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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
6
Senator Libbis Bestresio spoke to Sunshine business people at Belkourn about recent developments. The address 108 Lowscale Street and City Depot listing appears in the Sunshine directory with phone numbers 7208 and 108.
Len Smith reports a sharp fall in new laid egg prices, edging toward unprofitability as production surges. Farmers seek lower costs and new strategies, while exports grow despite domestic surplus. wholesale prices slip from 1/8 to 1/16 per dozen, with imports and export considerations shaping the near future.
Residents are reminded that a meeting to decide the form of the Centenary Celebrations in the Shire will be held at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening. It is hoped a representative body of citizens will attend to ensure the display honors the district. President Dr G W Pennell will be chairing.
Selwyn Park management reports a Dunlop-Perdrida company view that the park not suitable for finishing the Warrnambool to Melbourne road race. A. R. Montgomery, secretary, offered to meet reps to explain the committee’s plan. Officials misjudged the suggested gradual entrance and left before town officials could discuss terms.
A motion urged the company to be written to for a fresh inspection with parish committees and councillors. The aim was clearer explanation to gain favor. Dr Dedrick noted talks with League of Victorian Wheelmen officials at the last carnival, who were enthusiastic about the proposition, and proposed another interview to “clear the air.” The motion was carried.
A speaker explains the breakup with Evelyn by saying the engagement ended as a mirror of how it affected him. The retort frames the split as reciprocal consequence rather than a direct confession of fault.
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