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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
6
Tuesday night will host a large crowd for the final of the trot and walla competition at Spalding hall. The heats have drawn wide interest, promising an exciting concluding event with expected strong performances and lively wagering among patrons.
A muddy Saturday soccer clash ended with Shine and Dwend sharing a bruising 0-0 draw as neither side found a decisive opener. Key moments saw careful holds by the goalkeepers and missed chances near the posts, with both sides pressing in the final half hour.
In a hard fought game Mottlefol s defeated Footscray United with late goals and strong team play. Key moments included Mage r and Noble combining for a decisive finish while Bell and Rose contributed in attack and defense. Footscray pressed hard but were repelled by solid defense and sharp counter moves.
Keilor Shire Council met Saturday with Mr Bennet Reiter urging repairs on Kenooly Street and access to his property. The meeting discussed drainage, street works, and rates, with plans for a capital program and a potential entrance path. a combined rate collector’s system and firewood deliveries were also outlined.
Nettlefolds will select visitors for Helderberge match from Foster Jordan Noble Allen Magee Finn Hale Duthbertin Skene Willet Patterson and Mr Steers. Buses will depart after the post office at 1 30 p m. Spectators and footballers expected.
A motion was moved at the Heilar Shire Gaunedh Huby meeting expressing that private auctioneers should be compelled to provide fidelity guarantees. The proposal, forwarded by the Attorney General, would alter the law to require bonds for estate agents and align with recommendations by the Law Institute and recent Parliament enactment affecting solicitors.
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