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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 15, 1924
Page
4
A garbled notice states that Mi aN DITEW FOX and partner Mi Lent establish a formal business partnership under the name Fox and Mi Lent. The edited text mentions retirement, teachers, and a humu tess Will, with plans to conduct affairs in a thoroughly businesslike manner at a Hatfe location for a Javileniere a Wuaghmouk.
Members of the above lodge are requested to attend the meeting scheduled for Thursday at 7 pm in Mark's Hall. The shore lodge will meet Monday next at 7 pm in Presbyterian Hall with election of officers and other routine business, per secretaries Branen Maloolf and Joan A. Dowson.
Sunday services listed across multiple churches include Holy Communion at 2 45 PM and morning and evening worship. Rev G Tudball and Rev RicwA Ronon lead at Welcome St Maike’s and Saint Albans, with choir participation noted. Parishioners urged to attend and give offerings.
Sun shined on the community as Mr. D McLean joined Mr. Fox of Sunshine in a local partnership. McLean, once a neighbour to the late Mr. Wat B McKay, spent four years in the Education Department and held several civic roles.
A Sunshine district report notes possible Albion fretary premises for Nettlefolds in Birmingham ties and Sunshine factory plans. Harrisons Ramsay Prep Ltd buys land in Hampshire rail, aims to erect a metal frame works. Mr E Manning sells Keilor Hotel and returns to Bacchus Marsh. Subdivisional auctions loom for Sunshine Heights Estate amid poor train services. Local council discusses street works Raleigh road Newstead street Warr’s road and Esplanade Barh’s streets. Prosecutions considered for sanitation neglect. contractor fined £3. Water flooding on Devonshire road discussed. rail bridge over Cornwall road urged.
Braybrook Council debates ongoing issues across the shire including support for the Municipal Association and state funding for main drains. It covers quarry and parks committee meetings, fire brigade communications, drainage interviews, water mains extension requests, and licensing actions against an unlicensed gut-cleaning trader. Correspondence about cycle riding on footpaths is noted, with police stations as the proper reporting venue and limited staff to handle other complaints.
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