Salvation Army Hosts Loyal Sunshine Lodge Members in Orange
Sunday services at the Salvation Army in ro gall a drew full attendance from Orange Lodge No. 240 Loyal Sunshine withIndy members of Loyal Sunbeam New 00 and regalia in a festive scene. Captain Philpot led the discourse and a solo by Adjutant Coughlan preceded remarks by Commissioner Richards of the Salvation Army Southern Territory. The corps raised £120 10s in a self denial appeal, surpassing the £112 target, and the day closed with song. Commissioner Richards and party were welcomed by Brigadier Slattery and Lieut Colonel Giat.
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Orange Lodge
No. 240
Loyal Sunshine
Salvation Army
Rogalla
Cory Sinner Richards
Southern Territory
Australia
Richards
Melbourn
Gist
Priva
Hrighler Slattery
Mander
Melourne Central
Hunter
Elliott
Clarke
Coughlan
Philpot
Sunshine
Slattery
Giat
Sunshine triumph opens bowling club season at Sunshine
The season opener on the focal green saw Sunshine defeat Murrumbeena in a scattered match. Sunshine players listed include Bell Tomagno Roach and Hood with McCallum Grant Nicholson Emslie Norman. Murrumbeena's lineup featured Goding Perry Viewis Reddin Olsen and Robinson among others. Today’s schedule has B team facing Northcote at Sunshine and C team at Caulfield Park.
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Murrumbeena
Goding
Perry
Viewis
Reddin
Olsen
Robinson
Pitt
Bartlett Tc
Rice
Wilson
Burhop
Sutherland Fe
Northcote
Sunshine
Caulfield Park
Caulfield
Sunshine to get a new picture theatre
A prospective Sunshine picture theatre is ahead with a company registered for the project. The site would be opposite the Shire Hall in Hampshire Road, intending to acquire a large building and adjoining land. Sunshine is viewed as an ideal location for the venture.
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Sunshine
Shire Hall
Hampshire Road
Sunshine Golf Club Bright Saturday Play Ends Season
Sunshine Golf Club enjoyed a pleasant Saturday on the local links with Lily members for trophies presented by the president. The event marked the season close though greens will be kept in order for two weeks. Ladies competed in a pace event with Mrs Clinnick winning. Three Hails-Mites Heehoth and O'Catinog plus Mrs Hell won in a separate contest. Miss O'Connor was noted as a winner in the physif. Afternoon tea followed as members looked forward to another such season next year.
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Mestames Ferdhan
Clinnick
Hutshin
Minx Hill
Clinniek Ngain
Appeal to Aid Injured Workman in Hatpabine Incident
A workman named George Toth broke his ankle in a jooth accident at Hatpabine and Halloret crossing. Funds are being raised to cover medical and livelihood losses with Mr Pitt and others soliciting contributions and promising acknowledgment in the press.
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Hatpabine and
Halloret Code
George Toth
Pitt
Yee Te Hite
Ling Shel
We Dempster
Hraghrook
No Leckie
Sunshine sale signals rising values in residential blocks
An auction near the Ionian Catholic Church in Sunshine saw eight allotments sold at prices from £8 1s to £8 10s per foot, indicating advancing values in Sunshine residential sites. Construction continues with many houses under erection across the town.
Sunshine Cricket Club Opens Season Against Altona
Sunshine Cricket Club began its Footscray and Williamstown Metropolitan Competition with a match at Altona. Ellingsen was named captain with A Taylor as vice captain. Altona batted first and posted a solid total before Sunshine closed at 1 for 20. Dodson and Carrick opened for Sunshine, McGrath secured Carrick’s wicket and one maiden over was bowled by Altona. New players featured for Sunshine as the confidence grows that the side will improve against tougher opposition.
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Sunshine
Footscray
Williamstown
Altona
Ellingsen
A. Taylor
Sanshine
Gav
Trav
Howler
A. McGrath
Warner
Braseman
Ro Carrick
Aletona
A. Dodson
R. Carrick
Dodson
McGrath
Successful Pupils From Melbourne Examinations
At examinations under Miss Kathleen Feeney the following pupils succeeded. The University of Melbourne Graf V theory Miss Chrissie Baker Phyliis Small Lillie Baker Grade V piano Miss Chrissie Baker The Associated Board of the Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music London Elementary division piano Miss Phyliss Small Alice Scott primary division piano Miss Lillie Baker violin Miss May Neville
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Sie
Kathleen Feeney
University of Melbourne
Racing outlook for spring plums and Sydney side horses
Years of poor quality horses from Sydneyside threaten our spring plums as Victoria currently holds the strongest hand in racing, though forthcoming events may overturn this. racing form often upsets facts and shifts perceived superiority.
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Sydneyside
Victoria
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Bowling Club
Bennant
Focal
Murrumbheena
Picture Theatre For Sunshine
Sunshine Golf Club
Co-operative
Anderson Street
W. W. Benn
Devonshire Road
Taylor
Elling
Scott-Clarke
R Varrick
Hodson
Sydney
Rule & Boozer Greengrocers
Carriers
King Edward Avenue
G. Penrose
Kodak Time
Kodak
Alle
Keith R. McDonald
M.P
Hampshire Rd
Sunshine Telephone
W. R. Mooney
Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company
W. Armour & CO
Sunshine Motor Garage
Les
Libbis
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