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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
2
The championship final of the Can-Vdehr Bowling Club for the 1982-15 season will be played on Saturday, weather permitting. The contestants are J McFarlane and I Menahan, who have led the competition for several months in a prolonged season.
Alan Waterson aged 17 and H W Hatterstey reached the final of the New South Wales amateur championship after semi final wins. Hatterstey defeated Col Faweed Uireo two up while Waterson beat I K Hur Iriten one up. The final is set for next Saturday.
A Sydney agricultural sheep show at the Showground drew 4 037 exhibits, the largest ever sent to the Sydney show. Judges praised the merino entries and high overall standard, with Mr B. Jody and Mr F P McMaster among speakers noting quality. The Weirfat Cup for best stud ram went to B MacFarlane, who also claimed the grand champion ram award, while the MacFarlane/Guthrie team dominated with top ram and ewe honours and reserve champions across categories.
An amended Commonwealth Gazette reveals the Industrial Board will only hear matters from organizations registered under the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1901 1930. The change blocks the Federal Territory Workers Union from submitting claims, affecting numerous workers in the Federal Capital Territory and provoking strong opposition from the Australian Workers Union and related bodies.
In the Senate debate on tariff schedules, Senator Dunn leads a push to reintroduce rates under the 1920 tariff with support from Rue and two Queensland Labour suppliers. The government defends banana protection, noting Ottawa Agreement concessions and potential extension to non-self-governing colonies. An amendment aiming to reduce the general tariff to 4s 2d per cental is defeated 21 to 10. several United Australia Party members oppose.
Three of four valpaie sheep bolted from a transport moving from Jerriterie to Hydney. The troupe near Hay Thay taunted by railway authorities. A sheep fell from the truck after a rail door bolt jolted, leaving one missing. Telopen Park School ex students plan a dance in the Kindergarten room to support the event.
A fragmented report outlines a special conference of the cooperative focusing on quota system reforms. The Australian dairy sector figures prominently, with committee members urged to press for rate reductions and broader dairy farm support amid ongoing price pressures.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Bavarian party raid with scattered references to Berlin and a recent action. The legible portions mention a weigh in and not much else. The article appears damaged and specific names or dates are not recoverable.
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