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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
2
A fragmented clipping hints at a local urban mystery involving a civic figure and a conflict surrounding the new generation’s approach to public push in the area. The readable text lists a street name and a cryptic event, suggesting an incident at Lostrale Street with political or social tensions implied.
Financial ledger notes show receipts for 1/0088 bp 28/5 amounting to £98,728 1870, and a balance of £11,963 18 10 on 31/5/32. Expenditure through June totals £92,403 12 5. Refunds around £280 due to government not included. Rate collections for 1932/33 total £16,494 with 76.1 percent collected by 26/0/98. aim to reach 85 percent.
An engineer outlines costs for two drainage schemes on Burke street at the hill top deepening the drain and rerouting water with a proposed third option diverting via Mullenger's paddock. Updates cover Sunshine Park Albion Road Sunbury road and Ballarat Road works, recent progress on sewerage and rock disposal, with infectious disease notes and Hall and Library Committee actions including hall rents and book offers.
Sunshine defeated Adult Deaf Girls 5 to 0 at Middle Park last Saturday. Sunshine led early and controlled attack and defence, scoring three goals in the first half and two in the second. Next meet set for Saturday July 1 at 2 p.m. against Symingtons at the golf course 2.
A meeting of Sunshine Angler was held last Tuesday at Blair Athol. The ladies committee won in attendance and arrangements were completed for the annual dance and presentation of trophies to be held in the Shire Hall on July 8. Trophies won during the past season are on view in Mr. T. E. Robinson's window. The annual meeting for nominating officers will be the next meeting at Blair Athol on July 11.
Keilor council representatives oppose Braybrook plan to allocate all 250 pounds to Keilor and demand 20 percent of the 260 pound fund. Dr. Alex Dickson of St Albans pushes to reopen the question, urging Kellor receive full benefit while Braybrook officials seek generous distributions amid Sunshine dairies and garden city imagery.
Weather held firm as St Mark's scored 22 goals to 5 against St George’s Footscray with Dulcie Whiting and Joyce Monn sharing 14 goals. The win followed a 82 by half time and signals St Mark's return to form with more victories expected.
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