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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1948
Page
3
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Waterside workers react to Batavia's announcement of a signed accord between the Dutch and Indonesian authorities. Officials in Sydney report a tentative pause as governments confirm terms and potential sailing restrictions.
Historic move unites the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW with the Kennel Club to govern canine affairs. A consultative committee will include representatives from the BAB and agricultural bodies, with plans for reciprocal agreements with canine authorities across Australia. The structure aims to register dogs with the new Kennel Club and align regulations for shows and trials.
Belgrade on Monday announced that the Federated Republic of Vinovia will form a committee for Aid to democratic Greece under the Central Bellet Committee, with trade union leadership named to guide the effort.
Melbourne event reports Colin Long of Victoria defeating Brink in the 1M men's singles amid record heat and gusty winds. Other results noted include Bromwich over Rogern and various matches across men's and women's divisions with forfeit outcomes and close scores.
Queensland leads South Australia by 88 after amassing 381 in their second innings as A Carrigan reaches 168 overnight. South Australia trails with 170 for 8 declared in the first innings, while Queensland bowlers Johnson, Dowland, Langley and Noblet figure prominently in the early stages of the match.
Junior tennis team from Sydney practises on local courts in Canberra ahead of their first official tour match. Canberra reception planned with ALT. LTA president and secretary among local officials. Team members listed include Boag Nicholls Ree Gemond Murray Cusack Willis Burden Avent Reebe Rix Kotchet Chalten Maloney Bruce Crabtres. Matches begin at 1 pm with singles doubles and mixed events scheduled.
Detectives charged a 22 year old man after a woman alleged she was abducted by two men in a taxi in North Brighton and forced to a hut for a drinking party. She says the group later assaulted her and left in the early morning, with officers searching Redfern and a taxi driver.
In Sydney the wool auction again displayed strong competition with beat features from last week. Prices generally advanced from Gar to five per cent. A greasy marina piece sold to Boal for five bales of RDM. Morven NC Guy.
An article fragment advertises skin care by detailing waste elimination and medicines like Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills. It also reports a boxing match in Sydney where Laurie Peterson stopped Clem Sands in the 10th round, with Burns as a likely heavyweight champion.
Public notices from TESAILA outline the annual general meeting of the Braddon City Branch to be held at the City Bowling Club on Wednesday January 21 2048 at 8 pm. Members are urged to attend and 1848 clips will be available. Also notices for annual report election refreshment arrangements and general business.
Advisory Council meetings reveal delays from road work and a culvert project on Sullivan's Creek. Printings of new time tables are postponed as departments cite uncompleted surveys and undetermined completion dates for Spring Street and surrounding routes.
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