Man in the Street: bank bias blocks Sunshine homes
A reader writes to The Editor alleging Sunshine home loans are blocked by Savings Bank policy. He, an engaged man from Malvern, explains his failed mortgage attempt after moving to Sunshine, questions why Sunshine is singled out, and urges government-backed home-building support for depositors.
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Stake Savings Bank
House Tulding
Sunshine
Savings Bank
Fark
Here
Malvern
Tom
Somoone
Old Luckie’s Work at St Albans In Focus
A letter from Albani dated 25 June 1936 praises Old Luckie for long service at St Albans, noting trust issues and the engineer’s adherence to instructions. The writer claims decades of work and questions whether Dr. Dickson will publish a fuller edit.
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Old Luckie
St Albans
Dickson
Ute
Sunshine readers urge bank run over Sun shine attitude
A letter from Sunshine urges depositors at the State Savings Bank to withdraw funds and move them to the Commonwealth Bank as a protest against the bank's refusal to advance money for home building. The author proposes a modern epoch action and warns the bank of consequences.
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Sky
Savings Bank
Sunshine
Peprina
State Savings Bank
Commonwealth Bank
Sunshine Bank Refusal Stirs Housing Worry
A reader from Sunshine laments State Savings Bank refusal to finance home building, citing acute house shortages. He notes many newcomers cannot find four rooms to rent and fears moving away to Melanine while awaiting local solutions. Public Servant signs off from Sunshine on June 24.
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State Savings
Sunshine
Melanie
Old Luckie's Place in Public Life and Muddled Trust Debate
A reader letter debates Keillorshire council remarks about Luxford and Albutie. It alleges Luxford meddling with the feeder trust and questions Dr. A Dickson on his arguments. The piece hints at public life tensions surrounding Old Luckie and the trust project.
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Keilorshire
Luxford
Albutie
A. Dickson
Rola Vaekae
Uxford
Faler Trust
Lickie
Erome
New the Trust
Braybrook seeks new licence despite earlier court ruling
A Braybrook letter to the editor recalls a prior council refusal of a licence for gut spinning from sheep runners. In 1932 the County Court, Judge Weinraveski, ruled the permit must be limited to gut spinning from ox runners and barred sheep runners. The present bid seeks the sheep angle again, conflicting with the 1932 order.
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Braybrook Comet
Advocate
Santra
Braybrook Council
Weinrave
Woinarski
Sunshine School urges broad support for welfare and cooperation
Ed letter from Sunshine School correspondent H Skewes advocates wide community involvement to improve facilities and services. He praises the Mothers' Club and school committee for their work and calls for backing the State Schools Relief Committee, noting a recent £4 donation plus clothing for hardship cases.
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Bir
H. Skewes
Skewes
Mothers’ Club
Victoria
Arbor
School Committee and Mothers Club Aid School Work
Harold Bettesun appeals readers to support the School Committee and Mothers Club as they fund and equip the school. He notes restocking, sports equipment, grounds work, library donations, nature study cabinets, room improvements, and garden projects. He urges readers to donate and support Mr Rye’s health recovery and the school’s progress.
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Horticultural Society
Mothers’ Club
Mes Tum
Gummates and Mathers Club
Coral Gunning to Appear at NetTlefolds Dance Tomorrow Night
Coral Gunning stars at NetTlefolds dance tomorrow night remembered for 3KZ parade and Miss Victoria Quest finalist. She will host a broadcast station portion, with Sunsh ine post office bus service and a concert dance by Keilorshire council to raise funds for Mrs Rye’s quarry accident appeal. Admission 2 shillings, half price for children.
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Coral Gunning
Nettlefolds
Misa Coral Gunning
Jve Gunning
Australia
Melbourne
Connors
Paul
JKZ
WUZ
SXY
Sunshine Post Office
Keilorshire
St. Albans Hall
Mra Rye
N. Woods
Shire
Woods
A Choral Wedding At St Mark s Church of England
One of the prettiest weddings took place at St Mark s Church of England last Saturday when fteve Mynn daughter of Mr and Mrs JW Patrick married Francis H youngest nun of the Inn Mr J Porter and Mrs Porter of Bendigo The singing of the choir as the bride entered was delightful The Rev A be Winter conducted The bride wore a white satin frock with long train full sleeves and a cowl neck a veil lent by Mrs L Porter Bendigo bouquet of white hydrangeas Best man Colin Russell groom’s attendant Ushers T He bridesmaids wore green dresses with tulle hats pink rosebud trimming and carried pink carnations A reception followed in the Ma wonie Hall About 50 guests were present The Rev A B Winter presided After the cake cutting dancing followed Guests formed a conga and sang For They are Judy Good Fellows as the couple left for a honeymoon in a popular desert region.
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St. Mark's Church of England
Fteve Mynn
Mee
Patrick
Francia H
J. Porter
Porter
Bendigo
Be Winter
Mire L. Porter
Misteen Audeny Patrick
Laulew Halliday
Me Patries
Ie Colin Russell
Shields
Master Patrick
Ma Wonie
A. B. Winter
Mixx Nance McDonald Comes of Age Birthday
The coming of age of Mixx Nance McDonald eldest daughter of Senior Constable and Mia McDonald Sunshine was celebrated on Monday of last week at the Masonic Hall with about 20 guests. The evening featured dancing and gifts from Mr di Jones and Mistes O'Reilly and McPhee. Maisie King presented a gift or speech.
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Mixx Nance McDonald
Mia McDonald
Sunshine
Masonic Hall
di Jones
Mistes O'Reilly
McPhee
Misa Maisie King
Sunshine Theatre Holiday Fare Promises Variety
Sunshine Theatre showcases special programs this weekend headlined by Jane Withers in Buddy Boy with Virginia Juday as co star. Nightly features include a science and animal intelligence reel and a Monday screening of Sanders of the River. The bill also highlights Garis Mugler and Mary Boland with additional shorts and entertainments for a festive audience.
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Sunshine ‘Theatre
Jane Withers
Virginia Juday
Tontoring
Prugearime
Animal Intelligence
Lee Kener Uxhvbibitn
Sanders OF
Santer
Sander
Paul Bulesuie
Garis Mugler
Mary Boland
Salvation Army Meeting Promotes Christian Healing Testimony
Mr Atkin of Canterbury will share how Christ healed his body after a long illness once deemed incurable. Adjutant Henderson urges all, especially skeptics, to attend Sunday at 7 pm for a direct account from a man whose faith restored his health.
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A. Atlan
Caneterbury
Atking
Mae Atkin
Chriat
Adjutant Henderson
Corpu
Anat
Wick Howdy
West of honor with w traditional ly ceremony note
Miss McDonald received many mementoes of the day she attained her majority, marking a traditional celebration with gifts and well wishes.
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West of Honor
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Public Servant
Braybrook
Rye
Harold Bettesun
the Sunshine
Salvation Army News
Robinson
Percy
John O' the Green
A.B.C
Cappy Ricks
Vv. C. Buckley
Charles Norris Naomi Jacob Ruby M, Ayres
Ethel M. Dell
Jeffrey Farnal
Margaret Pedler
George Goodchild
Philip McDonald
Agatha Christie
Jon Idriess
Peter B, Kyne
William McLeod Raime
Hugh Pendexter
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