Sunday Sport at St Albans Sidestepped by Council Move
Dr Edward Drayton flagged a Braybrook council ban on Sunday organised sport at Errington Reserve St Albans after spotting cricket and tennis on a recent Sunday. He moved to alert the managing committee, asserting the resolution’s infraction. Dr Pennell backed enforcing the regulation. the motion passed.
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St. Albans
Braybrook
Edward Drayton
Errington Reserve
Errington
Pennell
Law’s Red Tape Sparks Disposal Order
On Thursday morning Senior-Constable McDonald asked the court to dispose of briquettes and small firewood found in September in possession of a man convicted of unlawful possession. No claimant appeared, so the magistrate ordered the sale with proceeds to Consolidated Revenue, noting it was like red tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Pennell
J.P
McDonald
Sunshine butcher sentenced for false sustenance claim
William Mitchell Knuckey, a Sunshine resident and butcher, was convicted and jailed for three months with hard labor for making a false statement to obtain sustenance. He admitted drawing funds from September 1931 to August 1932 while not renewing his claim, and offered to repay the excess upon learning of the error.
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William Mitchell Knuckey
Sunshine
Sunshine Court
Mewsis
G. W. Pennell
J. L. Scott
J's
Hector N. R. McDonald
Edgar Uangreaves
Shire
Knuckey
Portland
Donald McLeod
Borthwick and Sons Freezing Works
Borthwick's
B. Knuckey
G. Knuckey
Borthwick’s
McDonald
McKay Trist Fund
Mr. Pennall
Pennell
Yeu
Wade
Mr. Pensel
Engineer to Begin Sidewalk Laying in Hampshire Road
Council engineer Mr H Robinson announced plans to start laying a sidewalk on Hampshire road near the picture theatre side, beginning at Derby road amid a mixed reaction from officials. Meanwhile, social events and a local court case covered a range of topics from a Monte Carlo dance win to a deprivation of wages dispute and a sentencing remark by Mr Pennell declaring a three month hard labour term for the defendant.
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H. Robinson
Hampshire Road
Picture Theatre
Derby Road
Raymond Robinson
Penner
Dr. Robinson
Plainclothes Man to Patrol Streets in Sunshine
A deputation led by Dr. G W Pennell to Pi Commissioner Blamey sought added police protection for Sunshine. Blamey agreed a plain clothes mounted officer would patrol the town, and a bicycle would be provided for Sunshine station.
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Council
Blamey
Sunshine
G. W. Pennell
Pennell
Sunshine Station
Sheep Cruelty Protest and Sunshine Council Debate
Victorian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Secretary Mr. A. T. Latham and Inspector Willmott visited Sunshine railway yards assessing 2,000 arriving from Northern Victor. They found 28 dead and 270 badly injured, deeming destruction necessary. The incident spurred calls to speed up transport and improve unloading at Sunshine or Tottenham, with the council facing criticism for a tender regarded as inefficient. The Sunshine ALP meeting next discusses drainage, street cleaning, and local labor preference for sewer works, plus library exchanges and a banking class.
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A. T. Latham
Victorian Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Willmott
Sunshine Railway
Victor
Bendigo
Sunshine
Latham
Tottenham
Mga.nat
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
T. F. Les
T. Baker
Sunshine Band to Perform in Public Gardens Sunday
The Sunshine Band will present a selection of music on Sunday afternoon in the Public Gardens.
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Sunshine Band
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R.k.mcdonald Pharmaceutical Chemist
Remnald P. Griffiths
Watchmaker & Jeweller II
Nicholsossi
Footecray
Mr. Engineer
Exnie Stewart
Tom Laffan
Monte Carlo
Ern Naylor
Orfander
Mr. Davies
C.P.S
Buffalo
J. V. Dillon
Forges
Nicholson Street
Footscray