Sunshine Hotel Licence Petition Marks Local Voting Action
Electors in Sunshine petitioned for a hotel licence and the advertisement announces a court sitting at Sunshine Court House on Tuesday November 22 to revise the voters roll. Applications to add or remove names must be made to Senior Constable Dibbs at the Police Station by Thursday November 17. Enrolled residents within the bounded area west by Anderson Street north by Hereford Road east by Duke Street and south by Fifth Avenue and Kororoit Creek may vote, and those not on the roll should apply promptly. Polling day will be set by the Court after roll revision.
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Sunshine
Sunshine Licensing
Anderson Street
Hereford Road
Duke Street
Boundary Road
Fifth Avenue
Kororoit Creek
St Albans News Notes Local Electric and Water Plans
A St Albans Me chanics Hall meeting reveals secretary Reg Sheridan fell from Roman rings and broke his nose. The Progress Association reports the State Electricity Commission will present a scheme to Keilor Council for power and street lighting funding is in Corneil's estimates. A Braybrook Braybrook urban water trust is proposed, residents to petition. Sanitary service criticism noted.
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St. Albans
Mechanics’ Hall
Reg. Sheridan
Progress Association
Stenson
State Electricity Commission
Keilor
Corneil
Braybrook
Kellor
Sunshine Library concerns and civic debate letters
Readers urge later library hours and a community elected book buying committee. Citizens praise a stronger library collection and question council control while noting free secondary education contrasts. Also a Cadger exchange touches on poverty and local manners in a brief, period voice.
Sunshine workers urged to boost local Harvester Works
Open letter from GAMUEL McKAY and VICTOR McKAY appeals for patriotism through local employment. It argues that preferring Sunshine married workers laid off from the Harvester Works supports Australian industry and the Empire, noting the need to reduce job cuts while stressing practical steps.
Ladies want a page in the Advocate for hints and jokes
A letter from BON AMI Cornwall Road appeals to the editor asking for a Ladies Page. She urges space for baking tips, stain removal ideas, and light jokes, arguing such content would please readers and show that ladies contribute to the paper.
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Advocate
BON Ami
English company posts strong year and stable dividend
The Crittall Manufacturing Company Ltd a maker of metal window frames reports a profitable year ending May 31 with profit after interest at 141 876 pounds, up over 29 000 from the prior year. The ordinary dividend remains at 15 percent.
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Crittall Manufacturing Company Ltd
Harvester Works Face Staff Cuts Amid Poor Crops
South Wales and Queensland brace for lean crops as harvester works depend on primary industry. With reduced demand for machinery, management follows a policy similar to the approach urged by Rev. J. H. Richardson in his letter, reducing staff when necessity arises.
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J. H. Richardeon
Samuel McKay
Vietor McKay
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St. Albans News
Sunshine Theatre
Chas
Menesdorf
Wonder
Marion Davies
Dorothy
Hoot Gibson
Johnny Walker
Constance Talmadge As
Venus OF
Venice
Ypres
His Majesty’s Army Council
Sunshine Library
The
Library) Association
H. Richardson
United States
Victoria
Queeseland
N.8.w
Ireland
Sunshine Lady
Whirter
McWhirter
Gamuel McKay
F.R.G.S
Ralph
Wis
Goode
Bunghine
Busshine Works
Wiest
O. Mark's
the Vickrage
Busshine
Cornwall Road
Sunshine Radio Store
C. M. Dubbeldan
Hampshire Rd
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