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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
2
An advertisement touts Sanders Eucalyptus Extract as a pure antiseptic. It claims daily uses for handkerchief aroma bath and mouthwash to prevent pyorrhoea and teeth preservation while noting awards from Saners and the 1926 Dunedin contest and Amsterdam medal.
GON to Ton equal to One Ton Weight East Box Blocks delivered Sunshine and District 30 shillings per ton from half ton upwards Orders may be left at Chambers Hampshire road Phone 4145 Bartlett Toolern Vale
At a meeting in Braybrook a motion sought to raise monthly relief grants from 50 to 70 pounds, with 40 pounds to Maribyrnong. Council members argued distributing funds fairly across the shire and referred the issue to the Ladies' Benevolent Society after calls to the Government for fuller support.
Braybrook Council votes on twelve tenders for McKay Subdivision road works. Tenders from O'Shanassey and Hebert firms dominate discussion as members argue over quickest completion and local quarry access. Voting spills into a tie with Drayton motioned accept O'Shanassey amid support from Pennell and others.
A quip contrasts a stork with an angel in a childhood joke about a new sister. The punchline hinges on the notion that angels do not have bills, referencing a parental remark about the financial side of a birth.
A notice warns that any person found trespassing or damaging property on the Glen Galla Estate will be prosecuted without further notice. The document also mentions poison laid for dogs and is issued by The Executors, Batata L. A. Fairhairn.
Prendergast speaks against new taxes proposed by the Government to cover war and public needs. He argues taxation harms the poor who already rely on charity, noting abundant food but insufficient support for the unemployed and destitute. He calls for exemptions for the lowest earners and warns on moral impact.
A fragment recalls Jatehelar growing up without a car and questions arise about his early life and circumstances. The note hints at challenges faced by the subject in youth.
Turf notes praise several horses for Saturday with mixed results. Gemma and Spouter show potential with cautions to back again. Cape Borda and Donna discussed for future form. Pronounced favorites include Appellan and Birthday Girl with remarks on temper and stamina.
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