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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Oct 09, 1936

Page

6

Sunshine and St Albans Tennis Association Team Enter Event

The Sunshine and St Albans Tennis Association fields a B Grade team in Courts Association events with matches monthly. Next Saturday the first match is at Murrumbeens against Brighton, with HM. David as captain and players W. Self Co. Wilaton Mtwart Misys J. Brown and Mre Tak. Results of Saturday's games are pending.

Sunshine and St. Albans Tennis Association Courts Associatin Murrumbeens Brighton HM. David W. Self Co. Wilaton Mtwart Misys J. Brown Mre Tak

Sunshine Methodists and Spaldings Basketball Scores

A fragmented score roundup shows Sunshine Methodists and Spaldings with multiple 60 to 24 score lines. Various duos such as David and C Willaton, Masson and Chapman, and Bailey appear in mixed results with dates like 7/5 and 7/0, mentioning Misses Taylor Hanley Smith and others.

Sunshine Methodists Spaldings David C. Willaton D. Masson Chapman F Willaton D. Maxson Bailey C. Wilaton Chapman and Bailey B. Taylor Misson Lawrence Hanley Layier Wilk Smith M. Taylor and Wills Minox Hanley Mise M. Taylor Masson Miss Lawrence Willaton Mojack Taylor Miss Hanley Mies Willy Ds Bailny Mise Smith

St Albans Defeat Albion Methodists In Net Tennis Match

In St Albans, the St Albans side beat Albion Methodists 68 to 46. Numerous doubles results show Hughes, Self, Davies, Buckingham, Barrie, Mrs Beardmore and others facing off, with several pairs prevailing by scores such as 7 4, 7 8, and 6 7.

Hughes Self Davia Barrie Stan McCrory Davies Buckingham McCreary Joni Mise Self Mra King McCreery Mise McKechnie Justin Davies

Mixed Doubles Tennis Results From Local Club Draws

A string of mixed doubles matches shows ST and Mark's teams losing to Jennings and Dealy 6 7 while Williams and Weale beat Jennings and Kutcher 7 3 and Winter with Miss E Gibson defeated Dealy and Kutcher 7 4. Further results include Misses Jackson and Cunningham beating Miss Gibson and Mra Nuttall 7 2.

Winter Weale Jennings Dealy Williams Kutcher Waleame Miss Gibson Mra Nuttall Misses Jackson Cunningham Misses and &. Gibson Migges Jackson Dones E. Gibson Nuttall Jones Miss E. Gibson Miss Jackson L. Gibson d. Dealy Miss Jones Woule

Gardens (86) 4 Linton (30) results and pairs listed

The record shows match results from Gardens versus Linton with several duos including Hiscock Hogand McCreery Stark Hixcock Hawan and Self. Mixed doubles and partner changes appear across dates 7/1 4/7 and 7/2 with Spowar Batten and Mrs Spowart among the players. The fragmentary text lists multiple pairings and outcomes without full context.

L. Hiscock

Local firm plans four houses on Arlington Estate McIntyre Road

JS Dunbar and Go with Applied Concrete Ltd intend four homes on Arlington Estate McIntyre Road as a first step to Chell plan laying out 50 residences. If demand remains, 20 more will start after first completion, with total 50 aimed within about three months. firm previously advertised willingness to build modest homes and invites inquiries from prospective owners.

JS. Dunbar and Go Applied Concrete Ltd Concrete Products Manufacturers Sunshine Arlington Estate McIntyre Road Chell Xoon Messrs J. Dunbar M Tuiber

Sunshine Harvester Rifle Club Holds Saturday Shoots

Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club members turnout in force for a shooting day on Saturday October 17 at 00 yards. Roy Karnworth wins the spoon and quarterly aggregate prize amid a big factory turnout. Vive targets ordered for timely completion and a hoped for 20 pairs to compete. draws and handicaps to be set this week.

Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club Roy — Karneworth

Gardens team in BL edges Rhondda in Footscray clash

In Footscray Competition Gardens team in BL defeated Rhondda after earlier losses. St Albans in B2 grade report two wins over Yarraville and St Augustines. L Hiscock partnered with Miss Baird to beat McCreery and Miss E Batten on July 6. Competing pairs included H Hiscock with Miss Hans defeating Self and Miss Sulf on July 1.

F. Batten L. Hiscock Baird d. McCreery E. Batten H. Hiscock Hans d. Self Sulf Footscray

Keilor Council Seeks Full Length Telephone Cabinet and Post Office Agency

Keilor council renews demand for a full length telephone cabinet at Keilor citing privacy issues and poor service as reasons. A deputation will be arranged to press for a post office agency in Kerford Row, North Essendon.

Keilorshire

Electricity extensions eyed for Maribyrnong areas

A proposal seeks to extend electricity to unserved parts of Maribyrnong. The commission has advised Keilorshire council that investigations are underway to assess feasibility and needed infrastructure.

Maribyrnonge Keilorshire

Grazing Dispute Over Sheep In Victory Estate

Keilor council discusses ongoing sheep grazing in Victory Estate North Kesendan with resident ratepayers accusing the practice of being unhealthy and offensive. Council orders lists of offenders for potential legal action.

