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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 21, 1949

Page

4

Canberra Dairy Joins Sydney Co in Milk Company Plan

Yesterday the Canberra Society agreed to menneux interests in the Dairy Farmers Co operative Milk Company Limited. The move aims to organize a forward program owned and controlled by producers. The plan includes modern plantings for pasteurization and bottling, promising hygienic milk containers for consumers.

Menneux Co-operative Milk Company, Limited Hemiaphare, ix Tale Company Canberra Gonge

Canberra Advisory Council and Canberry Dairy merger discussion

Canberra Advisory Council discusses merger of the Canberra Dairy Society with Canberra Dal and the new Avira farm venture. Dr J W Nott and Mr W R Potts note production figures, contracts, and governance issues while residents protest road work and hostel drying facilities. Multiple names and dates appear in a dense local government report with regulatory and civic concerns.

W. R. Fotis J. W. Nott Macrabamdas Armeem Ronkrace Potts Toves Canberra Dairy Society Power Wan Incorporated Land Dr. Mott Preent Tee Daly Farmere Ran 'Ware Morary Uve Milly Company, Limited Canberrs Dal Cantera

Hassen Holds Line Over Title Fight or Moves Overseas

Sydney's Munday Stadiums Ltd faked boxers Jack Hassen and manager Fran McQuillan to attend a conference aimed at breaking a deadlock over Hassen's next match. Stadiums Ltd pushes for rival Randy Crux. Hassen and McQuillan threaten to go overseas unless a lightweight title bout is secured.

Sydney Munday Stadiums Ltd Jack Hasen Fran MrQuillan Hitchen Hassen Stadiuma Ltd Hamen

Wholesale price index slips to two year low

The Journal of Commerce reports US wholesale prices fell to 106.8 percent of 1927 28 levels, the lowest in two years and the sharpest drop since mid 1940s. The decline follows prolonged weakness in meat and industrial product prices with demand easing and firms reducing prices indoors.

Warhington Sessa Journal of Commerce Mehmudry Skrenenard Morerate Uta Corinne Mee Areia

Incentive Payments Face Scrutiny in Court Hearing

In Melbourne a court hearing examined whether incentive payment schemes boost or harm production. Judge Kelly warned such systems often fail or are withdrawn once pressure to perform eases, while union advocates voiced strong opposition to their introduction.

Melbourne Mosday Chet Jue Wally Wdge Wan Kelly Fedaratea W. A. Baker Wortere Use

Free Medicine Costs Government Debate in Sydney

In Sydney on Monday Dr. J. Hi Priestly of the British Medical Association said the public could buy medicines more cheaply if bought privately rather than under the government free medicine scheme. He noted many doctors do not prescribe under the scheme and numbers are not rising.

Larry House Australia Wala Howie Commonwealth Bridge Donald Victor Macpherson Albert John K. Pean Donald Award Dinelli Giles Street Sydney J. Hi. Prieatly B.M.A Priestly

Revival PRI Association Advocates Civic Council Power

A reform meeting of the Revival PRI Association and Welfare Council advocates a Municipal Council with executive power, capable of enacting by law on adequate funds and pressuring government policy. The gathering elected officers including President F. Goodwin and Treasurer G. N. Miller, with a committee of local names and plans to join the Amalie Pre-School Play before a proposed playground project at Bite Gardens.

Mattare F. Goodwin Maser B.C. Davis H.W. Grovery Black G. N. Miller Mesara R. Robson Halsey C. BR. Law R. Cole W. G. Bird T. Pye BJ. Gorem C. B.A Law Ballinders Amalie Qantre Conanitlag Prooesia Si Bate Gardens

Morse Indian Root Pills Promised to Aid Digestion

A cautious health note urges keeping Morse’s Indian Root Pills on hand to ease digestion and overcome indigestion caused by overindulgence. It claims the pills aid nature in restoring health, advising prompt use at the first signs of trouble for satisfactory results.

Dr. Morse Nature Wada Mares Siweya

Canberra Citizens Unprotected by Acts Discussed by Adviser Committee

A committee led by Mr. A. T. Shakespeare reviews the acts affecting Canberra residents. The chair, Mr. Daly, notes many laws are outdated or unsuitable and urgent issues from 1924 remain unresolved. The Advocate General’s Department can draft amendments quickly if needed.

Cape Canberra A. T Cornett C. Daly Bhakespeare Tie Dusinew Waa Lee Bern Ocrasiana Attorney General's Department

Assault verdict over £100 damages in Daley case

Walter Henry Daley of Eastlake claimed 100 damages from Raymond Bruce Hines of Glebs House for assault on November 11, 1947. The ACT Supreme Court heard that Daley claimed 2,600 after an incident in his Glebs House room. The court ruled the defendant committed the assault and noted counsel for Daley and for Hines appeared in the proceedings.

Walter Henry da Olenk Eastlake Raymond Sruce Hines Glebs House Wmnault Daley Ajuken Avil Cane Supreme Sourt Duity KR. Boardman Mr. K. A St. John Batisy Hite Oly

State Lottery Sydney Draw Result and Syndicate Listings

The Monday draw 1867 announced Lottery No 47081 and prize No B1150. Syndicate entries include E.Mi J.J of Mindra L. Lewis at 6/0 Hordern Brow Pitt and Bull Woot Syndicate with Olive Marion Booth at 143 Johnston Beret Pittsroy Melbourne.

Eydney Teday E.mi J.J Mima L. Lewis Hordern Brow Pitt Bull Woot Olive Marion Booth Johnston Beret Pitsroy Melbourne Vie

Rainy Canberra shoot yields 12 at practice amid winds

Rain kept shooters away at the Canberra Rifle Club practice on the range at 900 yards with 12 attendees. After rain cleared, conditions became tough with a light southerly as the daily handicap prize went to a shooter, marking the end of the year 1484 aggregates and trophies.

Fares Wall Teanalado A. Pourro R. Fouree L. McCarty

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