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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 29, 1943
Page
4
A garbled page lists numerous small ads and notices from Sunshine area Market, including for sale items like wood staves and a shod note, lost knitting yarn, and offers for work and services. There are also church notices, a vacancy for ammunition factory departure, a wedding and bereavement notice, and repeated calls for replies or application to local offices.
Notices for the Manchester Unity Loyal Sunshine Lodge and the United Ancient Order of Druids Sunshine Lodge No 274 announce upcoming meetings. Dates are given as Thursday and Wednesday next, with locations at Mark Hall Forrest Street and the Sunshine Picture Theatre rear room, with secretaries J L Wescott and Morris listed.
A birth notice records the delivery of a baby to parents identified as Akaolarul and Qetuboy at Sushi hospital. The infant’s name appears as John-a in the notice, with the event noted under local community records. Further details are illegible in the fragmented OCR текст.
A Melbourne dated notice from October 29 1948 prohibits any person from directly or indirectly wagering betting or offering to wager or pay any wager. The clause bans betting related activities on ground or event specified and threatens criminal conviction and penalties for violations.
Notice states Keilor Shire Council will meet at Shire Hall Keilor on Saturday tith Ember 1944 to set an annual charge of 81 15s 8d per year for collection removal and disposal of nuisance for the year ending September 1944. A statement of proposed charges may be inspected at Gowell’s office during office hours. Order secretary N Woods. Annual meeting Shire Hall Tuesday 2nd November at 2 pm.
An advertisement from Everett's Business College touts business education value and promises affordable tuition. It highlights 300 available seats and emphasis on exam preparation, urging readers to consider their programs in the local education market.
Keilor Shire councilors conducted a weekend boundary inspection across Keilor Molton areas via Hol Bowl. The travel exposed route maintenance issues, public works needs, and future expenditure implications, with officials arguing the value of firsthand assessment for annual budget planning.
Fragmentary notes describe a dated collection event with unclear origin and references to a hut. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a local cataloging item or exhibit. Further readable details are needed to identify people, organizations, places, or dates.
The Sutuntuy four ball event drew keen play from a field of leading golfers. Morning rounds featured tight matches as players faced challenging weather while the steward Mr. C. Whitton oversaw play. Afternoon sessions promised more intense competition with participants including Maker, Mrs Shaw, Perry, and several other local standouts amid vivid clubhouse chatter.
A fragmented report from the Stahane Lodge details new officers and financial matters. It notes a small increase in membership, £180,000 war-time funding, and debentures. The piece lists two new stewards and a deputy grand master, with remarks on service and hospital appeals and a revised levy for service members.
The St Albans and Bran the Had Cease Society held a successful afternoon event at the Mechanics Institute on Wednesday. Mrs T Melt tyre won the first prize and Mr Hell the consolation. Mr Moffatt won a prize for a new coin act. A donation thanks Mrs Nicholson for a generous contribution. 144 residents are enrolled with the Sted residents. Congratulations extend to Mrs and Mr S Moffatt on the birth of Leonarl Hubert. Local nestors urged Keilor residents to join the appeal.
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