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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1931
Page
8
Notice under the Dog Act 1928 requires every dog owner in the Shire of Braybrook to register their dog by 5 March 1931 with Registration Officer W. J. Wallis at Shire Hall Sunshine. Penalty applies for non compliance. E. HARGREAVES Shire Secretary.
In loving memory of my dear husband George McKay father of Dorothy Norman View lel Kenneth Jessie and Edith called to higher services March 1 1927. Through deepest gold the radiant west I see a dear beloved face smile from the land of rest. Inserted by his loving wife Jessie McKay.
The note expresses gratitude for friends and family who sent detbers cards telegrams and floral tributes after a recent bereavement. Special thanks are given to Mer and Peenterthy for their untiring efforts and support during this time.
A United Prayer Meeting will be held at the Presbyterian Church at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, 24th March. The notice lists services in Albion and Church of Christ with breaking of bread at 11 a.m., Bible School at 2.45 p.m., and Gospel Service at 6.45 p.m. led by H. J. Cook.
A fragmented local page lists jobs and rentals in Sunshine. Mrs Johnston seeks boarders or teaching vacancy at Forrest Street while alterations and dressmaking services are offered at multiple locations. Various notices advertise sales of harnesses, water piping, furniture storage, and a young woman seeking light work arrangements.
A distressed drawing room scene centers on a shabby man eyed by the Smith family as a burglar reconnoiters. The tale unfolds with chatter about motive and a delayed rail incident that damaged sleepers and a broken drawer as the electric train wrecked the night.
Members are advised that the Lodge meets Tuesday next in St Mark's Hall at 7 30 p m Garnet L Coulter Secretary 43 Sydney Street Sunshine 1 0 7 SUNSHINE TENT No 458 Meeting Tansey Next at 8 pm in the SHIRE HALL Supper Sterm John Downing Secretary Drummartin Street J L Westcott Sec Trebor Forest Street
Notice warns any person found trespassing or damaging property at Glen Galla Estate will be prosecuted without further notice. Also mentions dogs may be involved or restricted.
In Ghent a cashier jokes about lending based on an honest face as a man asks to borrow money. The quick banter turns the moment into a tiny comic vignette reflecting everyday street humor.
The Saturday competition at the Junction of Deep and Jackson drew six members. Winner L. Cooper narrowly beat Pay for second. runner-up earned the trophy since Cooper had won two trophies already. Weigh-ins followed by p. Turner XII. McHenry, P. Simpson, No Massen, J. Tale, and p. Craddock. Next event set for March 27 at Williamstown with Sunshine members urged to enter. Inter-Chile Ameling team planned next year. weekly euchre tournaments remain popular with Day taking this week’s trophy.
The racing card lists Calliope Handicap divisions with top placements for HUON J and VAVITE J plus VENIDIOU and GORDON'S LEAP. A diner quip about a waiter and chicken bones appears as a humorous aside.
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