Shire Council Receipts and Roads Named In Altered Plans
Council reports a June financial picture with balance £680 9s 0d after receipts of £13 085 4s 6d and expenditures including £2 101 4s 0d for Central, £258 0s 4d for Southern, and £2 702 17s 7d for River. Refunds £218 10s 10d due by government not included. Road notes include Bunbury Road name change after construction and Albena road conference on cost sharing for Braybrook and Keilor. Blanket Fund appeal launched to aid relief housing. Walling tests proposed by James Belt & Co. and path work advances on Ridley Street and Anderson Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury Road
Albena Road
Keilor
Braybrook
Kailor
Shire Hall
James Belt & Co
Shire Engineer Reports on Road, Drainage and Works progress
Sunbury road now freely used by trade and being maintained as needed with grading, watering and rolling. St Albans work under way with Albion end and Salamander alignment toward Ballarat road and crushed rock delivery from Roberta’s quarry starting tomorrow. Gunahine Park drainage pipe laid 63 feet across, with pitched channel to railway culvert and backfill pending. Beverage works report limited filling due to stone, some material used in Wright and Cornwall roads. Shire Mall to install 220 replaces 12 bagding. Sunshine Park defects cause delays as contractor encounters stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hobiman
Sunbury Road
St. Albans Road
Albion End
Ballarat
Roberta
Tomorrrow
Bt. Albans
Gunahine Park
Wright Street
Beverege
Sunshine Park
Cornwall Road
Shire Mall
Health Inspectors Report on Local Conditions and Enforcements
The health inspector Mrs L Thorpe reports ten wandering stock impounded for two weeks. Dog registrations yield £6 10s for the fortnight. A motor lorry brought from Box Hill is in fair condition and will be put in first class order. Pans from Box Hill are water tested and tarred. some pans are bad, others not. A leaky pans issue appears related to panstead construction. Lorry and wagon conditions show improvement. No Dairy Superintendent yet for the shire. a vacancy delays awards, and a department appointment is urged. A court case on July 6 fined £1 16s damages and £2 costs for an unauthorized crossing with a lorry. Roads monitored for overloading. offensive trades notices show new condenser at G W Pennell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Thorpe
Box Hill
Tam Kiven
Hotse
Skewes
Department of Agriculture
Robinson
Perton Crossing
G. W. Penne l
Vonden
Infant Welfare Centre Report Shows Health Gains and Loss
Sister L. Hancock reports new and old cases at the Infant Welfare Centre with 303 total attendances this month including 124 infants and 308 adult attendances. One death from pneumonia at the Children's Hospital noted. council inspection of the market and slaughters recorded. diphtheria carrier from Maribyrnong State School allowed to return to class after negative tests. finance accounts tabled with small loan figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s ‘Hospital
J. Adamson
Maribyrnong
Hell
Local Export Slaughter Reports Incomplete Data
Mr. P. F. Konert notes Borthwick's sheep and lamb export slaughtered, 895 rejected from export, 1645 examined by compacts Anepetor, 1646 rejected, Presea sheep and lambs for local use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kennedy
Western and Murray Co
P. F. Konert
Borthwick’s
Statistician on the Douglas Credit
A Sydney Bulletin summary notes Government Statistician Waites critiques Major Douglas social credit theory. The piece argues the Douglas remedy is impractical, with Waites detailing required production surges and warns against using simplistic arithmetic to solve poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doula
Sydney Bulletin
N.E.W
Waites
Douglas
Han
Statistical Investigate
Uke Douglas
London
Australia
Lang
Lenin
Local Advertiser Announces Services in Sunshine Area
A fragmented notice to business people in Sunshine announces new services from Melbourne. It cites Lovedale Street and a Sunshine phone number for contact. The brief ad signals basic trading activity and local accessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Sheh
Melbourne
Bally
Lovedale Street
Angling Club Social Night Draws 460 at Shire Hall
The Angling Club held its third annual social in Shire Hall with Mr G Markham’s orchestra, a Monte Carlo dance won by Mr and Mrs Britton, and trophies awarded by President V R McKay. Cloak room chaos marred the evening. annual meeting in Blair Athol elected officers and delegates, with next events planned including a euchre and dance on August 3 at Masonic Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire
G. Markham
M.C
H. Watkine
Britton
V. Norman
Tesday
Blair Athol
V. R. McKay
Dent
Craddock
J. Wil I E. Turner
J. Tate
R. Treanueer
W. Pummeroy
D. W. Greenwm
Mess
N. A. McKenry
Lowe
R. H. Clemoon
Simpson
Tivett
A. Klix
L. Gooper
H. Jor
B. Roberts
D. W.oldfield
Ardiner
G. Jowett
E. Nichols
W. Truemany
Piscatorial Council
E. Turner
G. G. 1. Smith
Masonic Hall
Sunshine Theatre Reopens Tuesday February 7 at 4:30 P. M.
The Sunshine Theatre announces a reopening event on Tuesday February 7 at 4 30 p m with a new program at the venue. It lists ongoing activities including a Business Girls American Tapping Class and Friday private lessons by arrangement hosted at the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Theatre
Tuveday
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council Reports
KE. Hargreaves
Anderson Rod
Ridley Street
Health Incpestor's Report
L. Hancock
Tollows
Presea
Abeep
Lambe
Sonaanitten
Athol
Dancing
H. W. Tomlins
Hampshire Road
Oakes Bros. Bakers
Tattins
B.W. B. of
Victoria
Kay Bros. High Class Tailors
Sunshine Next Door
State Saving Bank
G. Penrose’s
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