Sunshine court braces for by law breach case over decayed fish
John Hughes of J. Cockbill faced Inspector Thorpe of Braybrook Shire for transporting decomposed fish in an unsealed drum outside a Sunshine butcher shop. The 40 gallon drum stank from 40 yards, with witnesses noting a sealed top only later. Hughes, 27 years with the firm, claimed incentive to avoid waste and blamed busy workers. he was fined £4 plus £2 4s costs after being warned previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
J. Cockbill
Inspector Thorpe
Braybrook
Thorpe
Durham
Hampshire Roads
Sunshine
Hampshire Road
Henry Robinson
Hughes
John
Williamstown
Footscray
Hill
P.M
Ron Hall
Council
Dangerous Driving Charge Dismissed in Sunshine Court
Colin Ogilvie motor mechanic of Sunshine faced a dangerous driving charge after a collision on Devonshire Road. The bench dismissed the charge, citing insufficient evidence while other defendants were fined for related offenses including jumping on a railway platform and unlawful gambling at Crittal's yard.
Insulting Words Charge Against John Dain Dismissed
John Dain faced an insult charge against First Constable Power after a raid incident. Dain reportedly told Power to be in khaki or return to Bendigo. Power said he would report the incident. Dain allegedly claimed they could hang him. Witnesses said Dain was talkative and the public-use element of the insult could not be proved. The bench dismissed the cane sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Crittal
Derby Road
W. H. Jones
Power
Michards
Cuming Police
Byron Gwatkin
Leslie Conrad Murphy
Alan Broadhead
Phillip Russell John Pain
Reginald Bult
Donald Davidson
David Brown
Leonard Murphy
Mason
Gwatkin
Davison
Constable Murphy
Russell
Bull
Brown
Murphy
Jones
Mr. Jones
David Power
Red Eee
Fred
P.M
Paine
Davidson
Richards
PML
Costa
John Pain
Couch Street
Sunshine
McKay's
Doc
Laughterman
First Avenue
Cing
Matthew Cimanon
Benjamin Street
Pain
Jhim
John Dain
Bendigo
Tain
San
Hue
Davidson Charged With Indecent Language
Senior Constable Mason prosecuted and produced a slip listing words alleged to have been used by Davidson. The defendant spoke in a loud voice audible to passers by, though he may not have realised it. A fine of 43 was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M
Allan
Beccause
Jones
Traybrook
Donald Davidson
Mason
Davidson
Coupon Free Sale By Presbyterian Guild
The Presbyterian Guild conducts a coupon free sale at Presbyterian Hall Anderson Rd on Saturday afternoon. The sale offers clothing made from new materials, plus produce cakes and afternoon tea. Heavy demand is expected due to severe rationing, with proceeds aiding church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Guild
Presbyterian Hall
Anderson Rd
Turf Selections Caulfield Saturday Hurdles
A garbled racing note lists selections at Caulfield on Saturday including Inver penton Gay Invader Hia Me all and Lord Faden among two year olds Arduli Queen and a Steeplechaze. Other entries mention Victory J, Birdos and Real G with various placements and odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caulfield
Toolambon
Inverpenton
Gay Invader
Lord Faden
Old England
John Wilted
Tente
Welcome Home LAC Wilfee Walker and Collin Harris
A large gathering at Mr and Mrs W Lodge’s home honored LAC Wilfee Walker and LAC Collin Harris returning from overseas service. Guests enjoyed dancing, singing, and recitations. Dr F E Jolly presented substantial cheques from St Albans residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lodge
Lac
Wilfee Walker
Collin Harris
Peru
Real Wood
Irene
Thelma Secobels
Joyce Riley
Pat. Pearson
Mary Kearer Walker
B. Moffat
F. E Jolly
Home on Leave Returns From New Britain
A list of service personnel home on leave includes O. B. Coultield Pte LL Brown Sig EL O'Mant Sie A Cunningham Pte A E Dakin Pie J Clarke Spr D Sigett Dvr Bhdames 8 Loren all from New Britain with leave granted for early departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
O. B. Coultield
Pte
LL. Brown
Sig. EL. O'Mant
Sie
A. Cunningham
A. E. Dakin
Pie J. Clarke
Spr
D. Sigett
Dvr
Bhdames
Loren
We Canteen Order Fund Collection Note
A brief, unclear note lists names and amounts for new subscriptions this week including Mrs Clemson, Mra Hirley, Miss Keating and others. It records small dues and orders tied to a canteen fund with dated figures such as 6/ and 5/ and 18/ in a grand total context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clary Ned
Clemson
Mra Hirley
Re Maunsey
Miss Keating
Grand Teal
Visit of Presbyterian Moderator to Sunshine
The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria, Rev. McLean Shugg, B A, will visit Sunshine on Tuesday. After divine service conducted by the Moderator at Sunshine Presbyterian Church, a welcome will be given in the Sabbath school hall. Cordial invitation extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church of Victoria
McLean Shugg
Sunshine
Sunshine Presbyterian Church
Successful Revue Draws Crowd. Profit Reported
A revue last Friday under the auspices of the Duds' Accreditation and Indies' auxiliary was enjoyable and successful. The event netted £40, and the committee thanks all who supported the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duds
Indies
Ofort
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunshine Court
Messrs. A. Hill
and .K. McDonald
T . BR. Barclay
J. R. Tae
Colin Ogilvie
Edward Bailey
Standford Street
Devonshire Road
Ogilvie
Constable Power
Kingslty Kirby
Samuel Farrugia
Woris O'Hehir
Raymond Ricardo
St. Albans
Charles David Saunders
Frederick Boden
Peel Street
Newport
Flemington
Albert Peter Gibbs
Duke Street
Boden
Braybrook Hotel
Gibbs
Roden
Rugey
Richarda
Wei
Gad
Mps
W.&c. Gross
Sunshine’s Fighters
Elr
A. Wes. Chamberlain
Rarean
Tarakan
Dawe
Brent Tyr
Seth Teerlens
Skhain
Oor Skein Sa
Shains
Yon Shen
Skein
Lady Beity
Patons Beehive Baby Wool
Ams Ball
Forges
Barkly ST. Footscray
Sunshine Hire
FU Hospitals
Nerals
Albert Boyd
Monash Street
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