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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1945
Page
3
In Canberra the Interior Minister said cadets receive about £4 10s per week during training and are temporarily housed in army buildings at Duntroon while improvements are sought. Cadets paying over £2 10s per week may have part of the rent refunded.
Monday flock and lamb prices fell at Flewington Raleyards as 37 778 sheep and lambs were traded. Prime heavy lambs quoted to 40s, prime heavy ewes to 30s, prime heavy hoggets to 47s. Cattle yard activity showed 1482 head sold with fair demand and generally steady values, prime medium bullocks to 10 pounds, heavy steers to 18 10, prime heavy cows to 14 10, prime cow beef to 47 shillings per 100 pounds.
A Wyoming arm reports ongoing complaints about Sibed from daily wearers, citing persistent issues and repeated calls for action. Details remain limited as officials work to verify claims and assess next steps.
The Minister for Trust and Customs Senator Keane said the worst racketeering was in letting furnished rooms. He highlighted new National Security Sanction and Tenant protections to aid tenants, especially older or infirm occupants, by curbing abuses and supporting a Commonwealth Rent Controller with rent-setting powers. Reporting of issues would help controllers deputies enforce fair rents, while hotels and holiday houses were exempt.
Gordon Rolph, president of the Provincial Preak Association of Auelvalle, paid tribute to the newsprint pool. He said it enabled 400 country papers across the Commonwealth to maintain publication.
The State Government examines the 61 year old Matrimonial Causes Act to detail default terms for alimony non payment pending judicial separation. Dr Harald Williams Cuthbert faces scrutiny over alimony and marriage plans, with officials considering reforms to separation provisions while noting his status as a Lang Bay Gaol detainee with a private practice valued at about £3,000 yearly.
State lottery Sydney reports drawn numbers and prize results with names and addresses of syndicates and winners. The Wednesday draw will reveal prizes including Big Four and Third Prize, listing multiple entrant locations such as Parramatta Glenrol and Watsons Bay.
A charge of bribery involving Exmest George Ciingsa of Maroubra was withdrawn as Downe was discharged in evidence at the Central Police Court. The case claimed Downe sought £10 to secure exemption from military service, which Downe denied.
At Muswellbrook race meeting on Saturday owners E Mungoben and F Perry and trainer C Connors along with jockey T Gree were disqualified for 12 months. An appeal was made to the AJL.
Funeral services are scheduled with Sapra Ban Nicatrae noted as the deceased. Canberra Funeral Directors arrange arrangements, detailing dignity and personal tributes for the departed.
The Commissionera of the Mural Dank merged to award scholar unioa for a Srecay remyetition open to members of the Junot Payers Cu. The sublet of the anny unt in. prize for boys and girls, tenable at a program for four-year study in technical education. The second prize in each age group includes five consolation prizes. Competition closes October 34 with merit projects due within 1F months prior to June 29, 1045.
Materials delays push back housing project plans as construction hinges on late deliveries and halted shipments. Officials say funding remains available but timing shifts with supply issues and cooperative building groups awaiting resources to proceed.
The Full Bench of the Industrial Commission today heard the Hospital Employees Union appeal amid objections to a secular circular circulating among staff. Opposition argued the union would try to withdraw the circular, and the hearing was adjourned until tomorrow.
Police report that Mrs Carts May Quinn, 20, died from a throat wound at her Burrunguck home on Friday, considered self inflicted. Detective Beret Robinson said the inquest will resume Saturday when her husband John Quinn, 60, recently discharged from hospital, is expected to testify.
Melbourne stage news reports opposition to the Actors Equity restrictions on employing overseas star singers. Frank Tall, manager of J Williaman Ltd, says the scheme would prevent the Grand Opera Co from appearing in Australia unless a complete company is available. Tait says his firm is negotiating for a Grand Opera Catalogue Australia but quota limits hinder training an Australian chorus.
Balwey in a golf match wins by one as Brinkman, Withela, and others rack up scores. The rest of the page veers into fragmented political commentary on parliamentary power, cabinet, and party names, with garbled phrases and stray proper nouns.
A group including Noel Hattme and Sayer Metis hutpe were committed for trial in the Hotyay Court on a charge of assault and robbery. The case concerns alleged theft of clothing valued at £25 from duba MacDawel Di grassieved, with defendants described as former Royal Navy personnel seeking civil clothing.
Brisbane report details a horse named Mall Stand injured during a Doomben Newmacrt event with treatment to prevent infection. Jockey Rawls faced a separate charge and was sentenced to a period of stay, while the mare moved from Handre to Clowburn in May for return to its owner after lead was established.
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