A.W.A. and A.W.A. The Branch Meeting Notice
A.W.A. and A.W.A. The Branch will meet on Tuesday next in St. Mark's Hall Sunshine at 8 p.m. F. W. Scott is secretary of Hawksburn branch and Miss J. Rewell is secretary of Sunshine branch with given addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W.A
St. Mark's Hall
Sunshine
F. W. Scott
Hawksburn Rd
Hawksburn
J. Rewell
Chapman St
Lulu.c.f. Sunshine
St. Mark's
United Ancient Order OF Druids
Sunshine Lodge
St. Mark’s Hall
J. Harraden
Devonshire Rd
Withers Street
John Downing
P.C.R
Sun Crescent
Shire Hall
Mann's Orchestra
Engagement announced for Doris Watts to Frederick Barnard
The engagement is announced of Doris Watts the second daughter of the late Mr Fred Watts and Mrs Watts of King Edwards Avenue Sunshine and Sunbury to Frederick Francis eldest son of Mr and Mrs Fred Barnard of Balpool 30 Graham Street Sunshine Herr Groepler Germanys official executioner for 30 years seeks retirement due to reduced demand in private life he is a laundry man and earned about five pounds per execution about four victims per city but may pass the job to a successor
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Doris
Fred Watts
Watts
King Edwards Avenue
Sunshine
Sunbury
Frederick Francis
Fred Barnard
Balpool
Grraham Street
Herr Groepler
Germany
Prisk
Woman Inherits Ten Sailor Estates After 1777 Wills
New York transfer of old Register of Wills files reveals ten wills dated 1777 by American sailors aboard the frigate Randolph. Each left possessions to a mysterious woman, nine bequests nearly identical, average value about £5, while the husband’s estate yielded about £34.
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Register of Wills
New York
Aime
Randolph
Philadelphia
Ater
Ten Commandments for Popularity
A list of social guidelines advising respectful conversation, avoiding belittling others, not oversharing troubles, steering clear of constant fault finding, moderating honesty, avoiding physical aggression, sharing fairly, refraining from constant borrowing, and not boasting about family or group status.
Short Turns and Midnight Mischief in Quirky Vignettes
A bootmaker Jones haggles over five shillings for his son Billy to go to the theatre. A burglar forgets his gun after looting a house. An itinerant musician and a clergyman spar over the Fourth Commandment. A police officer notes a glamorous driver during a traffic code quiz. Each vignette captures a humorous, compact scene with everyday characters.
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Jones
Billy
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Sunshine Baptist Church
G. Brice
Eng
Pam
R. Robinson
Sunshine Church OF Christ Hampshire
Pes
Masonic
H. R. Morgan
Methodist Circuit
Penrose
A. A
Lyons
Maidstone
Lowe T
Drayton Albion
Lyone
Hatfield Pes! Park
Presbyterian Church
T. Albans
W. Evans
M.A
B.D
Lodge
W. J. Bell
James Hall and Sons
Hall
Solicitorg
Lombard Building
Queen ST. Melbourne
Central Ee
Nettlefolds Sports and Social Club
Richards
Inc
Royal
Sunhine BO
Inger
Barkly St. Fontscray
Errol St
North Melbourne
A. Beach Street
Sunshine District Cricket Association
Sunshine Town Hall
Close
Ward Bros
Barkly Street
Footscray
Our Lady’s Hall
E. King
Ginger
Ana
Garnet St. Sunshine
Hill Crescent
LIC
Advocate Office
L, Brown
Deer Park
Deer Park Hall
Royal Corner
Sunshine P.O
Scots Fair Presbyterian Church Hall
Sunshine Dramatic Club
A. B. Milne
Advocate
Robinson
Bank of New South Wales, Sunshine
Durham Road
Horticultural Society
Weaver
Huntly
Anderson Road
Northern Sand CO
Keilor RD
Essendon
ME. C. H. Semmens
F.V.C.A
E. Tanks
Gomabine Dinpasaasy
Cunningham's
Sis
Tittle
Smith
Margaret Orr
Bradley's
Nicholson St
Poultrymen & Farmers’ Trading CO
Baa
Lonsdale ST
Melb
Bran Pollard
Poultr
Treatymen & Fai Trading Co
Bu Et Amers
Street, NE
Ted
Hope
Charlee Buhler
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