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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
8
An OCR fragment shows times 11 am Mr Lowe, 3 pm Mr W Edgar, and 3 pm Mr Northwy- indicating a short sequence of appointments or meetings without full context.
The Keilor Shire Council announces its intention to impose a general rate of one shilling ninepence in the pound on the net annual value of all rateable property. The rate period runs to September 20, 1945, and the draft rate will be available for inspection at the council office during office hours.
The Shire of Keilor will hold a council meeting on Saturday November 18 at 10 am to set an annual charge of 1 shilling 6 pence per pan for night soil collection and disposal for properties served, for the period ending 10 September 15. The charge will be collected as general rates. Shire Secretary and Shire Clerk, Keilor, October 2, 1984.
An advertisement extolls Lucullus Cakes, Pastry and Pies in Melbourne praising a centenary city theme. The copy highlights a village image, early explorer sentiment, prosperity, and gratitude to the Lord of the Harvest, framing Melbourne as thriving and beautiful. The text invites locals to enjoy fresh daily treats.
The B pennant team lost to Ken at Kew 105 92 and will travel to Aberfeldie on Saturday. C pennant beat Aberfeldie C at Sunshine then face Thornbury at Sunshine Saturday. The ladies tied Surrey Hills 37 all. Mrs Stewart’s rink led 7 0 and Mrs Forbes’ trailed 7. Ta y Coturg were defeated in the postponed game 27 13 for Mrs Stewart and 15 28 for Mrs Forbes. The Thursday match with Blackburn was postponed due to rain.
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