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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 09, 1946

Page

3

Hotel Managers Mull Beer Rationing Across Canberra

An ACT advisory council meeting discussed beer supply shortages and rationing at Canberra hotels. Hotel Canberra and Hotel Civic managers reported extended service hours and experiments with continuous beer service as stocks fluctuated, with mixed success over the past weeks.

A. E. Gardiner Act Canberra Sanberra Clarks Hotel Civic Vince Kingston Jongha Hotel

Homebush Stock Sales Report Shows Mixed Prime Demand

The market for prime stock in Homebush eased slightly with prime sheep and hoggets trading at lower rates. Prime bulls and cattle fetched varied returns with some prime lots selling up to 120 pounds for bullocks and 18 pounds for prime steers, while general quality remained fair.

Gosford butcher fined for coupon surrender and misweighing

Wallace Roy Bruce a Gosford wholesale and retail butcher was sentenced in the Federal Court to one day for failing to surrender 334 141 coupons to the Fat Taxing Commission between September 30 and March 8. He also received a £20 fine for not weighing and stamping the weight of carcases slaughtered around May 7.

Sydney Wallace Roy Bruce Gosford

Escapee Navy rating flees near Hawkesbury River

Sydney reports a Royal Navy rating awaiting escort near the Hawkesbury River leaped from a Brisbane express and escaped into the bush. The man, named Jeffrey Smith, 20, asked for the lavatory and did not return, prompting guards to break the door and confirm the escape.

Sydney Brisbane Express Hawkesbury River Royal Navy Scort Jeffrey, Smith Jacob

Municipal Amalgamation Pledged to Cut Costs and Boost Work

Premier lauds amalgamation of local bodies as a cure for municipal waste and high administration costs. Officials say merging councils will reduce overhead and allow larger, more essential projects to proceed, easing burden on communities.

Sydney Carraphool Hire Council Schell Premair

Man in court over offensive letter found with rifles

Sydney police report Lawrence Henry Berison Greene a manual worker at Balle vue Road appeared at the Central Police Court for sending a grossly offensive letter by post. He was alleged to be an escapee from a tentedome and was found secreted in a dwelling with three rifles, remanded for further inquiry into unfounded charges against a country hotel keeper and a wife.

Sydney Lawrence Henry Berison Greene Ballevue Road Central Police Greene Steven Dove Herve Quesion Juan

New Zealand Official Urges Stabilizing Measures for Primary Industries

Mr J G Barclay Commissioner for New Zealand urges stabilisation of primary industries through levies on high price meat, dairy support, and imported protective foods. He notes £9,000,000 in reserves, aims to boost local consumption, school milk schemes, and Canberra Pact benefits for Australia New Zealand relations.

J. G. Barclay New Zealand Ion Wechan Saa Barclay Canberra Australia Ile

Women demand education reform amid hotel spending critique

A Sydney report notes Australian women urged action at the Australian Women's Charter Conference. They argued Australians spend more on hotels and alcohol than on education. They called for modern equipment and better schools, framing education as society’s Cinderella.

Sydney Fiaid Men Education Fellowship Misa C. McNamara Women's Charter Conference Mina Lucy Woodcock

Wife Charged With Attempted Murder In Sandwich Incident

Thelma May Dunn is charged after her husband Archie Harold Dunn reported poisoned tea and a bread sandwich with phosphorous fumes. A chemist testified to finding phosphorous traces on bread and a bitter taste exposing the alleged act on Swan Hill.

Swan Hill Laurores Latharine Thelma May Dunn Archie Harold Dunn

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