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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1931
Page
7
Weathered by rain and crowding, Braybrook, Parkside A, and Sunshine teams fought through a difficult semifinal at Kingsville. Parkside A triumphed to face Beasties in the final, while Braybrook hoped for a strong finish led by Alex Eason and a fit squad.
The Sunshine Anoler Club will begin its season with a fishing contest at Wildwood on Sunday September 6. A guinea trophy donated by Mr Be Craddock awaits the heaviest trout tench blackfish bream snapper. Cars depart Sunshine post office at 7 am with pickups along Ballarat road. Entries close at 10 pm Friday. The club organises brown trout fry liberation and trophies for multiple species. Six new members joined last meeting bringing total to 16. next committee and general meetings set for Blair Atholl Coffee Palace.
West Sunshine defeated Ascot Vale Congregationals at Avot Racecourse in miserable weather. Sunshine led from the start with solid defense and a string of goals and singles, finishing 14 1 to 1 with standout play from Martin and Gibson. Awaiting next season, Sunshine ends their Metropolitan Junior League campaign with “Au Revoir” to football.
A terse public notice warns any person engaging in or found trespassing damaging any property. The exact location and enforcement authority are not specified in the fragment.
Weather was adverse but thirty golfers competed last Saturday for President’s Trophy events. Donors include AV. Burnett, Gar Robison, and Miss Hobberts. Werribee will send a party to Ley with locals urged to prepare to hit off when paired. Social events and dance cards will be available for the later evening.
A partial OCR shows scattered citations including A. Lawson and H. Morrie, Pumpa and Garde, Th. Hardie and Dr. Adamson, TR. W. J. Williamson and J. Retheras, W. E. Jones and A. Scott, and McDonald and Robin som, with various numbers like 1676 10 90 104. The text appears as a fragmentary record with mixed initials and names.
Miss A Luke Ladies Draper advertises prices for drapery items at Salt the Times. The copy lists fabrics and services offered with promotional rates aimed at local customers, reflecting a general retail catalog style in the era.
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