First Cobbledick angling club competition at Cobbledick’s ford winner named
Sunshine Anglers' Club held their first competition at Cobbledick's ford Sunday. F Willaton won the trophy, narrowly ahead of Wd. Fowmeroy. A. McKenry placed third. Seated officials and a large turnout attended town hall meetings with plans for future events and fundraising noted.
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Sunshine Anglers
Cobbiledick's
Ford
F. Willaten
Fowmeroy
Wiles
A. McKenry
Pettifer
Hiscock
Shilston
Clu
McKay
Offiepea
Me Kobo Hote
Aid
Wy Cook
Piscatorial Council
Adveo
Htt
Bunshiewis
Wolke Netrapolitan
Powis
Eco
Jeno
Wildwood
Turner
Gaitt
Feydl
Bh Wats
von Meer Taylor
Clemson
Tie
Pummeroy
Cooper
A. Glemsor
Joint Carnival Planned by Deer Park and St Albans Committees
Delegates from Massella Park Deer Park and St Albans reserve met at Deer Park School to organise a monster carnival in aid of both reserves. A sports program covering horse and bicycle events and children's activities is planned with transport from Braybrook and Keilor. Net proceeds will fund reserve improvements.
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Massella Park
Deer Park
Srrington Reserve
St. Albans
Pennell
Stenson
Messrs. Hook
J. Polloc
Luxford
J. Salmond
Mel
Henning
Pennell Eid Gleneeniing
Utherland
Hoek
Dinford
Dickson
Barratt
Sutherhand
Toni Ht
Richy
Oother
Sunshine
St Albans
Braybrook
Keilor
Unwary Housewives Targeted by Time Payment Schemes
The article warns wives in Sunshine and nearby areas about predatory time payment contracts tied to display items like crockery and photographic enlargements. It describes deceitful offers, false assurances, and a pattern of pressuring signatures followed by costly obligations. The report also notes a separate incident at Cobbledick's ford where a motor car encounter provoked a dog bite during a local excursion.
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Ford
Grand United Order advances funds for unemployed members
Albion Lodge secretary G. L. Coulter states the Grand United Order of Oud Fellows is drawing £1,000 from the £49,000 government reserve to pay medical benefits for unemployed members.
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Grand United Order of Oud Fellows
G. L. Coulter
Albion Lodge
Schine Golf Club Round and September Play
The first round of the Schine Golf Club event was held last Saturday with twelve gentlemen competing. The ladies competed for trophies donated by Mrs. ties and Mrs. Cairde c won, while Mrs. Githes 8. Mes. Addomeens and Miss My Githes 8. Mes. Mortis ow Mass MeKerhnies Mea. Hiseack Mrs. Dalmies Miss Perry, with various matches listed for September play and no further competitions planned at Pose.
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Porireon
Ties
Cairde c
Mies
Ghinmiek
Stevens Ful
Desire Foo
Kinlie
Hadles
Githes
Stevens
Dalmies Mis
Perry
Maarshall
Weneh
Lawsens
Stewart
New Discovery Made Sung In Furor Over Wagering Sales
The item reports on a historic betting scene where sixpence purchases of sovereigns at Landon Bridge drew crowd attention as a wager failed, and a broader notice discusses Seymour's circular offering tailored wool suitings made to measure by experts. It notes public reaction and rising prices amid efforts to boost local industry and employment in Australia.
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Landon Hridge
Seymour
Te Mente
Wen
Kevery
War Pensions Payable Day Earlier
War pensions will be paid a day earlier due to Melbourne show tag. Me Bourke, local postmaster, adviser, notes the adjustment.
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Melbourne
Me. Bourke
Australia Awakens to a Terrible Nightmare
A newspaper correspondent notes Australia seems asleep but complains of a terrible national nightmare. The remark frames concern over unrest and the mood of the country in a tense moment.
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Australia
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Ron
F. Willaton
Schine Golf Club
Hendomene
Diniell
Willausen
A. Hobinsen
M. Siithy
Doeretieg
Vanapas
A. Praline
AL Perry
Sung
The
Gream
R. K. McDonald
Norman Carland
Morris St
Consult
John M. Burke
Devonshire Road
Coburg
Jone
Srunzwic
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