Keilor Council debates footpath and water storage plans
Keilor Shire council members and officers met with Dr Parsons and Dr Hilbert in attendance. The group discussed building a footpath along Boundary Road, water storage options on the Maribyrnong, collection and funding considerations, and street light extensions for St Albans and Sydenham progress boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Parsons
F.C. Stenson
A. J Davin J. Fox
H. Hilbert
W. N Gooch
W J. Parr
A. Dickson
Messrs
N. Woods
F. J. Walters
W. P. Nind
W. E. Perrett
Boundary Road
St. Albans
Parsons
McRae
East Esplanade
Man Charged With No Licence After Sunshine Road Incident
Frank Dickie of Evans Street Braybrook faced charges for driving without a licence and delaying reporting an accident. Witness Thomas Marks described walking along Sunshine Road on June 6 when a car allegedly struck him. he suffered a fractured rib and injuries. Constable Power testified Dickie and two others later reported the accident at Sunshine railway station, with Dickie admitting lack of a licence and explaining fear and delay in reporting. Jurors weighed whether the reporting delay was excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Court
Frank Dickie
Evans Street
Braybrook
W H. Jones
Footscray
Dickie
Thomas William Mark
Ashley Str
Tottenham
Sunshine Road
Jones
Andrew
J.P
Sunshine
Fines Paid After Driving Without License
Promptly Dickie was fined £1 for driving without a licence and £2 for the same offence. The fines were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickie
The End Of A Perfect Holiday
George Stewart a Footscray pastry cook faced a Sunshine Court charge for driving with only one headlight lit. Officer Power said he stopped Stewart at 11 30 on June 10 near the Sunshine town hall. Stewart claimed a Japan trip and visitors caused the fault. the car had been unused in a garage for months and lights were on before leaving. A fine of 81 was imposed.
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George Stewart
Footscray
Sunshine Court
Power
Sunshine Town Hall
Stewart
Japan
Sunshine
Sporting prices drive July stock take at Seymour's Corner
July stocktake at Seymour's Corner cuts winter stock with heavy discounts. Men's and boys overcoats in many cases halved, with prices like 13/6 for a man's over coat and 8/11 for boys coats. Limited time window displays highlight size and reduced stocktaking prices. Window shoppers urged as bargains appear daily through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour's Corner
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Keilor Council
Cairns
Namoona
Keilor
W. J. Parr
Walters
Me HH
Alder
Council
North Essendon
Cy WR
Nind
Wisdong
Bacchus Marsh
Mr Nind
A. McRobb
Sydenham
Casey
Mer
Maribyrnong River
Cordite Avenue
Canning Street
Autho
Commonwealth
Stenson
Dickson
Sydenhant Progress Association
McDonald’s
Seymour
Hampshire Road
Seymour’s Corner
Poultrymen and Farmers’ Rading Co
Queensberry Street
North Melbourne
A.Q
Lever
L. Duncan
Riese Lward Av
GUY Bros. Pty. Ltd
Works
Melon ST
R. Guy
Gordon St
Footscry
Stanley St
Footarsy
Footecray
Florist
Margaret Shorten
Sybil Nichelle
Barkly Street
Leslie E. J. Holden
Sunshine 166
W.B. Villa
Conva
Walter A. Warne
Undertaker
Barely ST
Footeecray
A. BE. Bowdern
A. Beachley
Thorpe ST
Sea
John F. Carroll
Paisley Street
Footenay
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