McKay Voices on Council Matters at Town Hall Meeting
The document records McKay announcing his retirement from the Sameline Programme Association and discussing finances overdraft concerns exceeding £500, seeking solutions. It notes debate on tramling, credit, and potential open door policy at Council meetings, with support voiced for endorsing a concrete ward commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nya
Kalrh McKay
Progrem Association
Siecar
Elaine
Craton
McKay
D Verry
Mackstit
D O Donoghue Announces New Wood Briquette Business
D O Donoghue of Railway Siding Bunshine informs the public he has purchased the wood coal and briquette business formerly run by Hurley and Son. He expects strong patronage by offering the lowest prices and prompt delivery. Phone No 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunshine
Othe Wood
Hurley
D.odonoghue
Hypocrisy in Australian politics sparks reform debate
The piece argues that postures of corruption claims mask party loyalties. It defends the Theodore Dukes replacement of a Labor figure in parliament as patriotic and necessary for national governance while criticizing calls of bribery and scandal as partisan spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Lions
Fae
Aniaimunete
Vietien Rt
Dheadary
Wits Wanadeor
Henkly Deere
Hlalies Forte Sauter
Apt
Abeane
Petrty
Dorutuet
Hughes
Senate
House 1 Representatives
Xual
Theodore
Mahony
Theodore Dukes
Commonwealth
Local carnival meeting advances community plans
A large gathering led by Dr Henry Skewes discussed fundraising and publicity for the carnival. Plans included a ladies committee, posters and lantern slides, a traveling display, and a working bee on Saturday. Citizens were urged to attend the next committee meeting Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Kurther Pribalie
Eine Bette
Hiv
Falane
Ube
Joe
Nana Reure
Owen Vine
Lang
Saleh
HSE
Weill Vian
Ebay
Inielda
Avthur Jackson
McKay
J. Jackson
R. Rix
Henry Skewes
Smiths Weekly aims to launch Melbourne paper soon
Smith's Weekly proposes starting an evening Melbourne newspaper as soon as machinery can be imported from the United States. The Herald has so far outpaced rivals, but Smith, despite heavy costs, may prove a tough competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Melbourne
United States
the Herald
Diphtheria Case Data and Health Measures at Braybrook and Surroundings
Health reports note Braybrook as a diphtheria focus with cases rising since January and several deaths. Measures include hospital isolation, cleansing, and home quarantine for contacts. school throat swabs and decontamination at Braybrook State School and Albion. inspectors monitor new cases and vessels of infection in Sunshine, Maidstone, and adjacent areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braybrook
Bravtironk
Ion
Adaainon
Theo
Sunshine Enem
Albion Caves
Athlon Whanl
Albinn
Braybrook State School
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Bunshene Pirouiuran
Endura CR. McKay
D. O’donoghue
Singer Sewing Machine
Sunshine and District
W. Moseley
Cleveland
ST. Albans
D. Nicholson L
Walmer
Graham Street Sunshine
R. J. Widdy
Haniliewy
Wileed Nuireiane Peritin
Francant
Harley
Ming
Hopkinson
Giewenny
T. Rennie
de Ferman
Gaede
Cengyar
Sininls
Saharwal
Chonathe
James Hall & Son
James Hall
Newald & Ha
Geoffrey Hall
Sombato
Queen ST
Ofice
GC. Farnbach
Irving Street
Footecray
Station
Anderson Bt
Yarraville
Hall
Andrew Hampshire Road
Williamstown
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson & Graham
Weathervaria Linea Cement
Hampshire Road
Yrrook
Diener
Footscray
Wiliam Kingdom
Advertiser
McKay Prop. Ltd
Acre
F. Ellingsen
Andersen Road
Sunshine
H. Deeley
Devonshie Road Rear of Nations
Miss A. Houghton
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