Meat supplies may be affected by petrol shortages
A Canberra meat shortage may develop this week as petrol is unavailable to transport supplies from abattoirs. A representative of Une Federal Purveyors Pty Ltd stated supplies are exhausted by work-end. Requests to the Liquid Fuel Control authority for emergency deliveries from Government Medi a New have been unsuccessful. Deliveries to shops will continue as long as possible, but further supplies are forth coming. abattoirs vans will cease running.
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ACT Pasture Improvement Competition Opens in October
The first ACT pasture improvement contest will be run by the ACT Pastoral and Agricultural Association on October 27 and 28. The winner will hold the department of interior prize for 12 months. Mr R Crave, president of the association, said the contest aims to encourage pasture improvement and expects wide farmer participation in the event.
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Drunk in Charge and Negligence Fine Levied at Riverside Court
Victor Cunningham, 49, Riverside Bowes pastor, was fined £5 in default 10 for driving a utility truck while intoxicated and without a licence. He pleaded guilty after a police sighting at Riverside Hostel Drive. The magistrate noted driving under the influence is common but urged greater precautions with dangerous drugs. Further cases involved a laborer and a chemist firm tied to a fatality, with formal reports to the Attorney General.
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Three Years Gaol For Sharkey
Tamils party official Sharkey, a leading member of the Australian Communist Party, was sentenced to three years in jail by Mr Justice Dwyer for seditious words. He had appealed to the High Court, which dismissed the action. He stated the party does not plan to send troops to Australia. Legal advice is being sought on an appeal to the state Full Court. The sentence is the maximum for the offence.
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Wool Prices Steady Amid Strong Competition in Sydney
In Sydney on Monday the wool market showed little change from recent levels under strong competition from Yorkshire and the Continent, with occasional local mill support. Irregularities appeared in certain wools sold in buyers’ favour at times, as buyers and sellers navigated the market.
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Yorkshire
Continent
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Barraba
Youth Threatens To Shoot Girl In Melbourne Court
John William Longmuir of Weat Artmawick was charged with threatening to shoot Beverly Hart, 15, with intent to murder. He was remanded to October 24 after Detective Tremas opposed bail. Ballwaa refused the application.
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Ballwaa
Diesel rail motor to Bombala slated for late November
A two unit diesel rail motor will run from Queanbeyan to Bombala at the end of November. It will connect with the Federal van on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 2.18 pm, arriving Bombala at 6.28 pm. Return trips depart Bombala at 11.85 pm on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving Queanbeyan at 7 pm.
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State Lottery Sydney Draw Names Winners and Prizes
The Sydney lottery draw lists second prize to J Cooper at Newington Naval Depot and 26th Anniversary Syndicate with prize 80083. Third prize goes to Mrs E Campbell of Concord West for 80083, fourth prize to FE Mullinger of 328 Macquarie Street Windsor, fifth prize to Mrs B Com pany of 167 Anzac Parade Kensington. Takery No 1903 will be drawn tomorrow.
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Victoria Avenue
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Bourne Cup Pancies and Melbourne Cup bets
A fragment reports betting on the Bourne Cup and Melbourne Cup with wagers around £30,000 on the winner and £10,000 placed against Carbon Copy. It mentions favorites Vagabond and Carbon Copy and lists several horse names including Precedent and Foxtuin.
Flemington Sheep and Lamb Market Prices and Supplies
In Tucuda at Flemington yard, 42,606 head of sheep and lambs were penned with heavy competition and better lamb and light sheep values by 1 to 4d. Heavy sheep unchanged. Good to prime mutton priced Nid to Ta, wethers 4d to 5d, hoggets 6d, ewes 6d to 6s 6d, suckers 10d to 1s. In the attic section a larger offering of light stock was Cased. fair demand and prices 10s to 20s cheaper than prior. Vealers and light cattle well supplied. vealers 54s to 54s, steers 74/ to 27, heifers 66/ to 73/ per 100 lb. cows 57/ to 4/- per 100 lb.
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Tucuda
Flemington Aeleyarda
Indigestion Remedy From Indian Root Pill
A fragmented ad text touts Dr Moraes Indian Root Pill as a tonic to stimulate bile flow and aid digestion. It claims to restore normal bowel action and relieve bilious feelings from daily irregularity with a herbal preparation.
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