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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1946
Page
4
On Monday at Sydney market the best quality changed little while overall prices eased. Prime wethers to 30s, primes to 26s, prime lambs to 8s6d. 2,590 head forward in cattle. Prime descriptions steady, other classes lower. prime bullocks to 15 10, prime steers 15 10, prime cows 14, beef prices varying.
Sydney Monday summary of a cricket test where Service 389 in their second innings, Hassett outshining Miller as Toshack exploited gaps. Miller's 48 aided a stubborn stand, Williams added 30 while Lindwall claimed three wickets. New South Wales first innings 1/581.
Weekend bowling fixtures show Lamb leading Ingles Championship with 31 pins and Mandieap's Marshall eight, plus Roverta, Tonner and Callen teaming up in 7-18 practice games. Notable crews include Frimley Gartiedge and Wallace with Bristow and Roberts tallying 33 to 1 as locals and visitors post scores.
The Commonwealth Government will not permit eight to ten percent share price callings for the time being, indicating a temporary halt or restraint on rapid price movements. The move aims to stabilize markets and curb volatility amid ongoing financial concerns.
The average appraised price for 12 months ending December 31 is 13.66 d per pound, higher than the same period last year, per a report issued by Winchcombs Carson Ltd. The firm notes the price may change within the next six months.
Sydney reports milk rationing will be lifted in most shops tomorrow while remaining in force for regiments, military, coast guard, and warehouses. The Chairman of MU Rgarg said the Hanning River position prompted the rationing response, with producers urged to cooperate.
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