a landlord's life is not always happy.
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Bennot
Commissioner Whathore to Visit Sunshine Sunday
Commissioner and Mrs Whiatmore will visit Sunshine on Sunday to conduct services at the Salvation Army Hall. The commander heads Salvation Army forces in the territory including Western and South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria. After almost 50 years of service he is a respected religious leader. A 7 o clock Sunday service on January 26 is open to the public.
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Whiatmore
Sunshine
Salvation Army
Western and
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Daydreaming Edits of a Forgotten Comic Slogan
An OCR fragment hints at a playful title about a day and a duck, with garbled phrases suggesting a comic panel caption. The legible bits imply a humorous scene or wordplay rather than a reported event.
Wide Load Off Western Highway Leads to Fine
Lexton Carrier fined after court hearing on a Western Highway incident where a lorry carried a load exceeding eight feet in width. Inspectors reported seeing the contravention on November 4, with legal width limits stated. Fines totaled £360 plus costs. defendant paid.
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Lexton
Herbert Sandbant
Frome Bextor
Avera
Sunshine Court
Linhway
Widlth
Flw. von
Pml
Pennell
Ob. Seeth
Sandiant
Jones
Lossus
Israel
Sandlant
Ballarat
Avocun
Reid
Lextown
Offi Sa
POM
Chalib
Speel
Braybrook Pound Breaks In Unauthorized Horse Escape
Inspector W. 4d. Wallis reports the Braybrook municipal pound at Duke Street was opened by an unauthorized release. On Saturday night January 11 the enclosure was locked. at 7 am the chain padlock and three horses were missing. One horse found near the owner’s home, others untraceable. Councillors had pressed pound security. likely remodeling steps will follow.
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Wallis
Duke Street
Braybrook
Sunshine bracelet seeks rightful owner in Deer Park
Police in St Albans road Deer Park request the owner of an engraved gold bracelet found recently. A full description of the article should be furnished to Dibba to claim it.
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Sunshine Police
St. Albans
Deer Park
Dibba
East Street stock nuisance prompts residents to seek action
Residents on the east side of the street complain about a stock nuisance causing inconveniences. Several people discuss plants damaged or destroyed and the advisability of applying existing regulations. One cable owner faces a likely prosecution against a Sunshine club event.
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Canet Foray
Wits Stiteel
Piittesciav
Agaist
Missing spare wheel from Sunshine electricity office vehicle
A spare wheel and tire were stolen from a Sunshine branch of the State Electricity Commission on Wednesday afternoon after workers noted the wheel was missing from a McKay street vehicle.
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Abe
McKuay Street
Sunshine Branch
Eight and a Half Tons of Ige Weather Delays Storage
Seasonable Australian weather affected Wednesday deliveries at Sunshine Lee Works and Gool Storage Prop. Lab. The imperfect text mentions material quantities and consumer demand, noting the cold storage section gains importance for housewives. The fragmented OCR obscures many details but centers on storage, weather impact, and consumer needs.
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Thorsday
Sunshine Lee
What has become of the federal roads grant
A garbled OCR item discusses the fate of a federal roads grant with stray phrases about Vaeloriis, Perera, and KROQ. It mentions proposed use and distribution within district and shire contexts, but specifics are unreadable. The fragment hints at funding flow and potential work implications without clear details.
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Vaeloriis
Matee
Avidholile Bey
Albines
Sap Fae
Shane
Fraternity but Not Equality in High Society Manners
A warped Herald piece cites a Lord Somers bowing to a boy amid aristocratic tents and a vulgar anecdote about a nose tug. Henry Dheane recalls Florentine Nights where a boy is told to seek the man Perrier kicked. The tale hints at social heterogeneity in upper-class conduct.
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Herald
Henry Dheane
M. Gasimir Perrier
Anglesea
Picnic At Werribee Draws Local Rechabites Districts
Local Rechabites join neighboring districts for a large picnic at Werribee on Monday, bringing together members for a social event and shared meals in a community gathering.
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Werribee
What Australia Owes and Offshore Debt Threats
Fragmented OCR text discusses Australia and overseas debt, mentioning Shiites, costs, and possible overseas lenders. The passage references 2550S, an appaithotin term, and threats tied to Advance No More, but no clear events or details emerge.
The Australian Flag debate among parliament presiding officers
Mee Neel Deewis and other parliament presiding officers faced a heated session over the Australian flag symbol. The discussion touched on national identity as attendees debated ritual, procedure, and the flag’s place in official settings.
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Vhs Atestiadiai
Ieee
Sessnent
Ashe
Darren Lope
PUP
Osseston
Misteg
Pitestinen
Pach
Albion resident disrupts council meeting with phone call
An Albion resident staged a noisy outburst during a meeting between councillors and a telephone official at the corner of King Edward avenue and Adelaide street. He hurried by with two uppers in hand and muttered about a phone while the official remained unimpressed.
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Cuncillors
King Edward Avenue
Adelaide Street
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