Shire Council Finds Work for Twelve Men St Albans
A St Albans correspondent reports the Shire Council arranged work for twelve men amid local news. Injuries to T Melntyre and Eddie Melntyre from football were noted but both are recovering. Community events include successful euchre and dance parties at Mechanics Hall Sunshine Masonic Hall and a planned June 11 dance. A water supply scheme deputation left satisfied with prospects and Linton Tennis Club began paving an asphalt court under a tendered contract.
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T. Melntyre
St. Albans
Eddie Melntyre
Mildura
Mechanics’ Hall
Batten
Clarke
Nelson
Brown
J. Leckie
McCubbin
Miss Dibbs
Linton Tennis Club
Prosecution Planned for Trespassers at Glen Gaela Estate
Prosecutions will be launched against all persons found trespassing on Glen Gaela Estate after this date without further notice. The property has suffered marauders in recent weeks with fences destroyed wells filled and iron tanks punctured by rifle fire. Close observation will be maintained.
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Glen Gaela
Deer Park Triumphs Over Melbourne Fleet Team in Friendly Match
On Saturday Deer Park, short-handed but bolstered by local juniors, faced an Australian cruiser team Melbourne in a friendly on their home ground. Jack led the blue and won as E Prescott stood out, with Beck Carter O'Brien McDonald Gardener Christie Thomas among notable performers. Postgame praise came from Petty Officer Myers and plans shift to a home clash with Metropolitan Farm.
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Melbourne
Boys In
Jack
Bulldogs
F. H. Myers
E. Prescott
Beck
Carter
H. O'Brien
McDonald
Gardener
Christie
Thomas
Deer Park
Metropolitan Farm
Harvester Rifle Club Holds 600 Yard Trophy Shoot
The Harvester Works hosted a Saturday trophy shoot. J Waddell led with 46 points, followed by H Barnett 42, R Waddell 43, and others scoring well. Next event moves to 800 yards for the Championship and McDonald trophy.
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Harvester Works
J. Wells
J. Waddell
H. Barnett
R. Waddell
W. Little
Reginald Pollard to Attend Complimentary Social at Melton
Mr Reginald T Pollard M L A for Bulla Dalhousie is to be tendered a complimentary social at Melton on the 17th Inet.
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Reginald T. Pollard
Bulla-Dalhousie
Melton
Maribyrnong Dominates Dennis in Wet Interlude
Maribyrnong proved far superior to visiting Dennis on Saturday as wind and greasy ground slowed play. The home team led throughout and won easily 11 goals 22 behinds to 3 goals 4 behinds. Jimmy Smith starred with 6 goals while Grant Dunne and Sheldrick also shone for Maribyrnong.
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Maribyrnong
Dennis
Eye and Ear Hospital
Williamson
Mr. King
Methodist Church
Labor
River
Greenhaw
Giles
Sunshine AN A Elect Officers For Ensuing Term
The Sunshine branch of the A N A held a half year meeting electing officers for the next term. W Hummell was named president with EB Kinnersley vice president Ellingsen treasurer F W Scott secretary W J Rooney assistant secretary and a full committee list. Dr Fisher appointed medical officer and several members received acknowledgments while Mr Smith and the Roch ester branch were welcomed.
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Sunshine
A.N.A
Heli
W. Hummell
Footscray
A.W.A
Smith
Metropolitan Committee
W. Hummel
EB. Kinnersley
Mr. Ellingsen
F. W. Scott
W.J. Rooney
Messrs. I. Smith
W. Kinnersley
Major
Local successes at K C Show in Australia
Local exhibitors dominated the championship show held on the 2nd and 3rd of the month at Wirths Park under the Australian Ladies Kennel Club. J D Soutar of Ridley Street won first prize with collie The Laird and also took top Australian bred class. W R McKay of Forrest Street earned third prize with collie Sun Rover, a progeny of The Laird. Both exhibitors are praised for real merit in strong company.
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Wirth's Park
Australian Ladies’ Kennel Club
J. D. Soutar
Ridley Street
Laird
W. R. McKay
Forrest Street
Sun Rover
Sporting Notes on Melbourne Caulfield Cup entries and racing news
Names missing from Melbourne and Caulfield Cup entries noted, with counts and recent entries. Red Vadis and Quo Vadis Black Kate purchased, Grosvenor to run Grand National at VRC meeting, Mona dam of Maid of Honor dies from suspected cyanide intake. Bombard among likely for big event. J O'Brien urged to ride with more vigor after Lady Kingsburgh ride. Broken Hill racecourse smash destroys two horses and injures four jockeys.
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C. B. Palmer
J. O'Brien
Lady Kingsburgh
Gto l
Broken Hill
Bob Alda
Chillany
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Shire Council
St. Albans News
NAVY
Willys-Knight
Wood
Hampshire Crescent
Maribyrnong News
J. White
Johnson's
Sunshine A.N.A. Elect Officers
K.C
Heroic
Windbag
Manfred
Spearfelt
Sydney
Grosvenor
AJC
V.R.C
F. S. Reynolds
A. Pacch
Walla Park
Albury
Mona
New Zealand
Mr. T. M. Burke
the. Bombard
Coybeau
Mr. Burke
W. Armour & Co
Ladies’ and Gent.’s Tailors
Dickson Street
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