Admission of Footscray pupils amid pending high school opening
The Minister of Education announced that due to delays in completing the Footscray High School, all selected pupils will begin secondary education on Tuesday February 2 at Footscray Central School. Staggered hours will maximize first year access and staff from both schools will share space until the new Wembley Avenue site opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Shepherd
M.L.A
Footsquay High School
Footscray Central School
Tuesay
Central School
Hyde Street
Wembley Avenue
Kingsville
Thief Steals Cash and Silver from Derby Road Home
A thief took £3 in notes and some silver from a bedroom in John Murdoch’s home at 145 Derby Road on Wednesday. On Tuesday a paddock off Devonshire Road yielded fourteen lengths of steel valued at £10, owned by contractor J H Wheelahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murdoch
Derby Road
Devonshire Road
Tue
J. H. Wheelahan
Crobie Opens Public Accounting Practice in Hampshire Road
Mr KR F Crosbie registered tax agent has commenced practice as a public accountant at Morton's Arcade Hampshire Road Sunshine announcing the new business location and service start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. F
Crosbie
Monash
Sunshine
Morton's Arcade
Hampshire Rd
Royal Tour Preparations Handy Route to City's Strong-post
Two New Australians were killed last Friday when the motorcycle they rode was struck by an electric train at the ngs Road Level crossing between Albion and St. Albans. Police found the bodies after a long search. it is believed the riders did not see the train until late. Sunshine Council plans a route to the city’s strong-post to greet the Queen and Duke on 24 January to ease traffic. Tickets for admittance are available at the town hall and several local shops and services in Maidstone, Brooklyn, Rosamond Road, Ballarat Road, South Road, and nearby streets.
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Ngs
Albion
St. Albans
Sunshine Council
Duke of Edinburgh
Town Hall
McGraths Store
Brooklyn
Chemists
Rosamond Road
Chemist's
Ballarat Road
Duke St
Cricket First Elevens Face Yarraville in Weekend Action
On Monday February 1 ANA day the First eleven clash with Yarraville at Yarraville with Willey Danport Prewett Rawson Simpson Storey Bushby I Kelly McKinnon Park listed. The Second eleven host Yarraville at home with Winter Patten Dickson Viney Whitehand Fraser Longson McIntyre Nut tall Willey Wingrave. In Deer Park a break in at Gil Stenec’s shop saw a rear door entry and missing chocolate bottles drinks and cordial. Elizabeth Bell was struck by a car on Market Road Tuesday.
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Yarraville
Willey
Kyle
Davenport
Prewett
Rawson
Simpson
Storey
Bushby
I. Kelly
McKinnon
Park
A. Patten
Dickson
Viney
Whitehand
Fraser
Longson
McIntyre
Nuttall
K. Willey
Wingrave
Gil Stenec
Station Road
Deer Park
Elizabeth Bell
Judge St
Brooklyn
Market Road
Sunshine Football Club seeks officers at annual meeting
Three key posts treasurer assistant secretary and social secretary must be filled at the Sunshine club annual meeting on Sb February Nomination closes with secretary J Chigwidden 5 Dawson Street Sunshine on Tuesday 2 February Applications called for coaches with closing date 8 February President Tr Harold Drayton is in hospital after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Football Club
J. Chigwidden
Dawson Street
Sunshine
Motor cyclist injured in collision with truck
Motor cyclist Stan Bielawski of 451 Magnus Street St Albans received cuts and abrasions when his bike collided with a motor truck at the corner of Ballarat Road and Darnley Street last night. The truck was driven by Mervyn Michael of 180 Brunswick Road Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Bielawski
Magnus &J
St. Albans
Ballarat Road
Darnley Street
Mervyn Michael
Brunswick Road
Brunswick
Man Sent Back to Gaol After One Day's Liberty
A public appeal is launched by A J Skewes of Keilor to aid migrants killed in the crossing accident at St Albans last Friday. The widow, with two children, lives in Cowper Street and needs material funds to finish a two room home. Steamson Gardiner Watson, a miner, faced charges including theft and violence. The defender, previously convicted, caused a disturbance on a Sunshine line and was fined or sentenced. Desmond G Wilson, a solicitor, opened practice at Morton Arcade, Hampshire Road, Sunshine.
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Ir A. J Skewes, Resleares of
Keiler
St. Albams
Stefan Jarainka
Cowper St
St. Albans
Parasinka
Post Office Business Expands During Busy Christmas
In the peak pre Christmas period Sunshine post office handling a huge rush. In ward letters 169565 and 1444 parcels and 247 bays of papers delivered by postmen. Outward letters 98835 and 192 bays of parcels. Telegraph traffic also heavy. Postmaster F Mc Coy in his first Sunshine Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. McCoy
Sunshine
Gaoled on Vagrancy Charge
An elderly man identified as Jack Hartley with no fixed address was convicted at Sunshine Court for vagrancy and sent to prison for one month. He admitted prior larceny and vagrancy convictions and claimed amnesia when questioned about a first conviction in 1904 after police said he knocked at a Tottenham door seeking tea.
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Sunshine Court
Waol
Jack Hartley
Tottenham
Sunshine Cabinet Works MD Fareswell Dinner
Mr G Mochrie managing director and his son Peter were hosted to a farewell dinner by staff at Hotel Federal prior to their upcoming holiday in England and the Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Mochrie
Sunshine Cabinet Works Pty. Ltd
Peter
Hotel Federal
Mr. Mochrie
England
Continent
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ESS
Onc Post
AERO
Sunshine Cricket Club
Tr. Harold Drayton
Tan Mere Peon
Shines
Toro
Agthie
Wien
Stobert Gardiner
Watson
Miner
Tienda
Mitta Tasaat
Cine
Ray Ceurichter
Stathariead Nm
Gardiner
Renee Joseph Harvey Theer
Bendigo
Harvey
Sumesdville
Whatwan
Etetheb
Rly Setel
Wrik
Eceuwhdat
Dine Meyer
Tee Sedan
T. F
Waiel
Tad Ne
Desmond G, Wilson
Farrister
Morton Arcade
Hampshire Road
Seymours
Navy
Melungs Ratorerbers School
Stamina School
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