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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 03, 1944

Page

4

Police campaign targets cyclists with lights and safety rules

The Chief Officer of Police announced a campaign to enforce the bicycle lighting ordinance. Cyclists must display a front white light and a rear red light or reflector. Offenders riding two abreast or close to vehicles face penalties. shortages of lighting gear were noted. Sergeant Powley cited inadequate reflectors while Sgt Sawyer returned from leave to Sydney.

Police Ins Apector Reid Yentertay Ughta Powley Inwa Weare Sgt. Sawyer A.B. Sth Air Force Auburn New York Sydney Barakat Kingston

ACT Rugby Union fixtures finalised for Saturday matches

The ACT Rugby Union committee released the remaining first grade premiership fixtures for this Saturday. Royal Military College No.1 versus Canberra at Ground 2.15 pm, Duntroon Staff against RA Falcons School of Technical Training at Duntroon 1.45 pm, and RAAF 8. TT versus RMAC No.2 at Duntroon No.2 2.15 pm with referees Mr R Turner Mr IRAAF Mr H Spencer. A representative match RM C v Combined High Schools Sydney at Duntroon Oval 3.15 pm refereed by Mr L A Casey.

Royal Military, College No. 1 Canberra R. Turner Duntroon Staff v. R.a.af. School of Technical Training Duntroon P.m I R Raaf Vo Raaf T.T. Duntroon No H.M.C R.M.C Hawkes Uo College Duntroon Oval

Patriotic Race Meeting Proposal At Acton Racecourse

The Victory Sports Carnival committee will consider a proposal to hold a patriotic race meeting at Acton Racecourse in mid September. The plan will not influence the November carnival at Acton. The meeting tonight is at KL headquarters Timer Building City.

Acton Victory Sports Carnival Committee Timer City

Tattersall's Hobart draw lists top prize winners

Principal prizes announced for Tattersall's Tdoth War Service Fund. Winners include first prize 10000 pounds to No. 157506 Lucky, Da Bolsa of Reservoir Victoria. second prize 2000 pounds to No. 61269 Siam Syndicate of Port Adelaide. third prize 1250 to No. 112054 Nimo Syndicate of Auckland. fourth prize 1000 to No. 187810 WK 40740 Pte K G Jefferies of Moora Western Australia. others include 750 to No. 17444 Peel, 500 to No. 85350 My Turn of Young NSW, 290 to No. 49204 Wasted Money Syndicate, 250 to No. 163267 Miss D McIvor of St Kilda Victoria, 250 to No. 58035 G F E W Syndicate of Beat Malvern Victoria, and 245 to No. 2A0h8 Fishiven Masterton NZ.

Hobart Tattersall War Service Funda L. da Bolsa Thackeray Road Reservoir Vic Siam” Syndicate L. H. Brimoe Central Hotel Port Adelaide Bua Nimo” Syndicate Auckland N.Z K. G. Jefferies Moora W.A MN. Peel Geo. F. Pinkham Boorowe Street Young N.5.w F. T. Burge Bridgewater Loddon Vic D. McIvor Barkly Street St. Kilda Q. F. FE. W." Syndicat. Co G. A McDonald Paxton Street Malvern Vic Fishiven Masterton NZ

Death by own action succeeds at second attempt

Reginald Leo Healey, 30, mill hand, ended his life Monday night by shooting himself while on a Roseberry swimming pool springboard. He tied a rope to his body and the board, stating in a letter to police that if the bullet failed he would drown in the water. He used the gun his wife used in January. More from betting tax by Sydney: the state government collected £485,986 in taxes for the year ended June 3, up £200,058 from the previous year.

Launceston Reginald Leo Healey Mill Hand Roseberry Hessey Bydney

Fire devastates Sydney wharf destroying cargo and trapping workers

A major fire at a Sydney waterfront wharf destroyed a 300 foot shed within half an hour and endangered twelve wharf labourers. Firemen from 11 brigades battled the blaze as two freighters were pulled clear by tugs and a deck raft. Wharf workers say hoses were slow to pressurize.

Sydney Ulaa Maritime Services Board Frank Parker Ahed

Home Defence 2nd Battalion Meeting at Duntroon Rifle Range

A half day parade for HQ Company is called for Sunday at 9.20 at the rifle range Duntroon. Pergoanel will fire grouping and application practices from 200 yards. An inter company shoot planned for October will select three AQ teams. Cap Dockar orders full attendance and stresses clean rifles for good shooting.

Duntroon Pergoanel AQ. Coy Cap. Dockar O.C. AQ. Coy de Aurea i Goml

Death of Chief Scout Lord Somers and district mourning

The District Commissioner announced the death of Empire Chief Scout Lord Somers on July 14 with one month of partial mourning from August. Official uniform mourning includes a black armband worn on the left arm. Attendance Friday night was strong as the Magpies won an outdoor game followed by the Eagles Kangaroos and Beavers. Next Friday the Merling troop will meet and A M Brown returns to lead. Duty patrol will be the Magpies. Gordon Shannon of the Kangaroos completed his tender scout tent.

Lord Somers St. Canberra Magpies Eagles Kangaroos Beavers Brown Gordon Shannon Kangaroos

Guide Notes Honor Guard at Canberra Farewell

On Friday week eight Guides and two Rangers joined with the scouts in forming a guard of honour at a farewell function given by the citizens of Canberra. Cen tence the Lord and Lady Goori Brownie Joan Limbert presented posy to Her Excellency. Helen Starkis of Queanbeyan enrolled as a Guide. Helen joins Bri Lone Guide Company with Mrs Wheatley as captain. Four other members of the 3rd Lone Company billeted with Canberra Guides. Miss Dunlop spoke. Proficiency badges awarded: Joyce Rockley cyclist and Norms Riniveldes signaller.

Canberra Goori Brownie Joan Limbert Clanverrs Helen Starkis Queanbeyan Helen Bri Lone Guide Company

State Lottery Sydney Draw Names Winners and Addresses

Lottery No 1084 drawn today with major prizes Cadabra Syndicate at 34 40 Bourke Street Woolloomoolas winning first prize number 61519. Second prize number 83838 On My Own Syndicate at 1 Monterey Street Kogarah. Third prize number 51463 Mrs V Clements at 21 Bridge Street Windsor. Fourth prize number 52671 Lodge's Luck Syndicate at 18 Winburn Avenue Kingeford. Lottery No 1085 to be drawn next Friday morning.

Sydney K. Stapleton Bourke Street Woolloomoolas E. C. Rose Monterey Street Kogarah Mra. V Luck” Syndicate A. Davidson Winburn Avenue Kingeford

Broken Hill Fire Brought Under Control After Three Day Battle

A three day fire in the old open cut workings at Broken Hill was brought under control by more than firemen. Officials believe the danger to South Mine and nearby mines had paused. Fire crews fought the outbreak across the site.

Broken Hill South Mine

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