Sunshine and Waratah Cricket Day Recaps Play Schedule
Cricket program covers M A Appleby versus C W Jansen and multiple Sunshine club matches with Albion Waratah Druids and St Albans. Details include 10 30 a m to 6 p m play, lunch at 2 00, tea at 4 00, and a 15 minute adjournment. Mentions foundation day fixtures and interstate women's teams with Myrtle Craddock and Joan Schmidt in Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A
Appleby
C.W
Jansen
Sunshine
Howard
Charles
Albion
O'Toole
Waratah
Taffe
Harman
Edwards
Druids
Orr
St. Albans
Guy
Selwyn Park
Albans
Powerlett
P. Scott
H. Leary
J. Webb
K. Webb
H. Ellison
Evans
A. Evans
E. Hampton
T. Young. Keese
J. Wise
W. Avery
Victorian Women's Cricket Association
Sunshine Ladies
Myrtle Craddock
Joan Schmidt
Hawthorn
N.S.W
Melbourne
St. Kevin's Oval
Hevnetyt Station
Albion Club Holds Annual Mornington Picnic
The Albion Cricket Club held its annual picnic at Mornington on Sunday with about 60 members and families arriving around 10 45 am. Activities included swimming and fishing until 4 pm when a challenge cricket match between two buses was played, featuring Tom Young and Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mornington
Tom Young
Bill
Comparison of Housing Schemes For Victorian housing loans and co operative plans
A Victorian comparison outlines a Commonwealth loan scheme for private buyers and the Co operative Housing Society model approved by Parliament. It explains who may join, how to join, and how repayments are structured, with details on advances, limits, equity, costs, and withdrawal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Cooperative Housing Society
Sunshine
Home loan schemes compare in Victorian co op vs Commonwealth plan
An analysis compares Commonwealth and Victorian home loan schemes for building or buying houses. It covers loan caps, deposit requirements, interest rates, repayment terms, and conditions for applicants, including land plans, tenders, and government approvals. It notes differences in deposits and weekly payments and highlights district co operatives and local directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Untf
Tennis standings disrupted by rain halted last Saturday matches
In A Grade Alrion and St Albans lead, while North Sunshine and Our Lady's harvesters contend for fourth. With only two matches left before semi finals the race tightens as Presbyderines and St Albans eye subtop spots and St Albans meets Albion in upcoming play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrion
Our Lady's Sky Harvesters
St. Albans
Sprildingers
Methortiste
Sunshine Our Lady's AK
Alo TK
Piresbaytien IH
Albwme JR
Poesyterlane Worie
Irivate
Alken
Ghir Lay's
Hievesters
Methodists
Sypratilmies
Sypraddatiers bLomerrow
Bt. Albans
Methodists Wall
St. Athans
Albion
Gorasiotis
BooOrake
North Sunshine
Rman
St. Adriances
Tual Hye Tees
St Albans
Formation Meeting for Sunshine Footscray Soccer Club
A general meeting seeks interested persons for a new soccer club in the Sunshine Footscray district. The meeting is at Braybrook Shire Hall Tapom on Tuesday January 20 with a notice to send intention by letter to Me Diggins Warwick Road Sunshine if attendance is not possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine, Footscray
Braybrook Shire Hall
Tapom
Diggins
Warwick Road
Sunshine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weat
Surrbine
Kyle
Clayton
Willey
Jake
Me Cunningham
Taylor
A. Patten
Pei
R. Duxson
le Duxson
G. Spurling
Simpson
Albion Cricket Club
Watchmakee — Jeweller
W. P. Roberts
Fraser &T
Sack
R.A.A.F
T. H. Launder
Irving Street
Footscray
Footecray
Nelson Bros
Douglas Pole
Williamstown
Droop Street
Sunshine Hire
Albert Boyd
Monash Street
Cra
Rai
W.& C. Gross
Hampshire Road
State Co-Operative Soc
Hank
Credit Teweler
Howsep
Natal
Co-operative Society
Commonwealth Nk
Caom
Barnard Bros. Be
Devinists
Nabrrayville
Mercery and Clothing
Clarke’s Corner Store
East Esplanade
V. Martin
Sussex &St., Vyarraville
Nest QI
Jackson
Melbourne Road
Newport
Williamwetown
Garnsworthy
Ferguson Street
Verdom Street
Tyler Street
Robinson
T. E. Robinson
Science
Sullie
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