Water delay blamed on ten cabinet ministers in Ker ror council
At the Ker ror monthly meeting Dr Butterley and others blamed the Liberal government for delaying the St Albans and Keilor water scheme by pushing a contentious bill. Councillors urged candidates to pledge support, noting the election pause could stall the project further while the Metro Board jurisdiction issue looms over the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterley
Pollard
Metroplitan Board
Evans
Polic
Eevery
Irving
Pel
Taeiiaes
Stevens
Stenson
Chandler
McFarlane
St. Albans
Keilor
Metropolitan Board of Works
Sounsil
Dr. Stevens
Dr. Butterley
Councillors Beat the Bounds on Monday
The Shire President Mary McKay and peers will lead the beat on Monday with a delegation to inspect works. The party, joined by the secretary and engineer, departs at 10 am from the Town Stall to walk the shire boundaries in this historic perambulation once marked by parish boys with willow wands on Holy Thursday or Ascension Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McKay
Varios
Allen
Fortier
Fortier Gouncelloor
Charles Tilhorn
British Empire
United States
England
Woodeml
Gisborne
Sudden Death in Percy Street Leaves Family Grief
Mrs. Elizabeth Moss aged 42 collapsed in her Percy street yard off Cornwall road on Monday afternoon. A medical man pronounced death from chronic nephritis after examination at the morgue. Born in Ureswick, she leaves husband Ernest Moss and two children, the elder 13. Interment at Footscray cemetery followed a large mourners’ procession.
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Elizabeth Moss
Percy Street
Cornwall Road
Mer. Moss
Brell
Moss
Ureswick
Ernest Moss
Footscray Cemetery
Woh. Chamberlain
England
Nelson Bros
Motion Withdrawn After Discussion in Assembly
Dr Evans states he will withdraw the motion with his seconder's permission after the opinion expressed. Dr Stevens agrees, noting the move shows the matter is in mis t i s k a aesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Evans
Dr. Stevens
More tree lopping contemplated in Stoshine disputes
The article discusses ongoing debates over street tree management led by Mr. Kelward and Mr. Pescott. It notes proposed lopping or pruning plans, engineer opinions, and the need to wait for finalized decisions. Pescott favors pruning as a preventive measure before frost, citing tender young sugar gum shoots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelward
Pescott
FLIER
Lee
Oller
Saul
Adios
Vr. Pescotti
The Wandering Stock Nuisance Complaints Rise
Comedic observers note wandering stock on the road between Stioshinme and Langbein streets causing traffic danger at night. Inspector Wallis and Dr Loewe discuss abatement and possible prosecutions if the nuisance continues, after prior meetings reference troublesome paddy calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Wabinsen
Diane
Spector
Inspector Wallis
Protection Run Mad In Local Council Debate
A town council debate centers on a proposed protection measure amid protests and accusations of false economy. Dr Evans and Cr Evans criticize higher duties and prices while questioning local industry reliance on Japanese or unknown imports. Council member Stevens says he will inform Town and Gownley Tron of the council’s accord with the letter’s terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keilorshire
Town and Coupley Union
McPherson
Coupley Shires
Doroughs
Dr. Evans
Rowel
Stevens
Gownley Tron
Picnic outing at Williamstown Beach by local Sunday school groups
A large number of children from the Presbyterian aid group and Maidstone Methodist Sunday School picnicked at Williamstown Beach on Cay Dios. The day featured pleasant weather and profitable, enjoyable activities for both schools, with visits by Drownhill and others in the afternoon.
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Presbyterian Aid
Metlin
Williamstown
Cay Dios
Amdo
Maidstone Methodist Sunday School
AL OR
Drownhill
Soldiers Social Saturday Night at Memorial Hall
Soldiers attend a jovial evening tomorrow at Memorial Hall. Mr. B King secretary of the Beer Club asks full attendance of members and ladies. A presentation will be made to Mrs Barclay formerly Miss Lila Jackson for her services to the sub-branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. King
Beer Club
Barclay
Lila Jackson
Presbyterian School Anniversary Services at Stansdaine Hall
The Stansdaine Presbyterian School marks an anniversary with services in the school hall on a Sunday in November. Rev A Theatheole Fletetier, Rev AJ Drownhill, and Trev J P Lawton will preach. A juvenile choir will lead singing with Mrs Eliason conductor and Miss Guard pianist, assisted by an orchestra.
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Stansdaine Presbyterian
Sidney School Aniversary Serpy
Surnelay
Newember
A. Theatheole Fletetier
Lew. AJ. Drownhill
Trev
J.P. Lawton
Local Cricket Notes at Spotswood With Spalding's in Early Lead
Late cricket report from Spotswood shows Signal and Telegraph scoring 66 in their first innings against Porter eight for forty and O'Brien one for nine. Spalding's were four down for no run, Gabill contributing four.
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Spalding
Spotswood
Signal and Telegraph
Porter
O'Brien
Spalding'’s
Gabill
Local Growers Stage Fine Spring Blooms Show
Local and onside growers exhibited splendid blooms at the annual spring Tower stow held at the Masonic Hall on Thursday afternoon and night. Roses featured prominently and, despite a late season, the high standard reflected well on local soil for many varieties. Officials called it the best show yet for the season and Dr W E Glendenning, active president, leads efforts to promote the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
W. E. Glendenning
Cardinal Stakes and Flemington Race Selections
A compact listing of Turf Topics selections featuring Gardinal in major stakes events. Details includeBatman Stakes and Flemington Stakes outcomes with horses such as Some Quality Second Wind and Uctember, plus Victoria Steeple contenders Menaaki Namera Invincible and final handicap notes. The card reflects mixed standings and probable runners as named.
Council Contracts Let For Nearly Three Thousand Pounds
At Monday night’s meeting the council let contracts for works totaling about £ 3,300. Tenders included Gertrude alroes with W T Roberts as sole bidder, Percy street St Albans with multiple bidders, and Cornwall road where G Whelahan led a list of bidders. The lowest tender values were accepted and the engineer prepared the contracts with the chair approving the acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Alroes
W.T. Roberts
Percy Street
St. Aliana
Shannassy
LG Sa
Whoolahan
Ieee
Alex Diecksonm
Cr Robinsen
Yeas
Lawest
East Sunshine Progress Association Meeting Proposed
A notice announces an upcoming meeting of the East Sunshine Progress Association. It notes attendance has been poor recently and discusses continuing the association rather than dissolving it. The motion to change the meeting night is to be fully discussed by officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sunshine Progress Assoenehion
Luesdas
Uekober St
BR. Wright
Miss A. Lake Offers Reduced Goods At Sunshine Shop
Miss A Lake of 215 Mamp shire real Sunshine announces special lines of ladies and children's drapery sold at greatly reduced prices to make room for new season fashions. She also states she has given up her sewing machine agency to devote exclusive attention to serving her clientele.
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A. Lake
Draper
Sunshine
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Gsaten
Tilburn
Gr. Evans
Severr
Tr. McFarlane
Soldiers’ Social
Presbyterian School Anniversary
Gardinal
East Sunshine Progress Associatin
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