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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1946
Page
4
Fragmentary text describes dairy pricing and supply tensions. Mentions metropolites, periods, and a claimant about per gallon costs. Reads like a community notice on dairy rates or feed costs with damaged details and redactions.
Lottery No. 1495 drawn to eere syndicate He Werte 9 Cotte H Weston 249 Castle Second prize No. 84340 Bol syndicate Comey 10 OPO Syd niedon Fiat Narooma irs Phyllis Taylor 12 Rankin Street Lalmain Fourth prize No. 1104 Blatt Syndicate W Hogden GPO Byld No. 1430 to be drawn Thursday.
A fragment notes a man named Ron Lung in an intense medical situation. It references a lung treatment and a period underwater estimated at 35 minutes, with uncertainty about his condition.
Fragmentary report notes black market dollar rate at 945 francs and pound at 1005 as of Monday. Mentions Sydney and potential detention for observation related to Dalymen's Coronet on vation, with unclear context and names missing.
The report covers a country side match before the third Test where Victoria batted first, scoring 90 runs in two hours as Hammond used eight bowlers. Fights include a brisk 41 minutes by Fighiock and notable innings by other Victoria players, with Beeres and Gibb among the scorers.
Quotations from Homebush stock sale report show prime workers to be engaged with lambs. Market notes mention uncertain pricing and limited consignments.
A man named Albert Gitties, 22, formerly of Battersea, is believed to have gone to Australia to seek his fortune. He has been missing from Rome for more than two months, with unclear details and origins.
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