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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1928
Page
3
Councillors and hall owners question their liability for playing copyright music. A Federal Attorney General opinion says owners incur liability only if they arrange or profit from performances without consent. Trustees of St Alban public hall and Keilorshire council show action by offering fees to the Performing Rights Association.
Keilor Council will shift its banking from the Bank of New South Wales to the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney after its recent absorption of the Bank of Victoria. Shire Secretary James Hocking notes contrast in service with the new bank while praising Elizabeth Street branch manager Mr Williams. Negotiations for a loan of £121,000 on debentures and £1,500 overdraft proceed, aimed at private street construction and clearing the overdraft.
National Insurance Grand Master gave an eloquent address to the Albion Lodge Iro Inventors at the quarterly meeting. He praised friendly societies and urged merged membership to safeguard funds. Hiro, LL Robertson presided and Bro G L Coulter reported prospects for Greensborough picnic with cricket remains a highlight.
Braybrook Council ended a long session well before midnight amid heat, humidity, and moths around lights. The meeting covered public works, footpaths, church reports, and planning matters with calls for more revenue and updates from several commissions, including Maidstone planning and soldier settlement issues.
The Keilor Council declines to use statutory power to open a road through private property amid opposition from Councillor D. D. Thelterley. Henry Lent, a land subdivider, had urged opening the street. an engineer's report favored access via Buckley and Rose streets with potential for residential and industrial development. citizens discuss liability and costs.
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