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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
6
The Queanbeyan Association for the Prevention of Stock Stealing offers rewards up to £200 for information leading to convictions of thefts in sheep cattle or property belonging to the undersigned. A second reward is offered for convictions of persons injuring members or their fences and ten for violators of rabbit proof gates on lands owned by the undersigned.
In Senate yesterday Senator McLachlan said the Government is exploring avenues to remove New Zealand embargo on Australian fruit. He noted embargo harms orange prices at home. An official announcement on the visit of the Australian delegation to New Zealand would follow as soon as possible.
Fragmentary illustration shows a monument captioned as a memorial in the Old Country, mentioning a reinforced concrete slab and interlocking chips with an inscription and grave torn, noting height and dimensions and the Canberra setting.
A fragmented report outlines no matches on 19-mt row and notes the pennant competition and American tournament details. It lists players requested at Manuka, upcoming events, and plans for court beautification with two new grass courts, plus a coaching session and a Canberra invitation tour by the YANA Virgin team.
Sydney reports discuss a proposal from graziers and the Graziers Association to create a company to stabilise meat prices. A levy on graziers and producers could fund this, tied to livestock owned and stock killed for export, with government powers sought to implement a small levy.
Report notes a 7 percent drop in artesian water flow over 17 years across the lores Moree and Coonmmie with about 40 percent reduction in some bores. In Broken Hill district the average annual decrease is about 1 percent, forcing pumps at many sites. Mr Snuttenshaw to respond soon.
The Muswellbrook Central Coursing Club has been informed by the Chief Secretary that a licence for a tin hare will be available, subject to ground conditions being met. Earlier, Mr Chaffey replied similarly to Mud- an application for a similar licence.
B grade play resumed on Wednesday with Grigitive beating Reid in three rubbers and Braddon defeating Animalic in four rubbers. The Pines earned a walkover from Barton Kingston due to unplayable court conditions on Kingston courts. the next match is scheduled for today.
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