Monday Night Meeting Sets Out Power Tariff Plan
A draft tariff plan outlines projected revenue of 30 223 with general rates health charges and endowments to fund street lighting salaries and travel. It proposes a 4 000 borrowing and lists expenditures on street works quarry maintenance and gas supplies. A rev iew committee plans to adjust the tariff downward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorrow Fronde Bank
Averehall
Ine
Lee
Duke Sireet
Ehlers
Gieo
Bolal
Golder
CMTE
Ewerdiant al
Outing for St Mark’s Choir Boys Appeal
A fragmented plea from St Mark’s Church Sunshine asking church members to contribute donations for a boys’ outing. Names like C Gross and Church authorities are referenced, with rough dates and locations and notes of fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mark's Choir Boys
Church of England
St. Mark's
Oc. Gross
Acoustic improvements spark wire stability debate
A report notes concerns over improving acoustics by stabilizing wires and adjusting cables. The discussion identifies potential sound benefits and safety questions, with officials urging careful testing before any large scale implementation.
Council Debate on Hiring Foreigners for Local Work
Monday night the council debated whether foreigners should be permitted to work in the municipality or whether locals should receive preference. discussions covered ratepayers versus residents, use of local labor, and the feasibility of private street construction under a contractor with local supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Audlersen
Devenshine
McKay
Attersan
Gr. Barelay
Wes
Stereby
Anderson
Angel
Deer Park
Pigemus
Neboone
Bend Diever Park
Skewes
Chiattre
Mr. Andersen
Gro Pennell
Ges
Councils Deputation to Premier Cancelled Over Unsettled Publicity
The deputation arranged by Hon. G. M. Prendergast to press for tramway extensions along Raleigh road, Maribyrnong, and Ballarat road was cancelled amid public agitation. Deputationists had hoped to urge action on Sunshine school delays and criticized the education department for delays and empty promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Prendergast
M.L.A
Raleigh Road
Maribyrhong
Ballarat Road
Education Department
Sunshine
Percy Street Road Scheme Sparks Debate in St Albans
In St Albans Dr Ralph McKay presides as Percy Street plans are debated over at a council meeting. Mrs Alice Errington questions costs and land value while councillors discuss who pays and the street’s wider benefits to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McKay
Alice Errington
Dr. Drayton
Tle
Glendenniog
St. Albans
Errington
Pennell
Sunshine A L P meeting forms educational campaign
The Sunshine branch of the Australian Labor Party will meet monthly at Our Lady's Parish Hall. Mr. J R Dalling chaired a well attended meeting praising the vote rise and Sunshine's alignment with industrial suburbs. A full dress debate with PF Tamagno was planned and a social committee was appointed. Merle Attridge was elected assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Australian Labor Party
Our Lady's Parish Hall
J. R. Dalling
Stev. PF. Tamagno
Messrs. L.ttridge
Tom Laffan
Ern
Pencelly
W. Pengelly
J. 0. Collins
Othe
J. B. Dalling
Picture Theatre
Collins
Kin Pengelly
Merle Attridge
Adelaide Street
Monday Night at Sunshine Picture Theatre Inspires Cricket Recruit Drive
Monday night shows at the Sunshine Picture Theatre offer a two innings program and promise a win all round. Tickets are popular and proceeds will fund recruitment for the next Australian cricket team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Picture Theatre
Council Notes Move To End Objection To Transfer
A council meeting records dispersion after consultation. Mrs Errington withdraws objection to a transfer concerning St Albans recreation area. Mrs Beringhon and Mrs Errington express approval while the President thanks Mrs Errington for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errington
Sheers
Wendell
Beringhon
St. Albans
K Errington
Mrs. Errington
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Chathie Amu
Ileshire
Sgot, A
Gutatlam
Tarkiv Street
Eliamuber
RV. Seymour
Hampshire Rd
Discussion In Council
Agaler
Council
Percy
Gunghine A.L.P
Rev. F. Tamagno
Mele
Forge
Footscray
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