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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
4
Fragments show egg lots from Trize Strain W.L. 36 netting and other farm goods. Also listed are a lost gold ring near Durham Road with a reward offered, and various local notices including a room to let and a private home room request.
A memorial verse from Mrs. Crosby and family of St Albans honors Robert White who died July 71st 1930 aged 79 and Auntie June 18 1932. The poem laments absence and cherishes long loved faces now lost, inviting angelic morning smiles.
On 9th July Canon Hammond united Addie Whiting and Doris Whiting at St John Barnabas Sydney George Street. Doris is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Whiting of Sunshine Sydney and Addie is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Addie of Motherwell Lanarkshire Scotland.
Miss Dorothy Dean earned Hon Mention in the Pianoforte under 13 at Camberwell Competitions. Miss Olive White gained First Class Pass in Advanced Senior at the London College of Music June examination. In December, Miss Dulcie Whiting received the L.L.C.M. certificate and Miss Betty Roberts a First Class Pass in the Intermediate Section. All are pupils of Miss Grace Dean.
The Shire of Keilor will hold an open court at the Shire Hall in Keilor at 8 p m on Tuesday July 26 1932 to revise the Voters and Separate Voters Lists. W R Parsons president notes the notice dated July 14 1932 from Shire Hall Keilor.
The Sunshine Band holds its annual meeting in Shire hall on Wednesday next July 27 at 8 pm. All interested members welcomed. Election of officers and balance sheet presented. Garnet L. Coulter, Secretary.
The Forty-seven ronin avenged their master's death after enduring insults from a tyrannical official. Disguised as artisans and peddlers, they gained access to the foe, killed him with swords, and surrendered to the law. Their graves near their master’s resting place are revered in Japanese folklore.
In a shaded booking area a lank man debates the gender of a train as it approaches. Two travelers argue over whether to say yonder she comes or yonder he comes, consulting a station-master who calls the approaching train a mall rain.
An old lady, visiting a cinema, stares in astonishment as impossible images unfold on screen. A car appears and speeds toward the fence, seeming to crash before veering away. She rises to leave, convinced it was real and dismissed by her niece as an illusion.
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