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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 30, 1944
Page
3
Ty and stenay ait vall sae yt as the Hrvet were rekyn. In wlan Ee, whi wa ee hitee mem runs.
Fragmentary report from Monday describes the death of Charles Farrett, 44, of Pitaway, a noted soldier, after a violent incident near Western Evans Street. Police found a body near a wooded area and cite the scene as part of an ongoing investigation.
Dr Gleimants spoke on fertilization and reproduction in a health and hygiene talk at the Institute of Anatomy. Dr Clements illustrated his lecture with examples. The audience was larger than the prior week and many boys asked questions during the discussion.
A fire brigade response followed a late afternoon false alarm at North Ainslie. A reported mouse caused confusion and no outbreak was found. no injuries or damage were reported as the engine crew conducted checks and cleared the scene after investigation.
Canberra selection news lists Jelluanders of Rayal Military College and Duntiman among the 23 players chosen for the army game. The announcement noted a patriotic tone and the May 40 date for the Union event in Sydney.
The fragment notes a list of names and addresses, mentions North bore and a prize of £10,000 with provisional payments to three divisions. It references Rey Warrington and a hospital scene where prizewinners were announced by an actorset at an unidentified military hospital, with Welfare of returned ordiers involved.
The excerpt lists lottery results with prize numbers and syndicate names. First prize No. 9102 credited to Dont Weaken't Syndicate with H. J. O'Brien at Enmore Road. Second prize No. 2103 to Amy's Syndicate led by Amy Totti at Marion Street Leichhardt. Third prize No. 1081 noted for All of Ux Syndicate led by C. Coughlan at Grafton. A further prize and a future draw on Wednesday morning are mentioned.
At Flemington Rateyards the Sydney market showed exceptionally tight sheep and lamb availability with 18075 penned. Buyers operated freely as prices rose 1 to 47 in places, with general quality mid to strong and varied quotations across classes including wethers, ewes, lambs, borgets, and prime cattle.
General Meet at the school on Wednesday May involves talks on The face of the Dance in Filcation. Canberra Times invites cadet journalist positions and domestic help. Church choirs rehearse for Mendelssohn, auditions for vocalists. Jobs sought include waitresses and shop painters with National Service Office inquiries.
A.J.C. stewards suspend apprentice J. Griffins for one month after a dispute over a record price of £4800 paid for Br. JoByey. The case touches trainer Sydney and the Gold Bov feign Feminist, with McEvoy to prepare Fireboy and yearlings at Ingle room.
City of Prutent Western offers acting Town Clerk post with pay salley 1299 per annum. Applications must include age qualifications experience marital status veteran status and a recent photo. Canvassing will disqualify. Submit to secretary Federal Capital Commission Canberra by noon Monday.
POBITION WANTED ACCOUNTANT requires evening work write up accounts taxation rent doctors traders and company Joi Terms moderate. "T.A." "Can serra Times." 1 VOX Terrier dog months brown small trown heart-shaped patch head vicinity Queanbeyan Railway Station Bet afternoon Re card W. Foy 18 Railway Av. Qbn Prune 316. Persons detaining will be prosecuted. Reward. In formation pleasing V. Shadler. PEARL scroll war-ring between Ma Waka and Ainslie Saturday night Return to Canberra Rimen.
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