Keilor Council discusses street works and quarry donations
Council report details proposed reconstruction of penalty streets and esplanade light options. It notes quarry owners ready to supply free metal, savings offset by higher material needs, and a health inspector report on sanitation service refusals. The treasurer cites receipts and balances, with payments approved and cheques recorded.
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St. Alba
Keilor
Neli
At Dion
Ges
Sten
Eas
Esplanade
Soldiers Propose Planting Gap on Honor Avenue Amid Debate
Local council debates filling a gap on Honor Avenue with veteran support while a public reward is proposed for an offender. Discussion covers tree planting, fence encroachment at Barbipt on road, and open space improvements for St Albans welfare, with council committees to decide on radiator provision and road matters.
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Bune
Nedhal
Preston
Pom Adams
Ates
Ceri
Neil Neilsen
Chiara
O S. Waldhor
Ballarat Road
Cro Metay
Jerald
Bo McKennie
Wwe
J Foxcroft
Jee Baker
Cejec
M J. Mounsey
M Neilson
Jal
Riggall
Mes
Blom
Barbipton Road
Gr. McFarlane
Evans
Fox
Charles Johnston
Clarendon Street
Maribyrnong
Krilon Stunts Fail To Win GT Albans Plaudit
Twelve Keilor youths visited St Albans for a Saturday night show at the Mechanics Institute. An exhibition featured a whip act on the floor and a performer strutted the stage. Police attention arose as a constable moved through the crowd and a spectator noted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krilon
Keilor
St. Albans
Mechanics' Institute
Ant Hop
Jerrett Apple
Son Young
Green Gully
Chissie
Phe
Sitchine
Vaccination Helps at Quarantine Station
A couple returning from the East Indies and Malaysia were quarantined on a Sydney ship during a smallpox outbreak. Mrs Walters had vaccination within the last two years and was released after two days. her husband remains in isolation for fourteen days. Officers note some benefit from vaccination despite skepticism.
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Walters
Keilor Gouneil
Butterley Opposition Debate at Council Meeting
A fragmentary report shows Dr Butterley and colleagues clashing with shopkeepers and Mr Fines Mocking over economic policy. The debate touches on socialism versus capitalism and political rhetoric during a council session.
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Butterley
Labor
Retary
Council discussed town cleanliness and Sunday tidiness
Gr Drayton referred to a correspondent's letter on tidiness of the bow at Sunday mornings. He said sweeping on Saturday nights could help though no action was taken. Paper refuse and bottles litter streets between midnight and 2 am, requiring early Sunday cleanup to keep the town clean for Sunday.
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Gr. Drayton
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