Sunshine footballers contest ground charge appeal
Sunshine Football Club appealed to council over a 26 percent takings charge plus ground rent of £2 2s per year for Selwyn Park. Members debated council jurisdiction and fairness, noting club losses and calling for reduction while highlighting park costs and community use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serve
Fark
Sunshine Football Club
Cra
Dray- Yon
Oxley
Wb, Barry
Hon
Hab
Selwyn Park Management Committee
Selwyn Park
E. Naylor
Dr. Drayton
Watter
Dempster
Dedrick
Sunshine
Club
Penney
Harriers
Harrier
Murr
Demputer
Skewes
Scratin
Pire
Cr. Skewes
Vlu
Lowe
Ita
Barclay
Australasian Cycling News Signals Record Pace and Plans
Jock Mitaperald set an Australian best with 26 3/6 seconds for four miles on a dirt track at Renmark. Onie Nicholson nears 16,000 miles in pursuit of the world 12 month record, while Bruce Small plans American riding for Frank Hoxe and allies like Oppy, Fitzgerald, Lamb, and Niehan. Milliken shines in the VAcu 25 miler as a busy season looms. A Reading magistrate fines himself four pence for influenza-related absence and a New Zealand constable repeats the self-reporting stunt in Taranaki. In Echuca, P.M. fines himself six pence for lateness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Mitaperald
Renmark
Jack
Ridge
Onie Nicholson
A. A. Humbles
England
Nicholson
A. R. Kles
Fatty
Lamb
Bruce
Trinania
Melbourne
Milliken
Milken
Hayes
Hmself
Reading
Magistte
New Zealand
Auckland
Taranaki
Echuca
Victoria
P.M
Countess seeks begging license in Budapest Police records
Countess Karoline Cuiraky widow of Count Johann Cuiraky has applied to Budapest police for a begging license. Her father was once Budapest’s wealthiest Jewish merchant. The Cuiraky family rejected the union as civil, not religious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karoline Cuiraky
Johann Cuiraky
Budapest
Cairaky
Nomen trend shifts as court debutantes reuse Christian names
The London Daily Telegraph notes a revival of traditional Christian names among debutantes at court, with the first Johanna appearing among courtly circles in years. Other attendees include Violet and Clive as old-world naming returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloud
Gordon
Montague
Clive
London Daily Telegraph
Johanna
Violet
Chive
Advertisers Face Higher Rates as Newsprint Costs Rise
The Herald keeps its 12 per inch property ads in Saturday lines while Trades Unionists note large savings from duty removal and lower newsprint costs. The union cites major annual waste on newsprint, with office savings over £100,000, and Labor Call reports ads up to 50 percent higher and paper prices rising from 1d to 1 1/2d per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Printing Industry Union
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Park Committee
Cycling News
Christain
Bend
W. A. Thomson
Ridley St., Sunshine
H. Hall
Footscray
Confidentia
Footscray 376
Walt Om
Croyden
Valve Insurance
McGrath
Hampshire Road
G. Penrose
G. Penrose’s
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson and
Graham
Oregon
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