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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 30, 1946

Page

3

Will dispute ends in probate court ruling

In Victoria’s Probate Court Emma Amelia Davies seeks to revoke probate of the will of Devian, a Tahitian gravester from Ayola near Wanganella, claiming the testator was not of sound mind in 1944 and harbored delusions against her. The will left about 34,000 with a son receiving 530 while his daughter inherits nothing. The case, involving executors Francia Lao Kell and Aaheesri WRG, remains unfinished.

Ydney Grasier Wally Emma Amelia Davies Ytawthorn Vic Davis Devian Graster Ayola Wanganella Tuquin Davies Francia Lao Kell Aaheesri Wrg Daal III

Canberra housing programme totals 694 in ACT

The Minister for Works and Housing Mr Laszarini stated the present houses completed under construction and planned will provide about 694 homes for Canberra residents. A departmental official noted a waiting list near 1100 while 200 Tocumwal houses would arrive soon.

Canberra Laszarini Department of the Interior Tere Laxuarini Boatlake Can

Theft of Large Swarm of Bees Near Kilroy

Thieves stole about 900 bees from a property owned by Mr F L Sches at Sheep Station Creek near Kilroy. The loss is valued around £400. The Queensland Beekeepers Association notes the bees are left in forest areas far from the homestead and tended every two to three weeks. Anyone taking bees harms the community.

Brisbane FL Sches Sheep Station Creek Kilroy Queensland ‘Beekeepers’ Association E. Br‘anay

Australian for UNRRA Praised by New Minister

Warm tributes in New York on Tuesday recalled the work of more than 200 Australians and New Zealanders with UNRRA in China. Professor Copland, Minister to China, spoke of UNRRA’s 10 million tons of supplies sent within a year after the European war. He said it marked the greatest humanitarian effort in Allied history, begun in 1941 when Allied prospects were dark.

UNRRA NEW New York New Zealand Henry Unrical Chine Copland China United Nations U.nara London Bradman Preston Adda Bredioen Dusinaas

Y W C A Announces Meetings and Youth Conference Calls

The Y W C A and YMCA boards plan meetings this Friday in Hopetoun Room and other sessions in March under Commonwealth auspices. Registrations for the National Youth Conference in Melbourne open for members aged 15 to 25, with close date November 18. Badminton and table tennis will be played Monday at 7 30 pm by So Ed club members at the Y W C A.

Y.w.ca YMCA Hopetoun W.C.A Carola Melbourne Y.W.C.A

Overtime Claim By Transport Mechanics

The A. CT Industrial Board heard a claim by the Transport Department mechanics union seeking overtime pay. Three employees alleged time and a half from 6 pm to 11 pm and double time thereafter, citing details of shift patterns and temporary detail assignments.

A.ct Milileas

Naval man assaulted in Sydney in Haymarket

Petty Officer Harry Paterson of Bridgefield, attached to the Admiralty Saf, was attacked by four men in Haymarket on Tuesday night. He was robbed of £3 and a wristwatch, left dazed on the footpath, and treated at Sydney Hospital for contusions to the mouth and right eye, bruises, and shock.

Sydney Harry Paterson Btram Beld Admiralty Saf Haymarket Sydney Hospital

Improvement in Canberra Mail Services Boosts Connections

A noticeable improvement in mail services follows the renewal of normal mail routes between Canberra and Sydney starting last Sunday. Additional services to Yam were discontinued with the return of train schedules showing three trains daily from Canberra.

Canberra Sydney Yam

State Garnishes Wages for Rent in Sydney

Government officer Ti Wan reports the Housing Commission is garnisheeing wages to recover rent arrears. An ex service man, not in action, refused to pay for several months, totaling over £200, prompting wage garnishment under the government's rental enforcement.

Sydney Ts Garuanes Ie Housing Commission Ment Ti Wan

M S W Has Easy Sheffield Wik Brisbane

In New South Wales the team faced a tough chase in the Sheffield Shield match. Morris and Car snody gave an early lift but Morris fell for a duck. Kilis then struck to remove Alley Auggera and Bar Rog, as Grieven and Pettiford steadied to seal a late victory bid. South Wales posted 182 and 212 for five in reply.

Brisbane Grieven Pettiford

Miners President Accused Over Union Fees

A Central Council special meeting was set to discuss alleged failure by General President Mr Wells to pay union dues. The Northern Board of Movement met in Newcastle and planned a ballot for a Central Committee seat next week to determine nominees for General President.

Sydney Central Council of the Miners’ Federation Miners Federation Mr. Wells Northern Board of Moment Newcastle Central Cott. Tat Dlons Welln Financial Ember Thi

Labour Conference Backs 40 Hour Week Plans

Adelaide's labour conference declared active support for ACTU proposals including a 40 hour week and a £1 weekly rise in the basic wage. It also favoured a five day week where possible and resolved to push for a Federal Basic Wage Committee and a review of the arbitration system.

Adelaide Labour Conference ACTU

Clerks Union Extends Ban on Wool Shipments

The Crederated Clerks Union extends a ban on wool shipments from Mercantile Hand and Finance Co citing a failed attempt to foster scale value. The firm operates across the Eastern States with extensions to New South Wales and Queensland.

Clerks’ Union Sydney Mercantile Hand and Finance Co New ‘Wales Queensland

Unrest Report From Madrid Sparks Cloistered Protest

A terse Madrid dispatch notes unrest after a clandestine Spanish Communist stop work meeting halted operations. The report cites direct centers and regional employee committees, with wage reductions of one eighth under new policies. November 1 proceedings are referenced.

Trouvie Madrid Poward

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