Bowling Club Pennant Match Report Unclear Names
A fragmented report lists players and teams from Sunshine and Caulfield, with scattered surnames and partial scores. Notable names include Coakes, Nixon, Johnston, Reed, Tow Truman, McMurtry, Beresford, Blayney, and Blanche. The text shows pennant matches with incomplete totals and uncertain venues.
Sunshine Downed by Altona Beach in Narrow Victory
Sunshine County faced Altona Beach last Saturday with Taylor and Carrick top scoring as Sunshine were bowled out for 68 in their first innings. Altona Beach won by 48 runs on the first innings as the bowling of A McTiclar and Rivetts dominated. Carrick fell tenth, unable to carry Sunshine to a bigger total.
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Sunshine Couni
Altona Hewel
Taylor
Carrick
Sunshine
IL Carrick
AL Iona
Altona Berch
Secor
Lone Pee Ae
Rivetts
Davis
Cullins
Bair
Altona Beach
Brat
F. Mackay
Taylor W. Dixon
Peutre
Belroy
B. Davis
Sh Stephenson W. Rivetts
Mirath
J. Chandler
Ibw
Arnold
HM. Walker
McGrath A. Blair
M Rath
M. Shade
McGrath M. Woods
McGrath
Ellingsen Sundries
A. McGrath
J. Stephenson
B. Ellingsen
Whine
A. Dodnon
Culling
R. Carrick
Rive
A. Taylor
Blair Scott-Clarke
B. Ellingren
A. Mounsey
PF. Pearce
Charities Board Opposes Footscray Hospital Start
The Charities Board criticizes the Footscray hospital project arguing a major metropolitan hospital is needed, not a minor facility. It warns initial 40 bed costs may exceed £20,000 and ongoing maintenance burdens the community, suggesting funds be returned to contributors.
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Charities Board
Boara
Mulst
Fotyapeditat
Tance
Hound
Metropalie
Footscray
Sunshine ANA Meeting at St Mark's Hall in October
Sunshine A N A held a large meeting at St Mark's Hall on Monday October 20 with Mr Meffride presiding and officers listed. Reports showed four sick members. A motion proposed contacting other societies to arrange a combined picnic. A lively game of howls ended with L Miller defeating Roney by a narrow margin.
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Sunshine
The
ANA
St. Mark's Hall
Meffride
Roney
Me. Franks
L. Miller
Braybrook quarry by law awaits gazettal
Braybrook council moved last May to regulate quarrying under the Local Government Act following precedent in Northcote and Brunswick. Despite benefits, officers hinder gazettal. Quarries near homes create holes and drowning risks, with Williamstown facing costly filling and many towns using holes as rubbish tips. Local ratepayers oppose new pits, but councillors aim to curb harm while preserving industry utility.
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Braybrook
Northcote
Brunswick
Footscray
Yarraville
Newport
Williamstown
Spotswood
Horse Breaking Campfire Tale Sparks Local Debate
Fragmentary OCR yields a rough report about horse breaking or breaking camp in a rural area. Names, places, and precise actions are unclear, but the piece hints at community interest and possible timing or location details needed for follow up.
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Bowling Club
Bunanine
Gray
Shaddock
Thacker
J Coakes
Lowe
Hunter
Homesoon
Oukees Road
Staveley
Thismpaon
Bosher
Nixon
Coakes
G Huly
Fennings
Parlor
Johnston
Revi
Sutton
Reid
Laneham
Mc Murtree
Bennetl
Arthur
Agnew
Tow Truman
Watt
Woarxiew
Kerkley
Pennant
Caulfield Mark
Bell
Tomagno
Johnetson Robinson
Fimaliv Wow Bult
Hutchin Norman
Sandeman
McCullum
Kay
Grant
Caulfield Ark
Pearson
Lambert Sturt
Rolfer McCulloch
Dixon Jack
Beresford
Role
Blayney
Blanche
Chanter
Sunshine Vy Altona Beach
Rule & Boozer Greengrocers
Carriers
King Edward Avenue
Charities’ Board
Sunshine A.N.A
A. Lowe
Withers St. Sunshine
Co-operative
Anderson Street
W. W. Benn
Devonshire Road
G. Penrose
Kodak Time
Kodak
Keith R. McDonald
M.P.S
Hampshire Rd
Alf
W. R. Mooney
Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company
W. Armour & CO
Sunshine Motor Garage
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