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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

May 19, 1933

Page

3

Braybrook council ponders nuisances from offensive trades

Monday evening meeting reviewed Sunshine Progress Association complaints on residential air pollution and offensive trades. Health inspectors reported repairs at premises, drainage changes at Pennell’s, and generally satisfactory poultry conditions, with warnings to prosecute repeat offenders and await fuller interim reports.

Sunshine Progress Ansociation Amelia L. I. Thorpe G. W. Pennell Deduiek Pennell Dedrick Adamson Treloar Dedrich Addungon Adammon Adamnon Gre Lowe Itwan In Rs Ad and M Board Investis

Reveille and arts notes from Sydney April issue

New South Wales Returned Soldiers League publication Reveille is praised as a major issue for April. It reviews the Battle of Bullecourt and Gallipoli, critiques war blunders, and includes a cartoon primer by Tom Shield. Also advertised are Mullens dance guides and medals claims by veterans.

New South Wales Returned Soldiers’ League Kent Diggers Australia American “Legion Bullecourt Liky Gelipoli Tom Shield Robertson & Mullens Ltd Elizabeth Street Melbourne Mullens M.C Royal Irish Robertson & Mullens

Mothers Cub hosts successful afternoon in Ben Albans

The Mothers Cub held a successful afternoon event with Mrs O Neill winning the consolation and Mrs Bedford thanking patrons. A second Thursday gathering is planned monthly. Local committees discussed relief administration and public assistance rules, with motions and appointments made. Scouting service, a cultural concert, and a 500 tournament were announced for upcoming events. The district benefited from rain relief, with 53 points recorded.

Mrn A. Johnson O'Neill Bedford Keilor Stenson Cill N. Woods Shire Rule North Exsendon St. Albans North Rawendon Beckson Ae IL Wavinsmith Moses Tt Wilson Denes Mona J. Mellwine W. Smith F. Stenyon H. Wilson J. J. Wilson RR. Mounxey Blewarl mx Wige Lady's Robinson Clarke Went Tong Batten L. Mounavy Miax Winnin Sell Tom McIntyre Footacray

Mare With Long Hair Juanita Dies At San Juan Ranch

The famous mare Juanita died at age 2 at Antone Traix’s ranch in San Juan Bautista California. Known as the strongest horse in central coastal California, Juanita featured long hair that reached six to nine inches over her body. Described as a cross between an camel and a cotton field, she was a familiar figure at fairs and rodeos.

United States Juanita Antone Traix San Juan Bautista California

Relative Values at a Pensioners Meeting

Mr Wade noted weekly costs for care of animals at various outlets from 10/9 for a dog at the Long Dogs Home to 34s for Caulfield racehorses while Australians in labor facing tracks across the continent were urged to live on 17/6 per week. Many allowances resembled loans as pensioner property passed to the government at death.

Collingwood Wade Lont Zoological Gardens Caulfield Australia

Brigadier General Brand Seen at Returned Soldiers Concert

Brigadier General Brand, a native of Mount Radford Queensland and former schoolteacher, served in the South African War with a commission. He fought from the landing to the armistice in the late war, being wounded twice. His Melbourne family makes a home in Victoria, making a return to his native state unlikely.

Brand Mt. Radford Queensland Wax Melbourne

Sunshine Golf Club Mixed Foursomes Next Week

Golfers braved the weather for a stroke competition at Sunshine Golf Club last Saturday. Tomorrow mixed foursomes will pair players as they arrive, and on Wednesday the association will contest the Liver Cup won by Mrs. Hincock, with Mr Arch Johnston noted. Committee meets Monday evening the 22nd. Readouts include Mix A Williamson 1058-2776 and others such as Mrs Robinson 105-2481, Mr Morris 100-2284, Mrs Perry 111-26-4, WH Brows 86-1807, A Johnston 82-20-72, W Dinnell 49-14-75, Be Morris 10-24-75.

Donalul Arch Johnston Mra. Hincock Mix A. Williamson Robinson

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Braybrook New Publications Sydney Penngall M. and M. Board Clancy's Butter Street M. and M. Board of Works Lowe BT. Albans Ean Weld Sunshine Golf Club Edith Briggs Ridley St Sunshine Malvern Star Manly Bruce Small Pty. Ltd W. Hubber Orpheus Radio Wells & Galloway Leeds St Footscray Foot
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