Braybrook council approves biggest street scheme plan
Braybrook shire council allows a £11,699 road and drainage project for the Gordon Estate covering Pridham Rowe River Mace don and Kellaway streets. Notices will be served to owners as engineers report benefits and drainage fixes, with optimism of later area development and house construction.
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Gordon Estate
Pridham
Rowe
River
Macedon
Kellaway
Braybrookshire
H. Robinson
E. Har@reaves
Defence Department
Dempster
Treloar
Glendenning
Footacrey
R. Barnett
Maidtone
South Road
Tottenham Staion
Reading Mischief Sparks Quiet Night at Hotel
A hotel party was interrupted by an attendant who told guests to lower their noise after a guest in the next room complained he cannot read. The host retorts that he could read at age five, prompting a lighthearted exchange.
Errington Reserve Gates Opened At St Albans Park
Memorial gates at Er rington Reserve St Albans will be officially opened Saturday April 3 at 3 p.m. by Braybrook Shire president Cr A Lowe. The reserve committee and shire councils supported the event and residents are invited to attend.
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Errington
St. Albans
Shire of
Braybrook
Cr. A. Lowe
Bray Council Plans April Undergrounding of Wires
Bray borough council received advice from the P.M.G. department that work will begin in early April to lay pipes and cable in Dickson Street, Durham Road and nearby streets as part of underground wiring project.
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Brayhdookshire Council
P.m.g.'s
Dickson Street
Durham Road
Rogers-Greves Wedding in McKinnon Sunshine
The wedding of Miss Clare Grieve daughter of Mr and Mrs A Grieve McKinnon to Mr Jack Rogers son of Mr and Mrs R Rogers Bacchus was celebrated on Saturday. Guests included bridesmaid Miss Bessie Rogers Hampton and best man Mr Bob Hogers. A wedding breakfast for about 30 guests followed at Mr Anderson Murrumbeena.
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Clare Grieve
A. Grieve
McKinnon
Jack Rogers
Sunshine
R. Rogers
Bacchus March
Bessie Rogers
Hampton
Bob Hogers
Anderson
Murrumbeena
Parish Vicar Recalls Prison Sermon On Dartmoor
The Rev G R Balleine of St James Bermondsey recalls a friend who preached at Dartmoor Prison and ended with hymn No 254 Art Thou Weary. A convict responded courteously Tam to Wisdom about action and virtue.
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G. R. Balleine
St. James’ Church
Bermondsey
Dartmoor
Tam
Akill
Preparing for Ri Aid Dentist Payment Snag
Fragmentary text shows a quoted exchange where a character named Sandy asserts not needing advance payment while others discuss being prepared and counting money, with garbled punctuation and incomplete sentences.
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Vlan
Sandy
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