05 May 1928
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 05, 1928
Page
1
The Sun Crescent project at Durham Mow faces a court decision on licensing with a forecast cost between £12,000 and £11,00. Construction must start within a month and finish within 12 months. Applications by Mr Danny and Mr Long for a site near the post office were not pressed.
On the eve of her marriage to Mr BE Missen was presented by the St Albans Presbyterian Church Sunday School and the Linton Tennis Club at the Mechanics Institute in a large gathering. Rev F Tas ay praised Miss Phillips for her service to the church as gifts were given including a crystal butter dish, a marble clock, an aluminium tea pot, and a case of spoons. The evening featured musical items and a well received supper by church ladies.
A defeated final amendment to the building By-law sparked an outburst by a builder who sought to address the council in support of a frontage related allotment. The president calmed the disruption, the man left shouting threats, and later Fearne Bros. and Dr. Dempster appeared in motions before Engineer Gronwham to assess the allotments.
Council hearings reveal disputes over smells from Pennell's Braybrook factory and alleged illegal emissions. Health officers pin odor to drying driers, with inspectors tracing fumes along Duke Street and Sunshine to the Pennell works. The debate centers on access for inspections and enforcement under health regulations.
A community meeting outlines proposed arrangements to ease tensions among neighbours in Sunshine Borough. Key figures Drayton and McKay feature in a vote about policing, with members including Lowe Skew Meds and Mayor Coulter. Debate focuses on constitutional authority and the desirability of detente through orderly reforms amid local confusion.
Record of a petty sessions court where cases were adjourned to May amid a gathering at the town hall. Proceedings mention election disruption fears and legal actions against several individuals. A fee of £1 was paid in one case and the matter referenced local officials and authorities.
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