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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
6
Fragmentary report notes Walter James Mye charged on a indictable count in Cromain relating to a 22 Modead event. Source mentions a critical condition and police statement but details are unclear.
Byndey Wednesday court records recount Willan Bentley Fiton a drover of Auburn punished with hard labor for riding a horse with a severe sore. The RSCPA noted cruelty attempts and plans to continue treatment before the horse was abandoned for Lomington action.
The Chief of the Uwi Uivlaien ir Hols ye fA roscott outlines survey center consolidation in Adelaide and Richmond district. The effort aims to relieve trained worker shortages with three day oversight by Drentor of tie Walle Inatitute, involving about 20 men from Fue ante and New South Wales.
Mr J T Drown of the Kingsford Aviation Service Sydney bought more than 100 Wackett trainer aircraft and Tiger Moth planes from the Disposals Commission.
Canberra Rugby Union meets Newcastle at Manuka Oval in a key match. McDiarmid and McCue shine in half and five eighth roles, with Doran optimistic Canberra can control the game using a strong backline and targeted forward play.
William Robert Bathgate, 47, was found not guilty today of murdering Luigi Origa at Forbes in 1908 but was immediately charged with another murder. Bathgate had been retried after an appeal granted a new trial. the jury absolved him in the first case and he faced a second in court.
The will of Mrs Margaret Hogan valued at £23 486 was admitted to probate. Eugene Joseph Sheehy, estate agent, offered at the hearing to renounce £16,000 left by Mrs Hogan. Thomas Walsh, nephew of Max Hogan, claimed lack of testamentary capacity and the matter was adjourned after Sheehy’s offer.
Two job advertisements appeared in the Ismae paper, offering an office cleaner position at eight weekly and a university demonstrator at 250 pounds for three years. The Australian Association of Scientific Workers president Mr ByDy Conway noted the hiring trends and the employment outlook for scientists.
On Wednesday about 30 brides were bound for New South Wales and Queensland aboard the Nucup. Mrs Storris, to live in Brine, said many leaving for Australia believed opportunities existed here, while others thought the opposite.
The article lists mixed and B mixed tennis divisions with player names such as Barton Harton Pauls Northbourne and Kingston, along with match pairings against venues on Manuka court. It notes matches on a single course of the Aiat-pumed club and lists numerous players, reserves, and team names.
An English four year old bred by J Imaay named Spain sails to Australia to contest Doomben's £10,000 Ahern Handicap. The horse, by hp de Lyon out of Amara, stands 16.3 hands and will race under J C Bendendt. Barrier position to be withheld until after the prior race. The move aims to curb betting activities.
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State Lottery Sydney drawn today lists prizes and syndicate holders including May Day syndicate Mrs Morrin 68 Regent Street Paddington and Five of Syndicate K Clark 164 Bellevue Hill. Fourth prize goes to Hovey Brew Syndicate F Ball 60 Robin and Hotel Charing Cross. Murphy Syndicate W F Gorman 50 Ruxcell Street Granville Lottery No 141 will be drawn on relay.
An advertisement from Cavendish Laboratories offers a nonoperative method to treat urinary frequency caused by enlarged prostate. It claims to avoid surgery and invites readers to write for details and a free illustrated booklet titled Man’s Danger Gland with notes on abdominal and penile indications.
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