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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 31, 1924
Page
8
A terse verse narrative follows a weary stockman racing through a blazing scene. The speaker urges resilience amid drought and wildfire, recalling past races with Scott's Heather and the brutal toll of survival. The piece closes with a somber reflection on life’s hardships and mortality.
The narrator imitates a domestic scene with a kettle and a cat, then shifts to a quarrel where voices rise and accord vanishes. The kettle appears to pray as disharmony erupts, ending with a closing sentiment about order and grandma’s saying that “there’s a place for everything.”
Railway timetable data lists weekday morning departures from 6.26 to 11.31 a.m and afternoon runs up to 12.39 p.m with multiple minutes values. Saturday timings mirror weekdays until 9.49 a.m then 10.59 and later. Sunday shows limited services at 9.57 a.m and 1.18 p.m with several afternoon slots.
A fragmented timetable lists multiple daytime and evening departures from St Albans to Melbourne with numerous times and special notes such as limited Sunshine service. It states trains leave Albion station four minutes after listed times and references weekday adjustments and late morning gaps.
Weekly timetable fragment shows weekday and sunshine only travel times between Flinders Street and St Albans. Entries include AM and PM windows, with several times marked Sunshine only and notes about end of service for the day.
A schedule listing weekday services from Footscray to St Albans with times across morning and afternoon blocks. It includes Sunshine only runs and various departures such as 11.19, 11.26, 11.50, 11.86, 12.36, 12.59, 1.26, 1.47, 2.44, 3.26, 3.56, 4.41, 5.43, 6.21, 6.55, 7.42, 9.23, 9.56, 10.23, 11.2, 11.52, AM-6.22, PM-12:42, 1.39, 2.57, 3.57, 4.57, 5.58, 6.57, 7.57, 9.16, 10:22.
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