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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a pond and a pide view with reference to Ube 6, suggesting an obscured item or event on a local page. The readable bits indicate place names and a sequence tied to a public notice or brief entry.
In a brief regional report, muon studies and the IH Ni Rade project are cited as ongoing science and infrastructure topics. The item notes institutional involvement, potential timelines, and local relevance, with emphasis on research progress and community impact.
Gordane triumphs in a hard fought Saturday match securing the Gardens team a premiership victory. Conditions were rough early, then improved as the afternoon wore on. Spalding reached the final stages but were outmatched. detailed scores list many pairings and tournament results across singles, doubles, and mixed events, with Gardens players dominant in several clashes.
The St Albans Tenore Club hosted a successful euchre party and dance with Mr. Montgomery as MC. Prizes went to Mrs. Judd and Mr. Bell. Monte Carlo dance winners were Miss M Griffiths and Mr. Pickett. Easter tennis at St Albans Tennis Club to be announced.
The market struggles to halt sharp declines as shares tumble and volatility remains high. Traders seek mechanisms to stabilize prices amid ongoing selloffs and uncertainty in key sectors.
The militia plans a weekend firing contest at Willismatown range starting Saturday and continuing Monday Eight Hours Day. The Villers Brettoneaux machine gun competition is slated for Monday afternoon with a practice on Saturday at 2 15 pm. Last year’s winner was the 2nd Battalion, and leaders hope to repeat. D Company members should report to Lt Campbell at 1 45 pm Monday. all battalion members are urged to assist with scoring Saturday and Monday. Parade next for headquarters wing D MLG Coy and A Company on Thursday March 23. camp training syllabus follows.
Local Braybrook notice reports a six foot awake killed in front of the post office on Friday as a motor truck driver halted nearby. Mrs G Cranwell held a small birthday gathering. Jack Randell returns to teaching at the State school after illness. Mr Madill’s death ends a district career, leaving seventeen children. School card night awarded prizes. upcoming euchre and dance planned. Quail season opens with early bags noted. local paddocks thin after a week of hunting.
The piece surveys Patrick's role in founding Irish schools and spreading learning across Christianized Europe. It contrasts the decline of Western kingdoms with Ireland's seminaries and notes Australians with Irish ancestry will honor Patrick, recalling Taft’s praise of Irish influence on Australian culture.
Administrative details are complete for the movement of the troops, with only the exact departure time remaining to be finalized. The plan promises to be of exceptional interest and all other arrangements are settled.
Cricketer semi final at Pootacray Park see Harvesters on 146 all out at stumps. Rogers and Leaberg opened, Greig took early wickets, Middleton bowled well with 2-22. Sunshing Sunshine fielding and bowling cited, Lesberg 63 not out, Braybrook led 6 bowlers effort, Cranwell as captain.
In A grade first round notes Cuming Smith 26 Deer Park 25 and Sugar Works 1 top the scores with Co-op Box A 18 Mt Lyell 16. Semi finals set Cuming Smith versus Co-op Box A at Sugar Works No 1 wicket and Deer Park Mt Lyell meet at Sugar Works No 2 wicket. B grade lists Kimptons 10 Lloyd Brow 18 Co-op Box H 16 Electricity Commission 8 Metters 6. Final B grade Kimpton vs Lloyds at Cuming Smiths wicket Saturday 28.
J Hitler led ST MARKS HARRIERS by winning the high jump and pole vault though wind spoiled clear records. Bennett, Hider, and Clemenson placed in sprints and hurdles as the flat meets progressed with strong club showings and rising point totals toward the all round title.
An organizing meeting led by Mr Ern Naylor gathered at the Town Hall side room on Tuesday night to discuss supporting the Sunshine Football Club funds. The group agreed to form a ladies social committee and adjourned for a fortnight to canvass supporters. Strong backing was anticipated for the Banshina Football Club during the season.
Mr E Hubber and Miss E Mud ford won the first heat of the Fox trot at the weekly salondance assembly in Town Hall conducted by Mr James Patrick. The decision was by popular vote and acclaim followed. The semi final will mix judge and public opinion. Patrick notes strong interest and expects a large turnout next Tuesday.
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