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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1949
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions Sharpley Melbourne, Rye, ABT committee, evidence, a calendar year reference, and a note on bills and publications by Fiustien writers. It hints at wartime attitudes and standards but is unclear and partially unintelligible.
The 207th Advisory Council meeting at Albert Hall explored footpath enforcement and possible use of Commonwealth car plates. Officials noted call delays from heavy traffic and debated ownership questions raised by Dr Moltmohst and Mr Shakespeare as stakeholders sought clarity on private versus Commonwealth plates.
A railway incident at Narrahundsh demountable area near Tempe BL left a porter dead after being struck by a train near Central Station. Officials discussed platform edge safety, overtime for Commonwealth services, and potential actions to improve safety at Branmare and nearby lines.
Amid Canberra debates, employers consider erecting housing for workers with a government guarantee protecting tenure during job changes. Discussions cover exemption from certain clauses, ministerial authority to grant exemptions, and a push to accommodate staff as a potential incentive. Separately, golf club tenure questions arise in relation to the Canberra National Football context.
Tet Prior defeated Uke in a ten round bout at Sydney on October 10. George Sands and Joby Davis also fought, with Davis stopping Darky in twenty four rounds. A double bill ended with Bailey losing on points as Prior’s Newcastle foe was defeated, leaving him with a six round win record in April.
Thirty-five riflemen competed at the Canberra Rifle Club meet with Ridley topping the day's scores at 47. Other shooters posted strong results including Mecay McLeod and F. Mecry. The event highlighted club activity and plans to augment supplies for local government projects in Canberra.
The fifth prime to Canberra lottery draws create a discussion over Water Supply for Hall and road improvements on MacMahon and Mascot districts. Dr Nott claims potential prize effects on Canberra, while locals cite Manly Road and GPO Sydney as sites involved. Officials mention Lottery No 187N to be drawn soon, with nods to Bolger Syndicate and local figures as contributors.
Community leaders urge prompt remedy for an unfolding health issue cited by residents. Officials from the city health department and local clinics coordinate actions to curb spread and protect vulnerable groups. Public advisories urge hygiene, reporting of symptoms, and adherence to guidance.
Brian Dobcott of Rastlake Hospital fractured his left leg when he lost control of his motor cycle in Lindon Chest yesterday morning. He ran into a storm water drain and collided with an industrial light post. Admitted to the Canpera Hospital, his condition is reported as satisfactory.
A Canberra dairy supply meeting of the Advisory Council and the inter-der committee reviewed distribution and WW supply. Comments noted a 20 year old plan, calls for a new line at Yamant and a shift of responsibility to the Department of Health if supply fails. The Canberra Dairy Society and a new company were involved, with chairman Mr CA Daley commenting on changes affecting growth.
Queanbeyan officials say many players are dismayed by disqualification rulings affecting Group competition. Most are former national players seeking to return to football if barred from Rugby League on Sundays. All teams are implicated in the requalification process including reserve grade, inter-town, district, and junior sides.
Monday market at Plemington shows lower prices for heeey and jamba with values to below prior rates. Prime cattle and sheep trade weaker. heavy cattle down about 40s, light we weight lambs 15s to 19s, prime steers to 24 pounds, prime cows 42 pounds. Overall quality fair with cautious demand across prime and stock categories.
A garbled court note from Kingston lists Philip Mathew Ryan and Clarence McCarthy facing charges. Ryan, described with unclear credentials, was fined in absentia after failing to appear. McCarthy, 35, was similarly charged for an offense not specified in the readable text.
Sydney Monday Amman charged with attempted murder of a man feared to die. In Glebe Court he was refused bail by Mr Bolling. Joseph Prietohn Nicki, 48, a jeweler, charged with firing at James Moore on Petuny Street. He was remanded until July 18.
The late Booligal resident Mr Hower Hale died December air, probate granted in Supreme Court today. His will leaves the estate of £22,414 to his widow Mrs Charlotte Olivia Sheate for her lifetime benefit and to his two children.
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