Sunshine Club Annual Report Highlights 1923 Season
Sunshine Club reviews a season with strong play from captain Shorten and a successful trip to Bacchus Marsh. The report notes seven wins in sixteen matches, acknowledges trophy donors, lists top scorers and officials, thanks supporters, and outlines receipts and expenditures including patrols, uniforms, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunhine
Colmelion
Sulaibie
Iigsvil
Mingaville
Wur- Beynon
A. Lowe
Aird
Skinner
Messrs
T. Pickersgill
F. Kilingsen
D. Shorten
Fleming
K. Warclay
Brown
A. VU. Rovertson
J. Searie
J. Duggan
R. G. Renton
Shorten
Mesars
A. Dodson
Uu. White
Bacchus Marsh
Theremier
Darley
Sunshine
Dutiea
Bacioe
Lasiu
Cosutree
Balingsen
F. Steane
G. Kenton
G. Lugranto
ML Rienderson Ji
F. Ilingsen
W. Saville
W. Lee
G. Wallace
Bo Diekerspill
O. H. Mesherson
MLC
Aevicieuws Fund
Tripe
O.T
A. Neyland
Aurlitor
Diggers
F.C
D. WW. Ferguson, Esq
Bom. Challen, Esq
Mrs. Aid
W. J. Bell
Fran
H. V. McKay
K. Gardiner, Esq
Braybrook Shire report notes growth and civic issues
The Braybrook Shire annual summary reports no Health or Pure Foods prosecutions for the year, a new brick school at Braybrook after a decade of campaigning, and 70 impounded stray stock. It records 132 births, 28 deaths, and infant mortality of 3.7 per 100 births, plus water mains inadequacies and poor fire protection. The council discusses road names, street corners, and a planned four-acre Geelong road reserve gift, with sport and town improvements noted.
Councillor Grist Resigns From Stayhook Council Seat
Dr J Grist, who had been temporarily holding a Stayhook Council seat for the Western dycing, submitted his resignation at the last meeting. He stated that with ex Dr Tilburen back from abroad he would retire, believing the council would benefit from ex Dr Tilburn’s business ability. Councillors expressed regret and paid tribute to Grist’s work for the riding and district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grist
Stayhook
Dycing
Tilburen
Tilburn
Grist
Delays at Hampshire Street Railway Crossings Explained
A Railways Department letter to the Council describes delays at the Hampshire Road crossing Sunshine caused by engines taking water and marshalling trains. It notes reductions as Tottenham yard work proceeds and cites Anderson's Road and Ballarat line issues. Staff are directed to minimize road delays, with delays expected to be eliminated after remedial measures finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raaiwiy Deparnient
Wales
Sunshine
Tottenham
Anderson's Road
Bendigo
Ballarat
Tramway to Sunshine Provokes Braybrook Council Debate
A Tramway Board letter sparked a Braybrook Council discussion on extending the Ballarat road tram to Sunshine. The council, noting possible bus use, plans a deputation to the Board once Mr Cameron returns from England. A two year promise to run trams to Sunshine was discussed, with strong resolve to press the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramway Board
Braybrook
Pennell Sid
Ballarat Road
Sunshine
Pridham
Cameron
England
Pridnham
McKay
Mrn Cameron
Marr
Noxious licences renewed by Braybrook Council
Braybrook Council renewed existing noxious trade licences but did not grant new ones. It has repeatedly written to the Health Commission seeking framing of new regulations aligned with current knowledge and practice. No reply has yet been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braybrook Council
The
Health Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Shine Meat Supply and Ice Works
W. T. White & CO
Hampshire
Durham Roads
Sunshine Club
G. L. Coulter
Moeers
T. McCall
OW. McGrath
A. Robinson
A. D. Robertson
C. Curtin
E. Hardie
E. Smith
W. Seville
J. Cranwell
J. McRae
L. Hogarth
J. Anderson
C. Kirk
A.D. Robertson
J. Duegan
A. Dogson
J. R. Rarely
J._A. E. Anderson
Mr. & Ellingsen
Anderson Street
Sunne
John Anderson & Co
Hopkins ST
Footscray
Jasper
Jlampshire-road
Shire of
Kraybrook
Pennell
Sunshine District
Maribyrnong
Maidstone
Dawson-street
Devonshire Road
Hampshire Road
the Smart Hat Shop
Alex. F. Clarke
Barkly Street
Tramway For
First Post
Nobbs
Kodak Supplies
West Footscray
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