Braybrook Progress Association hears on roads and bridges
The Braybrook Progress Association met despite bad weather with fair attendance. It discussed dangers from erratic traffic endangering two young girls on Ballarat road, urged footpath repairs, criticized Melon Street bridge maintenance, and warned the undercarriage is rotten. Delegates debated Northern and Western water supply limits and local representation, and considered lighting Ashley street to aid access to Tottenham station.
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Ballarat
Notor
Braybrookshire
Braybrook
Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works
Footscray North
Ashley Street
South Road
Tottenham Railway Station
Sequel to Early Morning Arrest at Sunshine
Frederick Benson linked to a September 4 arrest in a yard, wearing a returned soldier badge. He faced Oakleigh court for September 20 1922 burglary at William Poole’s dwelling, pleaded not guilty, and was committed for trial. Items found in his room tied to Sartain shop theft. additional charges await trial.
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Frederick Benson
Messrs. Shorten Bros
Benson
Oakleigh Court
William Poole
Oakleigh
Little Lonadale Street
William Sartain
Coburge Court
Ben-son
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G. Penrose
Walter A. Warne
Undertaker
Barkly Street
Footscray
Birmingham Street
Yarraville
Footscray Watch Depot
D. P. Griffiths
Nicholsson Street
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson & Graham
Oregon
Sunshine
Hampshire Road
Kodak Time
Kodak
Keith R. McDonald, M.P.S
Hampshire Rd
A.lf
Braybrook Progress Association
Sunshine Furniture Mart
Devonshire Road
Next “ Advocate
F. Challis & Co
W.G. Thomas
A. Lowe
W. W. Benn
C.forges
Blind Holland
Mr. B. M. Challen
L.U8
Vic
B.d.ne
Univ. Melb
Coolamon Street
Clancy
Sunbeam