Secretaries and Sten son Endorse New President in Council Meeting
The council debated allowances and praised Dr Stenson for upholding high standards in office. Dr White, newly thanked by colleagues, pledged steady progress this year while noting Keller’s ongoing work. The council welcomed Mil Faure McFarlane and Pax back, with a vote of thanks to Dr Stenson for leadership. discussions included speed limits for heavy trucks and local road projects, plus financials and committee actions.
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White
Mihi
Andrew
Naw
Tr White
Keller
Stenson
Mil- Faure
McFarlane
Pax
Melbourne council urged action on wandering stock nuisance
Metropolitan Town Plan requests council advise on population within 23 miles of General Post Office Melbourne. Tullamarine Progress Association complains of stock nuisance on Sells and surrounding area, citing danger to water supply and crop damage. Council discussed by law enforcement, by which action may be taken. mixed views on tree planting offer along Huila road with cost share. Delegates note state funds for road works and seek cooperation with neighboring shires.
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Conniteaton
General Post Office
Melbourne
Frondmeadows
Keilor Council
Dr. O'Neill
Pii Fecretary
Dr. McFarlane
Country Roads Board
Rulla
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Tullamarinefits
Besendon
Keller and
Broadmeadows
Dr. Parr
Stdieua
Department of Lands
Tellier Vettiore
Worthy of Support Les Libia Motor Establishment
A rising Sunshine business operated by Mr Les Libbia features a 60 by 34 foot motor shop with a concrete floor and full equipment. The firm serves traveling public, exports to eight locations, and plans to expand local trade as recognition grows. Libbia, with twelve years in motor work, previously ran H V Kay’s fleet and now keeps oils, petrols, tubes, tyres, Ford parts, and repair services at Devonshire Street next to the Advocate office.
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Sunshine
Les Libbia
Ibbia
Hicsinens
H. V.kay
Devonshire Street
Moonee Valley Steeplechase and Handicaps Featured
Saturday at Mommes Valley showcases racing with the Boomerang Hurdle Race and Budgoree Handicap. Contenders include Kilcory Godby’s sleet, Jolly Phast Minterne, and Lrupatatte in key events across the meeting.
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Mommes Valley
Moonee Valley
Police Court News Jolt Disper Held Day
The report lists multiple individuals including Silo Wo ficherts Allee Pryor Bolton Rainer A Kurnow FP W Ameworth Bo Smith Motel Hill Bi Mrepenton Wo Tips and We Hy Jutean as fined during a held day at the White Inspector courtroom. Names and partial fragments indicate a routine disciplinary session with several minor penalties.
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Jolt Disper
Silo Wo Ficherts
Allee Pryor
Bolton
Rainer
A. Kurnow
FP. W. Ameworth
Bo Smith
Motel Hill
Bi. Mrepenton
Wo Tips
We Hy Jutean
Soci
IMEWAY CASES And Costs For Trespassing On Railways
The article lists several defendants including Jax Foran IE Hodgens Rew Theil and Win Robt Keith Pa Mand. They faced costs for trespassing on railway lines. A Fyne was fined for traveling on his periodical ticket. Jane Wile Main and Gordon Meare were involved in a railway incident with costs awarded. At Alton a hunting party near the railway was mentioned.
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Foran
IE Hodgens
Rew
Theil Ani Win
Keith
Pa Mandeae
Giluaire
Jane Wile Main
Trane Artisteane Iit
Gordon Meare
Alton
Burglary Case in Grove District Attracts Trial
A man admits breaking into homes and a shop in September amid details of a morning entry. Witnesses describe the break in, items snatched, and the suspect taken into custody by constables. Accused pleads guilty and is remanded for trial at the Court of General Sessions.
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Greece
Cain
Cartigan
Teiken Savage
Elon
Careuthers
Suarhine
Addison
Shorten Bros
General
Willful Damage Plea Plea Guilty For Damages
Two men named dumes Hefferon and David Aladic Weir pleaded guilty to wilful damage in Sunshine. Constable Addisons-I am arrested them Saturday evening for drunkenness and they damaged a lock-up pan. Senior Constable Caruthers observed hammering on the wall. Defendants claimed ignorance of the matter and damages. They were fined 10 shillings and ordered to pay 1 shilling damages within seven days.
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Dumes Hefferon
David Aladic Weir
William John Addisons
Sunshine
Eveninie
Caruthers
Fruit growing for working families in home gardens
An article emphasizes fruit benefits for health and urges accessible fruit for working households. It discusses growing rhubarb and crown crops at home, outlining simple, low-cost methods using manure and soil, seeds and nursery stock, with guidance on planting, spacing, pruning, and winter protection. The piece cites practical steps for a household to improve fruit production and value.
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Australia
Harkyard
Mngr Bg
Crow
Uwe
Imaniee
Wassenee
Erie
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