Excess Preservative in Sausage Meat Case at Sunshine Court
W Booth a Hampre Road butcher in Sunshine faced charges for selling sausage with excess sulphur dioxide preservative. Health inspector Thorpe testified that 4.3 grains per pound were found versus an 8.5 limit. Booth pleaded guilty claiming later preservative quality. He was fined £1 plus costs.
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Sunshine Court
W. Booth
Hampre Road
Sunshine
L. E. Thorpe
Booth
St Albans Girls Physics Club Plans Presentation Night
The St Albans Girls Physics Cul Club will hold its annual day and presentation night at the hall tomorrow. The program will feature interludes with music and dance. Chairman is Mr N Woods. musican Mr E Mottram and violinist Miss Hewitt will perform. The St Albans State School is receiving improved paintwork inside and out, with compensation for any disruption to teachers and students once completed.
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St. Albans
N. Woods
Keilorshire
Will
E. Mottram
Nist
Miss Hewitt
St. Albans State School
Watchman Convicted In Powdered Note Theft Case
Watchman Leslie George Spackman, formerly of Nelliefolds Pty Ltd, Ballarat Road Sunshine, faced Footscray court yesterday charged with stealing 24 pounds 16 shillings from September to November at Nelliefolds Sports and Social Club. A powder hidden note trap led to his admission. he was sentenced to six months prison suspended on a two year good behavior bond and ordered to repay the missing funds.
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Advocate
Footscray
Leslie George Spuckman
Nelliefolds Pty, Ltd
Ballarat Road
Sunshine
Nettlefolds Sports and Social Club
John Davies
Trom
Lew
Spackman
Parish Hall Functions Busy Week at Sunshine Church
Various bodies connected with the Roman Catholic Church at Sunshine are busy with functions in Our Lady's Hall. A number have been held in the past week and more are listed to take place soon. Details appear in the advertisement columns on Page 8.
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Sunshine
Our Lady's Hall
Bride Winifred Gray Mitchell Weds Peter Bradbury
A large wedding crowd gathered at the Presbyterian Church on Saturday for the marriage of Mr Peter C J Bradbury Mil and Miss Winifred Gray Mitchell. The bride’s dress of oyster satin featured lace raglan sleeves and a veil with orange blossoms. The groom’s best man was Mr Ray Lucas and bridesmaid Miss Margaret Bradbury. A reception followed with songs, recitations, and tap dancing, concluding as the couple departed for their honeymoon.
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Peter C.J. Bradbury
Winifred Gray Mitchell
Presbyterian Wharch
Scotland
England
Carruthers
W. Evans
John Wright
Margaret C. Bradbury
Ray Lucas
Mra CG
Bradbury
J. Wright
Mra Wright
C. Elinsen
Fred Duff
Pat, Hayden
Dick Tyers
Accident near Prankston injures rider in rain
Serious accident report states Mr Jack Rogers of Sunshine struck a motorcycle late Saturday night after it emerged without lights from the ti tree. The female passenger rider died at the scene. the male rider survived with injuries.
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Jack Rogers
Sunshine
Prankston
Rogera
Lin le
Amended Water Trust Scheme Shelved by Board
A Keilor and St Albans Water Trust meeting heard a Melbourne Board of Works officer propose laying a nine inch main from McIntyre Road to Furlongs Lane with metered reticulation at 1s per 1000 gallons. The plan aims to reduce trust liabilities by about £150 annually, but would await Board committee approval and faces financing limits for Keilor.
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Keilor and St. Albans
Metropolitan Board
St. Albans
Keilor
Braybrook
Stu Albans
Rescuers clash with pound officer over cattle
In Maribyrnong two men faced charges after attempting to rescue cows bound for the pound. Samuel Gregory denied paying the pound and argued the cattle were being treated, while William Catchpole admitted interfering under provocation. Both were fined £2 with costs.
Noisy motorcycle fined for loud exhaust in Ballarat East
W. A. Pennant of 32 Queen Street Ballarat East was fined 10/ for riding a motor cycle without an efficient exhaust muffler. Constable Hearn stopped him on Ballarat Road after the bike’s noise was heard over 400 yards. The defendant admitted it was noisy but claimed it would be all right.
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Sunshine Court
W. A. Pennant
Queen Street
Ballarat East
Hearn
Ballarat Road
Semanas
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ST Albans
Farmeux
Jorge
Peter Bradbury
Winifred Mitchell
Caulfield Ormond Handicap
Streamline
Jentile
Rs Alerta
Seymour Rt
Harborage Silver Bond
Council
Maribyrnong
Agaist
Samual Honey
Dunlop Street
Defendant
Gregory
Andrew
J.P
Costa
William Edward Catchpole
R. Hall
Catchpole
E. Thorpe
Weshire
Lindsay
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