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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 22, 1946

Page

4

Bird study voyage to lonely Antarctic isle by Rankin

Liswtanasti Colonel Rankin of Calgary plans a scientific voyage to South Georgia aboard the 20,000 ton Southern Venturer. He travels with two young men Campbell Gray and Robert Sn ater to photograph birds and study their life on the isle near Mull. The party aims to avoid disturbance to birds and may not return until May. Rankin previously served as official photographer to the Oxford University Arctic Expedition.

Liswtanasti Miall Rankin Calgary Tale of Mull Argyll Southern Venturer Campbell Gray Robert Snater Rankin South Georgia Uirda Pugt Georgia Fas Jonely Tate Langa Scotland Isle of Mull Oxford University Sir Hubert Stewart Rankin

Aid to Britain appeal closed in Canberra funds sent to Lord Mayor

The A C branch of the Nations Council of Women decided to close the Aid to Britain appeal in Canberra and forward the final cheque to the Lord Mayor of Blythe. The appeal began in November and raised 1208 pounds 3 shillings 4 pence with no expenses claimed. Final donations include amounts acknowledged earlier and several local contributions, noting hospitality centre involvement and various individuals and addresses.

A.C the Nations! Council of Women Aid To Britain Canberra Fins Bytley App Gabberra Berra Wright

Restrictions On Fire Use In ACT Extend Through February

Fire restrictions in the ACT will apply from November 1 to February 28 with possible extensions at the Bush Fire Council's discretion. Early imposition of a ban under the Careless Use of Fire Ordinance was waived after rain, but officials warn that drier conditions could push restrictions into next year. Burning inflammable materials outside city areas requires Chief Fire Control Officer permission. lighting a fire near plantations or unleased Commonwealth land is prohibited unless in specially constructed enclosures.

Bush Fire Council Rman Xappler Commonwealth

Diver Explores Wookey Holes in Mendip Hills

A diver recounts deep exploration of Wookey Holes in the Mendip Hills. He describes lowering river levels to permit access, the perilous ascent through four subterranean chambers, and a lone return from the seventh chamber with his companion guiding via radio from London.

Mendip Hills Steag Inley Lake Kae Balcombe Gip.o London

British Council Scholarships Offered for Canberra Students

The British Council announces scholarships lasting the Ringliah academic year for research or study. Awards cover up to £490, plus travel grants, based on applicant need. Recipients must not bring family and must return home after the award. Applications close November 30 at the Canberra University College Registrar.

Taf Institute of Anal Mir. E. Slaterim Sheffield’ University Regietrar Canberra University College Owen Canberra Ware

Country cricket in NSW aims to boost regional play and youth

The New South Wales Country Cricket Association renews efforts to promote country cricket with a country week carnival, a Sydney exhibition match at the Sydney Cricket Ground, and a January youth tour. Plans include 45 players under 17 traveling to Sydney for a week of coaching, lectures, and demonstrations, plus a combined match against a City team.

Anera Canberra ANA Brisbane Melebourne Sydney Tasmania NRW Berra Asor Pen Althoug FCL Sydney Cricket Ground Dove Banter Comi- Thirtee

Queensland to ban French swimsuit on Lana Turner

Monday report from Bribbani notes Coolangails mayor L. Peale will not tolerate cross cultural attire as Lana Turner plans a Queensland visiting tour. An executive, Charles Joldamit, said Turner will wear Australian and Hollywood beachwear while on South Coast beaches amid a French swimsuit ban dispute.

Bribbani Coolangails Aldermaan Lana Turner

Goulburn skin sale attracts keen bidding and firm prices

At the monthly Goulburn sale of farmers and dealers a large turnout from shippers and fallmongers attended. Prices moved firm and dearer than the previous Sydney auction with cargoes quoted from full merine to 194d and other lots in the 14d to 18d range.

Goulburn Fallmongera

Ferrier Ties For Third At Knoxville Invitation Golf

Jim Ferrier finished tied for third place at the Knoxville Invitation tournament in Knoxville. Harrison of Knoxville led after four rounds with a score of 298, while G Herman Kener won with 201 strokes. Herbert was runner up with 202.

Knoxville Jim Ferrer Harrison G. Herman Kener Ggy Stuck Herbert

Many Mockery of Marriage Claims by Bishop at Brisbane

The Anglican Bishop of Rockhampton deplores the use of marriage as a social badge. He notes many people treat wedlock as a method of conferring respectability for casual relations and criticizes the trend observed in society today.

Brisbane

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Fourth Prize in State Lottery Drawn at Goulburn

Sydney dispatches report the fourth prize in the state lottery drawn in Goulburn. The fragment notes names and addresses, including Mrs. Weiltaans of Woollahra and a line about number 1406, but the passage is incomplete and lacks full context of the draw details.

Goulburn Sydney

Fire damages Mr Maloney's machinery at Yass site

Police questioned several youths after a Sunday night fire destroyed a trew aled and valuable machinery owned by Mr Maloney at Yass. They admitted smoking in the building, and investigators believe the blaze started when matches or batteries were tossed onto the floor and not extinguished.

Canberra Maloney Yass Ti Ia

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