Sand castles and banks of belief in Australian politics
The author criticizes political promises and monetary reform, arguing against nationalising banking and urging voters to scrutinize Labour party proposals. He cautions that easy cures and sandcastle plans will collapse without solid foundations in a stable monetary system. He also notes differing views on banking practice and warns against political manipulation of savings, industry, production, and exchange.
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Thie
Labor Party
Australia
Douglas Credit
Douglas
Commonwealth Bank
Manter
Council Removes Dangerous Trees Near Sun Crescent Corner
After years of agitation the council cut 22 dangerous trees at the Sun Crescent and Hamp shire Road corner this week. New trees are to be planted on Anderson Road to extend the honor avenue, with corner work to start when convenient.
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Mtit
Sun Crescent
Hampshire Road
Anderson Road
Honor Avenue
Koon
Gift to Charity Ends Ball Funds to Braybrook Ladies
The final meeting of the complimentary ball committee for Dr and Mrs Pridham was chaired by Mr W R McKay. A clear balance of £16 remained after expenses. Dr Pridham wished the balance to go to the Shire of Braybrook Ladies Benevolent Society, a suggestion the committee approved.
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Pridham
W. Ry McKay
Mc C. G. Tun
Shire of Braybrook Ladies Benevolent Society
W. R. McKay
R. Burnett
G. Carlton
Sydenham man charged for offensive conduct at St Albans dance
Frank Hall of Sydenham was charged at court with offensive behavior at a St Albans dance on September 1. Constable Jerrett said Hall lurched against dancers in a Progressive barn dance and was generally objectionable. Hall, who offered to sign the pledge, was fined 40 with 14 days in default. time to pay was allowed.
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Frank Hall
Sydenham
St. Albans
Jerrett
Hall
Illegally Using a Bicycle Charged in Court
George Sherriff of 30 Coach Street faced charges for illegally using a bicycle owned by Thomas Laffan. Laffan reported the theft in March. Sherriff claimed the bike was his mistaken find and was intercepted by police on August 22 while attempting to claim it. He admitted misleading the police due to worry and uncertainty.
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George Sherriff
Coach St
G. W. Pennell
J. L. Scott
Thomas Laffer
Thomas Laffan
McKay
Whedl
Sherriff
Laffan
McDonald
Severe lecture on truth and good behavior bond
A court imposes a stern warning on a defendant for failing to tell the truth. The bond is set at £10 with a twelve month period of good behavior to be observed.
Death of J H Blackman in Thornbury
The death occurred yesterday at Nig yenie dence 42 Woolton Avenue Thornbury of John Henry Blackman 32 years old son of Me and May Ed Ward Blackman late of Sunshine His wife and son John mourn a devoted husband and father Curly Blackman originated the Sunshine Field Gun Club and with Geo Cooper called the first meeting He held secretarial duties for two years served as president and press correspondent He was a popular untiring worker educated at Rockbank school and later moved to Sunshine with his family
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Nig Yenie Dence
Woolton Avenue
Thornbury
John Henry Blackman
Ed Ward Blackman
Sunshine
John
Duck
Curly) Blackman
Sunshine Field Gun Club
Geo. Cooper
Albion Methodist Church opens Motherlist School Hall ceremony
The Albion Methodist Church plans the official opening of the new Motherlist School Hall tomorrow at 4.30 PM with Professor Albiston leading the ceremony and Dr W J Pridham attending. Evening events include an oldtime tea at 5.30 and a 7.80 PM program by Footscray Victoria Street Methodist Choir.
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Albion
Albiston
Braybrook Shire
W. J. Pridham
Footscray
Victoria Stewer
P.S.A
C. N. Lack
Jumble Fair by Mendames J H Stevens and V McIntyre
A cake and jumble fair is set for Saturday September 22 at St Albans in the Presbyterian Church wil of the Presbyterian Church. Cookery contests include fruit cake decorated plain and brown sponge sandwich made with Bournville cocoa aswarted biscuits shortbread and white scones with prizes donated by Rev W Evans and the Bournville Cocoa firm. Mrs R L Leane of St Kilda a diploma holder in culinary art assists the cookery sections. H O White will open the function at 3 pm and afternoon tea will be served.
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Mendames J. H. Stevens
V. McIntyre
St. Alexns
Wil
Presbyterian Church
Bournville
St. Kilda
H. OU. White
Election Points Tomorrow at Sunshine Town Hall
Election points set for tomorrow from 8 pm to 6 pm at Sunshine Town Hall, Baptist Church on Sydney Street. Bruybrnok State Sehond reports major RG Caney dead, Dedman from Labour and J Morrison of the Communist Party.
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Sunshine Town Hall
Baptist Church
Sydney Street
Bruybrnok State Sehond
RG. Caney
U.A.P
Dedman
J. Morrison
Election totals and results reported in local notice
Posted outside the Advocate office, figures list polling totals for Sunshine and names like Cuxey Lewis Lister and others with informal counts and majorities. The document notes preliminary election results and a section total around 80 613 with Lewis figures near 19 925 and references to 1928 and 2009 figures.
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Mt Sunshine
Cuxey
Lewis
Lister
Wey
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