Keilor

Short Cut to St Albans Station

A proposal by the St. Albans Pro Kiews Association for a short cut through railway property from East Kaylunude to the station was rejected by the Kenth shire council after the Railways department reply. The council paused the matter to review conditions including an annual licence fee and to inspect traffic needs at East Esplanade and Boundary Road.

St. Albans East Esplanade Boundary Road

Proposed technical school at Essendon favored for grant

The Keilor shire council on Saturday showed willingness to grant for a technical school at Essendon. A conference with Essendon city council Keilor Broadmeadows and possibly Bully shires is planned to align views and decide on subsidies. Dr Harrie the Education Minister said substantial subsidies from councils would lead the department to favorable consideration.

Keilor Exnendon Essendon Broadmeadows Harrie Exsendon

Keilor Council Chooses Shared Cost For Footpath Project

At a Keilor council meeting a letter from Mrs E Hassed asked to limit costs for a concrete gutter and footpath in Macedon Street Keilor She offered to pay half the full frontage path width The council approved proceeding with the project on a fifty fifty basis for the path and gutter work.

Keilorshire Mre E. Hassed Macedon Street Keilor

Beating of the Bounds Annual Shire Inspection

The annual inspection of the shire will be held tomorrow leaving the shire hall at 10 a.m. After this inspection the estimates will be considered for the coming year.

Secretary's Report on Rate Collection Percentages

The shire secretary Mr ON Woods reports the rate collection percentages for the 12 months compared with the prior year. General current rates show 77 percent with arrears 21 percent for 1994-85. Riding balances at September 30 are listed as follows.

Shire Secrete ON. Woods Trear Balancas

Municipal financials show overdrafts compared to budget

The financial portion of the municipality stands at 2246/0/h better than the prior year period, indicating a satisfactory outcome against the overdraft originally budgeted. The private street account is overdrawn by £4146/17/6, with a parallel balance of £3845/16/- recorded as of September 1936.

Land Auction Arrangements for Devonshire Estate Sale

Arrangements are complete for an auction on Saturday October 31 in North Hasendon to sell nineteen allotments of the Devonshire Estate under a Supreme Court order dated August 14. The anticipated success hinges on the tramway extension now under construction, with inquiries from several prospective buyers already noted.

North Hasendon Devonshire Eatate Supreme Court Tuynes

Infectious disease reports in Keilor shires month

During the month two vases of Holfighle disease were reported in the Keilor shins.

Keilor

Tottenham Boys win Dunkling Shield final three goals to nil

Tottenham defeated Northcote High School 3 0 in the Dunkling Shield final at Olympic Park. Tottenham led with stout defense and late strikes by Tom Clayton and Barnard while Northcote pressed after half time but could not convert. Next, Tottenham faces Melbourne High School in a Victorian championship replay at Spotswood, kick-off 2.30 p.m.

Tottenham Northcote High School Olympic Park Northcote R. Ferguson H. Bird D. Irvine Elliot Lawson Har J. Chalmers Barnard Tom Clayton T. Clayton Melbourne High School Spotswood

Sunshine Anglers Win with 66 Pound River Bream Mullet

The Sunshine Anglers' Club scored a record catch on the Mari byrnong River last Sunday, led by Les Smith with 9 lb bag of 15 bream and one mullet. Bert M narrowly followed, Arthur Green third, total fish 118 bream and 20 mullet weighing 66 lb 14 oz. next outing planned for Pollock's Ford on Barwon River.

Maribyrnong Amon Sunshine Anglers’ Club Les Smith Bert M Arthur Green Suecesds Cradlock L. Cooper Taylor Daag G. Green L. Fisher G. K. C . Brown W. J. Pummeroy Barwon Erees Mesera G

Seymour's Corner Birthday Sale in Sunshine Town

Eleven years of Seymour's Corner in Sunshine are marked by a modern shop opening and a week long birthday event from October 15 to 27. The Men's Store thanks customers and offers a free surprise gift with every 7/6 cash sale, plus four choice gifts for the first eleven customers spending £1 or more on opening day. The ad promotes rapid service amid expected crowds.

Tampyytt Ky, S Sinna Seymour Distrio Chester and Haberdashery Levi Sunshine Seymour's Tyle Seymour's Cornyn Seymour's Corner Seymour’s Corner Dury

Unpleasant Experience for Mr W Roberts at Geelong Rost

On a Sunday at Sunshine Mr W Roberts visited friends near the Geelong Rost. Mosquito bites were reported and later a snakebite was suspected after swelling appeared on his arm. He received antivenom serum at Royal Melbourne Hospital and recovered without further sleep loss.

W. Roberts Sunshine Geelong Roberts Royal Melbourne Hospital

A Ling Story Raid Mystery Ties to Alam Hing and Ted

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a raid involving Alam Hing and Ted with uncertain timing. The text hints at a familial context and a planned action scheduled for tomorrow, but details remain unclear and names are partially garbled.

Alam Ted

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St, Mark’s A Linton Farnsworth W. Bignell Burnettian Hodge Bray A. B. Dumbrell S. Age Te A. Kyle Masson Ty Franks V. Little Patterson C. Maaxon A. Smith Bolan Wright Melbourne McDonald’s Hampshire Road Tottenham v. Northcote High School Seymour’s MR. W. Roberts
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