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Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Mar 03, 1928

Page

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Sunshine resident awarded 400 pounds in injuries case

In Melbourne County Court Judge Moule awarded Mrs Parlour four hundred pounds and costs against Ralph Hedley after a March crash at Ballarat Road and Hampshire Road. Hedley’s servant status was rejected, Patrick was ordered to pay 11 pounds 11 shillings costs to Parlour, and a separate action against Hedley may proceed regarding another injured person.

Richard Parlour Parlour Horace Firth Florence Firth Ballarat Road Hampshire Road Ralph Hedley Flemington Road North Melbourne Ballarat Crows Road Hedley Patrick Moule

Sunshine Mothers' Club to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting

The Sunshine Mothers' Club will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday next. The report and balance sheet will be presented and office bearers for the coming year elected. The balance shows a credit at the bank of £26 12s 2d, with principal expenditure on a piano costing £76 9s. The club appears well managed and worthy of public confidence.

Sunshine Mothers’ Club

Adolphe Menjou Stars In The Ace Of Cads At Sumehine

Screen star Adolphe Menjou appears at the Sumehine Picture Theatre on Saturday night in The Ace Of Cads based on Michael Arlen work. He portrays Beau Maturin in a stylish English high life tale hailed as a standout film of the year. The Devil's Saddle is the other feature, a Western with implied gunplay.

Adolphe Menjou Sumehine Picture Theatre Michael Arlen Menjou Maturin

Aftermath of License Campaign in Sunshine

A narrow defeat for the Drys shocks both parties as 71 percent of electors vote. Wet backers outwork Dry organizers with pamphlets while Methodists and WALT women aid the dry cause. Rumors swirl re site choice for a new hotel, but Dry leaders pledge to honor pre poll promises.

al FE Brownbill Licensing Party Methodist Church Sun Crescent Hampshire Durham Roads George Sneddon

Thanks to Sunshine Opposition Supporters and Press

A letter to the editor from A E Brownbilal of Sunshine thanks volunteers and church members who campaigned against a hotel license. He notes strong local sentiment against the proposal, credits Mr S G Thompson and the women for door to door work, and praises the Advocate's coverage. He pledges continued faith in local authorities and expresses hope for Sunshine’s town building.

Oiwe Sunshine Ygemudl S. Gi. Thompson Tam A. E. Brownbilal

Sunshine Bowling Club Faces Finances Yet Plans To Stay Open

Sunshine Bowling Club members decided to keep the club running despite debts. Annual upkeep exceeds 400 pounds with the greenkeeper’s wages at 230 pounds. members pledged over 20 pounds and volunteers will tend the green through March. A garden fete is planned for March list with a strong local committee to raise funds for a larger, debt free pavilion and continued euchre tournaments.

Sunshine Bowling Club Sunshine

When is an Australian Not an Australian

A Tasmanian veteran inquiry questions who counts as Australian for repatriation benefits. Mr Adams, claiming enlistment in Tasmania, faced rejection by the Repatriation Committee which favored Victoria entrants, prompting discussion on committee representation and potential action to address perceived inequities. The local branch moved to press the committee for vacancies and clearer policy.

Tasmania Stansbane Returned Soldier League Manelay Tou Adan Atstralyn Thomann Che Brant Garth Baker Hiorespett Chaesalelier Aneitonib Mer. Scott Perry Mr. Addams Este Mel Fee Whtten L. G. Robertson

Maidstone Anglers Triumph At Exford Picnic Win

Maidstone angler Jack Adams won top honors at the Exford event on the Werrilee River. W Johnston of the same locality took the novien prize as baskets impressed the crowd. The Annual Picnic is planned for the TLth with boats departing Footscray wharf Bunbury Street at Waa. hot water and mille will be provided.

Exford Werrilee Jack Adams Maidstone W. Johnston Footscray Bunbury Street Waa

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