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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jun 01, 1934

Page

2

Critic Reflects On Labor Party Politics And Money Power

The writer argues that only the Labor nominee reflects thinking voters amid a critique of moneyed influence and machine politics. He condemns party machines, endorses gradual monetary reform, and questions the efficacy of party politics in curing social ills in Victoria. The piece notes Labor sympathizers favor his views, but he disputes reliance on any single party.

C. G. Carlton Politica Walth Labor Becaue Ita U.A.P Abe Melbourne West Province KR Williams Labor Party Williamstown Victoria Lee G.C

I Come Mi Skeet and Golfers Enjoy Pleasant Saturday Play

Golfers in good numbers enjoyed a splendid afternoon last Saturday. Stroke winner was Mr. T McArthur for the men while Mrs. Fawcett led the Ladies with the best card. Tomorrow’s Stroke event is along with Mr PW Read as steward. On King’s Birthday play continues with a Stroke at 9 am and a mixed four some at 1 pm. Ladies provide lunch and tea.

Fawcet A. Williamson Johnston Thomp

Fragmented sports score listing names and figures

A readable fragment shows a long list of individuals with paired numbers, likely a sports score table or participation ledger. Names include Betheras, Mise Oakes, Mrs Robinson, Mrs A Perry, Hi wek, Lorenz, Morris, Watson, Greenham, J Perry, M Morris, McArthur, Pumpa, Pippett, Lawson, Lorens, Read, Dinnell, Colqhoun, Robinson, Willimsixon, Spowart, Johnston, Davidson, Betheras, Morris.

G. Colqhoun A. Robinson W. T. Willimsixon R. Spowart A. Johnston R. Davidson J. L. Betheras H. Morris

St Marks Harriers Reach for Track Premiership Glory

St Marks Harriers report a busy period with a 3 mile opening handicap on Saturday followed by a 7 mile club run toward Deer Park and St Albans. A. Mudford wins a 4 mile handicapped run with R. Cox second. ACSC notes four members posted top performances including Lowman 100 yards and Mattinson in the 1 mile. Pennell Cup handicap scheduled for June 2nd.

Deer Park St. Albans E. Anderton A. Mudford R. Cox K. Chapman Ladt Sewyn Park G. W. Pennell ACSC G. Lowman A. Philpott Mattinson C. Roberts Hurdie Ser N. Knight J. McKenner M. Petherick J Hitler

Rail Sitters A Nuisance At Braybrook Council

Braybrook council heard complaints about hundreds of men gathering along the railway fence from the Picture Theatre to the MMBW offices on Saturday afternoons. Dr Drayton described the scene as disgusting, forcing women and children to detour to reach the station, and called for police attention.

Braybrook Dr. Drayton Picture Theatre M.M.B.W Dedrick Heer Sun Crescent Hampshire Road

River Pollution Solution Reported to Essendon Council

Dr R J Gilbers son told Essendon Council on Monday night that pollution complaints about the Maribyrnong River could be solved by a plan to sever the area and divert spatter away from six local firms. The work would cost about £9,000, with losses for the firms running £600 to £700, nearly all of which were reportedly agreed to be met by the firms. The council received the report and members expressed pleasure at the announcement.

R. J. Gilbersson Essendon Council Maribyrnong

Boorer Family Returns from Brisbane Holiday

Mr H Boorer and his wife and son returned from a month long holiday in Queensland visiting the Darling Downs and Toowoomba Heights. He notes business activity rising in the state as firms resume operations. The recent election for the Greater Erg twac Council saw Labour candidates gain ground. Boorer praises the scenery of Queensland and recommends the trip as invigorating.

H. Boorer Wif Briabans Nott State Prince Boorer Erg Twac Council Viilore Backall Queensland

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Skeet Sunshine Golf Club St. Mark’s Harriers Fox’s Melbourne Hampshire Road Sunshine Niagara Cafe Dick Hellyer A. Lukd Baldwin Hampshire Roa Ring Sunshine A. Bus Ind. Pyice Megs
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