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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
4
Ficiatiovs are invited returnable undersigned not later than Friday the 16th October in connection with Health Centre. Applicant must have MENA.ue AVTN.A., with hesining La Baby Welfare Work at £208 per annum.
Tradeaon's Hyken kept and business on a systemised balance Sivets prepared. Counting aytema installed and income tax work lane by expert cont cuantait and lignite nystemi. Moderate feex, Sunshine reaisents apply. Dy this office.
Rumor reports a proposed factory on Ballarat Road to manufacture nitrogen from air for artificial manures. Gidney's 300 acres on Ballarat Road are claimed by some investors, bounded by the Railway and Kororoit Creek. Electricity and sea water are cited as feed ingredients, with capital assured and subdivision plans advancing for township blocks.
Residents condemn owners plans to cut Derrimut Street allotments to 30 feet frontages to erect three cottages on two 50 foot blocks. The Sunshine Route subdivision and May gazetted building rules demand minimum 50 foot frontage and 5000 square feet per site. Council fears this breach endangers the suburb’s legal building fabric and public convenience while noting one owner’s illness adds pressure to act.
A nostalgic piece extols wireless news and photography as great modern advances. It highlights rapid message transmission, distant news access, and future ability to send actual photographs. The ad promotes Kodaks and Brownies for personal use and says negatives can be developed at the local shop.
G U 0 O F Albion Lodge members gathered in favorable weather for a Tuesday meeting. They discussed hospital appeals and ordered a substantial donation. The secretary will be absent next week for the Society’s annual conference, with Bro J Sutherland in charge. Jubilation followed the news that the judge won the Society’s shield for a second year, and plans begin to defend the honor. Royal Alfred branch visitors from Moonee Ponds were welcomed by Biro J Anderson, then the evening ended in conviviality.
Local scouts plan first aid lectures starting Tuesday as troop numbers rise. Court Honor on Tuesday evenings discussed a Christmas camp from December 28 to January 2 if majority desire it. Scouts must notify Scoutmaster by the 20th to aid planning while parents are promised care and strict supervision.
Braybrook and Maidstone residents plan to complain to the council about heavily loaded carts damaging footpaths and newly built drainage channels. In Maidstone a path along Rosamond Road toward the Defence Department has worn thin by constant use, breaking a ratepayer’s water pipe twice. Duke Street is now feared for loose metal. proper rolling is urged to restore order for a long period.
Mr Frank Hayden's plate glass shop widow in Heepotee was smashed about midnight on Sunday. The case appears mysterious with no evidence of burglary. the window sustained damage and no other details are clear.
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