Sunshine v West Sunshine cricket clash ends in tight finish
West Sunshine posted 109 in their first innings with key knocks from Baker and Reidy. Sunshine replied to reach 123 before rain halted play, with Pearce delivering a sharp spell, taking 4 for 97 as McMahon and Ston aided a late chase, leaving West at 9-29 in their second innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Clayton
P. Baker
West
McMahon
Reidy
Clayton
K. Pearce
Baker
Pearce
Sunshine
R. Reidy
L. Duxson
Osborne
Patten
Reid
Daxson
Duxson
Harwood
Reilly
Reily
Frazer
Ewer
Spurling
RK. Duxson
Harwool
Ston
West Sunshine
Ton
George McMahon
Iton
Halliday
Twigg
Simpson
Cordy
Roy
Teidy
Jack
Rt. Reidy
K. Harwood
J. Patten
J. Frazer
G. Spurling
J. Twigg
F. Simpson
T. Osborne
R. Ewer
J. Steadman
R. Cordy
Inns
Lombard Buildings at 17 Queen Street Melbourne
A terse notice references Lombard Buildings located at 17 Queen Street Melbourne with a note about attendance at Sunshine every midday, mentioning Geont Dayehs or Ue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard
Queen ST. Melbourne
Sunshine
Correspondence to the Editor on Irish neutrality and British policy
A reader defends Dr. Mannix and Irish neutrality, challenging British claims and citing Henry Harrison’s verdict. The letter ridicules opponents, argues neutrality aided England, and critiques Wyndham Land Act and Smuts, accusing land theft and misplaced compensation amid Irish history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mannix
Linetur
Kole Britannia
Kire
Bire
Germany
Japan
Bingland
Henry Harrison
O.B.E
Mug
Harrison
Harri
Steve
Dublin
Ireland
London
Coventry
Liverpool
Channel Islands
Eire
England
Smuts
Chamberlain
de Valera
Notoriety hunting and neutrality debates in Australia
The correspondence criticizes Curtin and Dr. Mannix for notoriety seeking and recalls their stance from June 18, urging Australia to stay clear of imperial entanglements. It notes Curtin’s Adelaide meeting and opposition to sanctions against Tumly, and questions why Mire chose neutrality, urging careful inquiry by informed readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
Julius
Lazarus
Frankston
J. King
Tankerton
A.L.P
Labor Party
Penny Wise
Pound
Ramsay MacDonald
England
Britain
Australia
Labor
BHF
Curtin
Mannix
Adelaide
Tumly
Smu
Cwetin
Britannia
Sanctuary Critique of De Valera and Allied Policies
A reader condemns England and argues for harsher actions against De Valera and his Irish supporters. The letter attacks the wartime stance, urging internment of Hympiuthisers and harsher measures toward Irish loyalists, claiming Allied soldiers suffer while De Valera’s followers gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Americ
de Vadern
Pullin
de Valera
Ervird Sidtore
Soliers
Shenlel
de Vader
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. D. P. Miller
Irving Street Footscray
Pusey Street
Herbert King & Sons
Kine Funeral Directors
Caavel
Fr Albert
Paisley
Footscray
Sunshine Timber Co
Hampshire Road
Town Hall
Science Trade
L. ‘G. Leroux
M.J. Patmore
Gross
W. & C. Gross
Mes
Chemists
Hampshire RD
T. E. Robinson
BR. Duxson
Adolf Hitler
Breat
C, Gowers
ALP
James Hall & Sons
Ron
F. Hall
Kororoit Creek
Fere
Pope
Peetel
Bedang
John To Whitaker
Alexo
Alex. P Clarke Hay
Alex. F. Clarke
Barkly Street Footscray
Ernest du. Jackson
Embalmer Ferguson
Williamstown
Melbourne Road
Newport
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