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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 11, 1929
Page
8
A local notice announces a weekly event at Mechanics Hall in Dt Albans every Wednesday evening. The brief item emphasizes a recurring social gathering hosted by Quohre, inviting residents and neighbors to attend.
Clerk notes the election of Secretary Herby Head and Sunstrinus 12 in a local municipal result. Names appear garbled. core outcome confirms individuals taking official roles and a date reference. Further verification needed for complete clarity of entities and positions.
A St Albans Mechanics group promotes a grand bazaar planned for Saturday October 19. The notice urges community support for local town initiatives and funds management.
Fragmented OCR style notices show items for sale and rent. Entries reference chairs, stables, equestrian terms, rental preferences, and household goods with scattered addresses and vague descriptions. Advertisements mention locations like Benjamin Street and various street terms, with unclear pricing or terms and no discernible full names or dates.
Barry Scott, son of Me BW secretary of the local ANA branch, played without a partner in a Sun Crescent tennis tournament and won the mixed doubles event. Scot F revived the President's Silver cake.
LE calls public meeting at Stine Vial to consider planting or removing memorial trees and deciding if the avenue should remain as memorial. discussion will address eligible trees, maintenance, and any commemorative actions for the site.
OTIGE by the Conawal af the shi Bray browk governs petrol pumps under By-shiw Neo id relati… local by law. Tax and fees set for granting renewing transferring deeds, at Hall, Shire Secretary. APDIEALIS and appliances regulated. fees payable, renewals and transfers require permits. Copy of by-law available for inspection at the council offices.
The Keilor Shire Council authorises a loan of five thousand pounds at a fixed rate for fifteen years to fund planned works. A meeting at Shire Hall Keilor on November 2 1929 will confirm the resolution. Pages reference the 6th day of October 1920 and actions dated 9 October 1920.
A fragmented schedule lists Rev John Curtis leading morning services at 4fi and Rev J H Richardson with B A BD Prolay at the Sunshine Sunday School. It mentions the Festival of St Luke, evangelist dels, and a Communion service in the Masonic Hall with various ministers and attendees.
Fragmented report from St Albans area about electric light and heating proposals. Mentions committee discussion, proposed lines and utilities, equipment, and future extensions. Names and places are garbled, but references indicate planning for electric service expansion and associated public works.
an upcoming AMA lecture on world disarmament was scheduled for Monday at Mark's Hall with speakers Mr Anthie Lewis and PhO Julie Fe. The event, hosted by a local club, aims to discuss pacifist principles and requires attendee consent to participate.
Church of Christ announces a Sunday School anniversary event with special services. Details are partially conveyed and invitees are urged to attend the observance next Sunday at the church, emphasizing community participation.
Fragmented text mentions names like Jeffers and Hart and references to estimates and purchases. It appears to describe a meeting or decision process with unclear dates and places, making specifics hard to extract. The article likely covers municipal budgeting actions and related officials without clear outcomes.
Lodge notices for AJLA and AWA Sunshine branch record meetings at Mark's Hall and Saint Mark's Hall. Secretaries list addresses in Sunshine Albion and Drummartin Street with 8 pm and 7 pm sessions. Fortnight Meeting at St Mark's Hall with dates and officers named.
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