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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jan 29, 1927

Page

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Only a Father thanks Sunshine nurse for baby welfare work

Devonshire Road Sunshine resident writes to praise Sister Hancock in charge of the Sunshine and district Baby Welfare Centre. He highlights her dedication delivering care to mothers and sick babies in all weathers, calling her work noble and invaluable and wishing her excellent health to continue.

Devonshire Road Sunshine Wrk Hancock Sunshine and District Illneess

Footscray and Sunshine Electorate Candidacy Debate

A reader criticizes The Advocate for opposing Mr Prendergast as Footscray and Sunshine representative arguing his maturity and inside political experience make him best suited for the thriving industrial electorate. The letter emphasizes Labor needs steadfast judgment and notes the late member Holand was ideal yet inexperienced.

Prendergast Footscray and Sunshine Labor Movement Old George Footscray Dr Dobson Maidstone Holand

Outski Sunshine Competes in Victorian Bowling Championship

Sunshine representatives faced mixed results at Ivanhoe, Middle Park, and Moonee Ponds. A Lawson defeated Spawn 21 20 at Ivanhoe, then lost 21 14 to Dempster. Collins beat Roach 31 13 at Middle Park. Coakes defeated Cowderoy 21 12 at Moonee Ponds but then lost to Curtis 22 6.

Sunshine Ivanhoe A. Lawson Spawn Glen Iris Dempster Caulfield Middle Pack Collins Railways W. A. Roach Moonee Ponds Coakes Cowderoy Kew Curtis Carlton

Pitmanites Hit 150 WPM In Footscray Technical Exams

Four shorthand pupils at Footscray Technical School achieved speeds of 150 words per minute during the examinations. The results highlight strong performance among Pitmanites in the rapid-writing test.

Footscray

Montgomery Leaves Sunshine for Tatura Building Work

We report the departure of Mr W. J. Montgomery, prominent Sunshine builder, for the Tatura district citing family health reasons. Over 16 years he erected many Sunshine homes including Dr Adamson's residence and the Masonic Hall. The Advocate extends best wishes.

W. J. Montgomery Sunshine District Tatura Montgomery Sunshine Adamson Masonic Hall

Sunshine shooters post strong scores in Williamstown shoot

In the last quarterly Williamstown event Offskill clubs saw Mesara Little Raymond and Harris among the top. Mr V Little made 96 across 300 500 and 600 yards while Mr J P Raymond also totaled 96. Mr H Young of Werribee won with 103 and Frank Inskip Caulfield led Union rate with 202. East led with 195, Little 192, Harris 184, Raymond 101 across the three distances.

Sunshine Williamstown Mesara Little Raymond Harris V. Little J. P. Raymond H. Young Werribee Frank Inskip Caulfied East Little W. W Harris

Engagement announced for Miss Ethel Victoria Jessup in Caulfield

The engagement of Miss Ethel Victoria Jessup of Caulfield to Mr Jack Stewart, only son of Mrs A M Stewart and the late Mr John Stewart of Maidstone, is announced in a formal society notice.

Ethel Victoria Jessup Caulfield Jack Stewart A. M. Stewart John Stewart Maidstone

Ballarat Road road works praised as future upgrade eyed

The Royal Automobile Club warns Ballarat Road is deteriorating after past rapid trips from Ballarat to Melbourne showed the route slipping back into disrepair. Braybrook council controls a section and Andrew oversees a first class stretch. Deer Park to Albion is slated for completion, with hopes it will rival Australia’s best roads.

Royal Automobile Club Ballarat Motoriata Melbourne Braybrook Council Andrew Deer Park Albion

Valedictory Farewell in Sunshine Draws 300

A large farewell at Our Lady's Hall Sunshine honored Mere W and L Houlihan Mrs W Houlihan and Miss Madge Houlihan with over 300 guests from the district in attendance Mr Chris Curtin chaired the event and musical and social items were performed by Mrs James Hand Miss Kathleen Feeney Mr Jack Maher and Mr Burwood A E Gilson presented gifts including a gold watch a silver cake stand for Mrs Houlihan and a tortoise shell powder box for Miss Houlihan Names H Hand K Hand P Feeny and J Cannon organized the arrangements.

L. Houlihan W. Houlihan Madge Houlihan Our Lady's Hall Sunshine Chris Curtin James Hand Kathleen Feeney Jack Maher Burwood A. E. Gilson

Death notices from Braybrook and Sunshine

Death announcements report the passing of Marian Louisa Goullee aged 55 of Hertford Road Braybrook wife of J A Goullee and mother of Mrs Stead and Alfred Goullee. Also noted is the death of five week old Jenie Christine McKay daughter of Mr and Mrs W McKay of Durham Road Sunshine.

Marian Louisa Goullee J. A. Goullee Hertford Road Braybrook Sunshine Mra Goullee Mra Stead Alfred Goullee Goullee Phoenix Fireworks Ey Ltd Jenie Christine McKay Mra W. McKay Durham Road Sunanine

Two English Arrivals Appointed to Sunshine Technical School

Two recent arrivals from England, Messrs Tom Hudson and Ceil Shinkfield, brought out by the Education Department, have been appointed to the teaching staff of the Sunshine Technical School.

England Messrs Tom Hudson Ceil Shinkfield Education Department Sunshine Technical School

Kensington Residents Seek Removal of Noxious Industries

The Sun notes discussions about closing the abbatoirs and Newmarket sale yards. Kensington residents insist removing these odourful operations would improve living conditions, as heat and fumes prevent open windows and evenings outdoors.

Newmarket Sale Kensington

Mums Regret on a Crowded Train Car Scene

A large aggrieved woman pushes into a crowded smoking carriage on a train toward Sunshine. Passengers refuse to yield seats, the tense scene ends with a snide retort about a dance as the driver slows near Tottenham bend. The Advocate offers free delivery in Australia for 2/2 per quarter.

Whso Tottenham Sunshine Alow Australia

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