Sunshine Co operative Housing Society progress update
The Sunshine Co operative Housing Society, started in March with 40 prospective builders, now has 66 members and £63000 subscribed capital. Construction hampered by material shortages. 13 members have loans, nearly £2000 paid in progress payments. Two houses completed, several more advanced. 12 vacancies remain. join via directors J R Parsons C G Carlton T R Barclay G J Cripps W W Roberts or Secretary Fr PB Stephens.
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Sunshine Cooperative Society
Co-Operative Housing Societies
Messrs
J. R. Parsons
C. G. Carlton
T. R. Barclay
G. J. Cripps
WW. R. Roberts
Fr. Pb, Stephens
ALC
Collins St
Melbourne
Results of Dads Raffle by 8.8 and A. Fathers Association
The results of the Special Raffle drawn on November 28 are listed with winning numbers for positions one through fourteen. Entries include 66,856 for first, 60,8238 for second, 41,044 for third, 40,054 for fourth, and other numbers such as 46,742, 54,202, and 80,741 among the prizes.
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A. Fathers’ Association
Rail passenger fined in Williamstown Court for ticketless travel
Reginald Albert Steel of Richmond faced two charges in Williamstown Court for riding without a ticket and giving a false name and address to a railway checker. The court heard he backdated a ticket through an East Richmond clerk, paid for it, and was fined 40 pounds with 76 pounds costs on each charge.
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Reginald Albert Steel
Richmond
Williamstown Court
David Webb
Williamstown
East Richmond
Lyle McCraeborn
Meehan
Races at Moonee Valley and Caldermeade Winners list
At Moonee Valley on Saturday the Hep stakes feature Tweedside Hep and Cranmallan Hep divisions with Flying Fury Ellipsis and Barcone among top finishes. Magdala Welter divisions see Lord Baden Reperio and Sir Marfield leading in 1st and 2nd divisions. Other entries include Niddrie Hep with Carnage and Royal Mark, plus Chloe and Bronx in Caldermeade Highweight.
Williamstown Racecard Failures and Placings Summary
Williamstown meets list several races with winners including Salmint Chanak Amelia Stenclaus Burnevoke Kelperian and Sir Marfield. Placings across hurdles foundation and Australia Day Cup feature multiple thoroughbreds with firsts seconds and thirds recorded for each event.
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Stenclaus
Flash of Fire
Cherie Marie An.a
Burnevoke
Grand Gift
Merasia
Kelperian
Bronx
Sir Marfield
Lodge Notices G U O C F Albion Lodge Meets Thursdays
Members of Albion Lodge No 6812 are advised the lodge meets every second Thursday at the Methodist Hall Withers Street H Blakey secretary 1 Home Street Sunshine.
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G.u.0.c.f
Albion Lodge
Methodist Hall
Withers Street
H. Blakey
Home St
Sunshine
Fortnightly Meeting Notice at St Mark's Hall
The Fortnightly Meeting will be held in St Mark's Hall on Wednesday next at 7.80 p.m. J R Thomson, Secretary.
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St. Mark’s Hall
J. R. Thomson
New Hope for Sufferers Rheumatism Discovery by Mail
Advancing Swiss research promises relief for rheumatism deemed too serious to neglect. Readers are urged to pursue life quality again through remote treatment by mail. Details offered free, with emphasis on affordability and distance not a barrier.
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Switzerland
Heinrich 13 Evesham Road Cheltenham
Property listing notes an address 13 Evesham Road Cheltenham associated with an amount of .22 dollars in Victoria.
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Evesham Road
Cheltenham
Victoria
Gambols in paddock to dodge gambling police raid
A Melbourne paddock near Duke Street Sunshine hosted a public game of two-up attracting about 100 men from various suburbs. Police surprised the crowd, 50 men appeared in court, all pleaded guilty, fines totaling £0 10s. The arrested came from numerous local suburbs, including Benjamin Aarons and Leslie Alexander among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Street
Sunshine
Morris Bros
Sunshine Court
Banks
Wireless Patrol
Hesslict
CN Company
Braybrook
W. H. Jones
Charced
Melbourne
Benjamin Aarons
Leslie Alexander
Charles Aspinall
William Hall
Lifford Bate
Thomas Hegley
Desmond Bell
John Baulch
Robert Boyd
Albert Cameron
Arthur Carter
George Clark
George Cooper
William Cox
Peter Coyle
William Coyle
James Cunningham
John Curtin
Leslie Gordon Davey
Thomas Davies
Charles Dawes
Norman Edwards
Arthur Myans
John Farrell
William Flannery
Gregory Gale
Joseph Gordon
Byron Gwether
Charles Harding
Leslie Huardine
Alan Hartshaw
Clement Hewett
Michael Trixen
Albert Hill
Leslie Hodge
John Michael Hunt
Robert Irving
John Jackson
David Speedy
W. Statford
A. BR. Stevens
I. P. Stevens
Daniel Stevens
D. Stevenson
G. Stivey
Alex Stocking
Arthur Tarr
Don Thomas
Frank Thompson
Albert Tarr
Richard Trevarrow
Robert Virtue
Alan Walsh
Fred West
W. White
Percy Williams
Peter Williams
Ray Williams
Albert Wilson
Joe Wilson
W. Chalmers
J. Swinton
War Sacrifices Honored by Community Shareholders
The community agrees that company shareholders bore their losses well as their sons fought in the firing line. The piece notes the sacrifices were borne for the country and reflects on collective national effort. Herald and Weekly Times Ltd. November 20, 1946.
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Aigannu Herald and Weekly Times Ltd
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Progress of Sunshine Co-operative Housing Society
Nicholson
Paisley Streets
Footscray
Moonee Valley
Niddrie
Magdala Welter
Div
Lord Baden
Matrum
Edward John
Tweedside
Cranmallan Hep
Ellipsis
Queen of the Fairies
Miss Prim
Caldermeade
Chloe
Salmint
Louisville
Chanak
del Rose
Altona
Amelia
Red Fury
St. Marion
Lodge
Heinrich
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