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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
2
An old established policy farmer offers pure bred Black Orp stock. Prices quoted 22/6 per 100 or 3/6 setting. Inspection invited by Dolivere and party.
The Shire of Keilor council on September 3 1932 adopted By Law 12 under Section 326 of the Health Act 1928 setting fees for registering premises renewing registrations and transfers. The schedule lists fees for various premises from five pounds for general registrations to two shillings sixpence for transfers, with a meeting on October 1 1932 to confirm the By Law. Copy of By Law available at Keilor Shire Office for inspection.
Hand knitted two ply wool lace stitch jumpers advertised for spring and summer. V Seymour of Hamp shire Road promotes a full range of Tin Lincoln Mill 2 ply super wool skeins at 8d each. Announcement about a men’s store feature and half day closing at 12 30 pm for a show holiday.
A Sunshine resident was fined £1 at Footscray Court yesterday for passing a tram on the wrong side in Barkly Street West. The street is described as awkward and difficult to navigate within the law. The Harvester Cricket Club will hold a social at the Shire Hall next Tuesday and a good night is assured.
48 ratepayers in Braybrook faced arrears actions with debts up to £45. A social is planned for September 23 at Keilor Shire Hall to aid injured Keilor players. A burglary at Albion Railway Station saw £23.95 stolen. Charity fairs and tennis demonstrations headline local events, including a Davis Cup exhibition by C Stuart in Maidstone. Sunshine Band reports progress with donations and uniforms. a local man in Sunshine was jailed for seven days for possession of briquettes and wood, cited as limited recovery.
The Horticultural Society held a large Wednesday meeting presided by Mr. Keirs. A Royal Horticultural Society connection was noted and Mrs Parsons won a vase of flowers while Miss Coleston took best vegetable for a cabbage. Mr. T Jackson lectured on Vegetable Growing with tips and cautions.
A birthday celebration for Frank Willen marked his 21st at the Masonic Hall on Monday evening. Over 120 friends family and workmates from Nettlefolds attended as Anthony chaired and Mr Cassidy proposed a toast. The toasts to parents were ably given by Mr Meluna. Music was by the Arcadian Orchestra and Frank Willen received many congratulations on reaching his majority.
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