Hotels should be legitimate trade not hot hells
The Advocate letter argues for factual debate on Sunstine hotel licensure, urging temperance in rhetoric. J Howard Richardson, vicar, says hotels must operate legally and honorably, warns against turning the issue into local electioneering, and calls for clear facts over digressions on wine and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunstine
S J. Paul
Timothy
Christ
Cana
Galilee
Bacchus
St. Paul's
J. Howard Richardson
Sunshine School Mothers Club Social At St Marks Hall
The Mothers Club invites mothers fathers and others interested in child welfare to a social at St Marks hall Saturday evening. A program of music and amusements will be provided and a speech on the aims of Mothers' Clubs will be delivered. Working Bee preparations for shelter sheds are planned for Saturday afternoon to finish remaining tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Hall
McDonald's Bronchitis and Cough Dose Advice
A strange admonition counsels taking a dose of McDonald's Bronchitis and Cough as a remedy. The message likens wheezing to a harmonium and barking like a dog, suggesting unconventional or unsafe self treatment. The source lacks medical guidance and raises concern over health misinformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmonium
McDonald's
Road reforms and utilities buzz at Sunshine municipal race
Mr A Lowe spoke to about ninety ratepayers on Tuesday, urging straight roads from Sunshine to Footscray, better drainage and asphalt footpaths, and the removal of the municipal quarry. He criticized water supply, sewerage, fire services, and called for a recreation reserve and tram or bus links to Footscray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lowe
J. Cranwell
Sunshine
Footacray
Footscray
Anderson
Hampshire
Devonshire
Planp
Tiw Council
Mi Wdenlion
Foutacray
Glenroy
Footsecray
Explosives Union Social Prizes At Albans Hall
Principal prize-winners at the Explosives Union social held at 81 Albans last Saturday night were Mrs Brown Footscray and Mrs Perry Sunshine both in the ladies sections, plus a gentlemen’s listing including Mr E Mason Footscray and Mr P Mason Footscray with Mr Parle as Union representative. The death occurred Friday of Mr Harry Mawbey at age 50, a noted grazier and racehorse owner known for Mountain Princess and stock firm Metis. Deer Park vs Pregaming school football today at the foot ground, captain Tom Hocking confident of victory. trophy by J Clarkson valued at half a guinea offered for best fort in the match. District matches saw Pluck Hauak beat Allan in Hurehus Marsh Association and Werribee beat Deer Park in Lara Association.
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Explosives Union Social
Albans
Brown
Footscray
Perry
Sunshine
Genta
E, Mason
Kent
P, Mason
Parle
Harry Mawbey
Mountain Princess
Mawhey
Deer Park
Tom Hocking
J. Plarkson
Hucehus Marsh Association
Pluckhauk
Allan
Werribee and Lara Association
Werribee
Liver Park
St Marks News Highlights Parish Life And Events
Parish note highlights from St Mark's including Pariel Tall work completion and thanks to Vesteymen and volunteers Mosare Clemson and Pritchard. Reports marriage of Chris Beever and Miss Jackson, confirmation classes for youth, adult instruction, and Ladies Guild dances alternating Tuesdays encouraging parishioner participation and feedback to the Vicarage.
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Mosare Clemson
Pritchard
St. Mark's Dramatic Society
Nixon
Chadwick
Parsons
Chris, Beever
Miss Jackson
St. Mark’s
Anderson Road
Whiting
Mark
Ladies Guild
Essendon Trip Set as Sunshine Bets on Forwards
Sunshine travels to Essendon to face the premiers in a keen battle. The team includes two new forwards Courtney and Barrett who are expected to add value. Supporters will take the 1.55 pm train from Sunshine booking to Ascot Vale. lineup lists Pyle Watson McVicor Burns Kyle Ferribee Drennen Barrett Courtney Donald and Sherriff.
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Essendon
Sunshine
Courtney
Barrett
Ascot Vale
Pyle
Watson
McVicor
Burns
Kyle
Ferribee
Drennen
Donald
Sherriff
Ballarat Road Taken Over For Government Gas Works
A local council member backed municipal gas works and supported government control of Ballarat Road, one of six projects to advance. He favored night council meetings, opposed day meetings, urged a full time engineer, and the candidate faced a confidence vote.
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Ballarat
Braybrook wedding and local progress notes in Braybrook
Miss Annie Jackson of Athlone street Braybrook wed Mr Chris Beaver of Footscray with Rev Richardson of St Mark's Sunshine officiating. Reception at bride’s parents home and dancing at Braybrook Hall. Notes urge maintenance on local roads and footbridge over Stony Creek, plus progress meeting updates from Braybrook Progress Association and concerns over Ballarat road and railway gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jackson
Athlone Street
Braybrook
Joly
Chris Beaver
Footscray
Rev. Richardson
St Mark's, Sunshine
Braybrook Hall
Couner Iy
Rowsmond
Jack Mullamer
Hana Tonde
API
Uttenang
Bamipshire
Maidstone Progrois Associa Chom
Thompson Street
Sudley
Tietal
Ballarat
Traybrook
Braybrookshire
Sunshine 1.0.R. Local Tent Reports Progress
The local Tent reports wood progress in all directions and renewed member interest. Recent attendances were large, stimulating meetings. Visitors included Mr. Darrett from the Anti-Liquor League and District Deputy Ruler Bro Terrill, who gave engaging addresses. A bowls tournament is in progress.
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Mr. Darrett
Anti-Liquor League
Bro. Terrill
Pokierman
Bowlers vie for medal in local Rehab membership drive
A deal of interest promises a prize medal to the winner as members attend bowls. Many late transfers join from other tents, boosting Rehabitism ranks locally. Elected officers for the year include Chief Ruler K Buckley and others: Past Chief Ruler De Tracey, Deputy Ruler F Pearce, Secretary J Downing, Treasurer J Ellin, Writing Steward Stavely, Mone Steward Rawlins, Levite J Maxfield, Guardian Sister Neyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. K.buckley
Bro. de Tracey
Bro. F. Pearce
Bro
J. Downing
J. Ellin
Stavely
Bro. Rawlins
J. Maxfield Guardian
Neyland
Maribyrnong Beats Brunswick West In Regional Footy Clash
A large crowd watched Maribyrnong defeat Brunswick West at Maribyrnong Ground 6 goals 18 behinds to 4 goals 9 behinds after a tight match. Maribyrnong led 2 points at halftime, then pulled away in the third quarter, while forwards struggled. Notable players: O'Brien, Allen, Dunne, Stratton, Rawilyon, McMullen, Mulcah, Downey, Cahill, Granland. Next up Maribyrnong hosts Toorak at Toorak Motors, leaves 2 pm.
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Maribyrnong
Brunswick West
Maroura
Bruniawick
Brunawick
Naval
O'Brien
Allen
Dunne
Stratton
Rawilyon
McMullen
Mulcah
J. Downey
Cahill
Granland
Tovday Maribyrnong
Toorak
Toorak Motors
Pam
Sharp
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Sunshine School
Mother’s Club
ST. Mark’s News
Maribyrnong Football
Mothers’ Club
Marks’ Jtall
Deer Park Hall
Chas WiLson
Devonshire Road
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